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Kimpex Lower Left Front Suspension A-arm - 08-368 on 2040-parts.com

US $103.99
Location:

Rush City, Minnesota, United States

Rush City, Minnesota, United States
Condition:New Brand:Kimpex Manufacturer Part Number:08-368 UPC:Does not apply

Kimpex Lower Left Front Suspension A-Arm - 08-368

  • Part #: 558729
  • Manufacturer Part #: 08-368

Overview of Kimpex Lower Left Front Suspension A-Arm - 08-368

Replacement for original equipment A-arms are OEM color-matched silver Enamel finish Sold each

Specs

Position Lower Left
Type A-Arm
Units Each
Weight 5.35 lbs

This item fits the following machines:

 
Polaris
2008, 2010-2011 RMK 600 w/144" track
2008, 2010-2011 RMK 600 w/155
2006 RMK 700 w/144" track
2006 RMK 700 w/151" track
2008-2010 RMK 700 w/155" track
2006 RMK 700 w/159" track
2008 RMK 700 w/163in. track
2010 RMK 800 w/144" track
2009-2010 RMK 800 w/155
2006 RMK 900 Dragon
2007 RMK Dragon
2008 RMK Dragon 800 w/155" track
2008 RMK Dragon 800 w/155in. track - Late Production
2008 RMK Dragon 800 w/163" track
2009 RMK Shift 600 w/144" track
2009 RMK Shift 600 w/155" track
2009 RMK Shift 800 w/144" track

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