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Kawasaki 440 550 Sx Coffman High Performance Waterbox L@@k on 2040-parts.com

US $179.99
Location:

Rocklin, California, United States

Rocklin, California, United States
Get a Better Sound and improve HORSEPOWER!
Manufacturer Part Number:exhaust pipe manifold engine motor 650 SX waterbox Part Brand:kawasaki 440 550sx waterbox resonator SX JS Warranty:No

Kawasaki 440 550 SX Coffman High Performance Water Box.

In Great Working Condition.

Complete your Exhaust System Upgrade with Improved Horsepower!

Less Flow Restriction.

Improves Low End Torque and Overall Performance.

Nice Cosmetic Conditon - no dings dents or damage.

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