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Pro-x - 4177 - Piston Kit, 1.75mm Oversize To 67.75mm on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Wildomar, California, United States

Wildomar, California, United States
Purchased But Never Used.
Brand:Pro-X Compatible Make:1988-2006 Yamaha Manufacturer Part Number:4177 Compatible Model:YFS200 Blaster Fits:ATV

YOU WILL RECEIVE 1 PRO-X PISTON KITS - 1.75MM OVERSIZE TO 67.75MM 4177

Description

Excellency economic alternative when you are looking for an OEM quality replacement piston.

Mainly manufactured in Japan by reputable Original Equipment Manufacturers to ProX exact specifications and high quality standards.

Comes complete with pistons, piston rings, wrist pin and circlips

This Item Fits the Following Applications:

1988-2006 Yamaha YFS200 Blaster

***PLEASE SUBMIT PAYMENT WITHIN 3 DAYS OF WINNING BID OR ITEM WILL BE RELISTED & AN UNOPENED CASE MAY BE SUBMITTED, UNLESS BUYER CONTACTS SELLER EXPLAINING WHY THERE ARE DELAYS***

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