Yamaha 800 66e Gp Xlt Motor Engine No Core Rebuilt on 2040-parts.com
Honesdale, Pennsylvania, United States
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Engine from a 2002 yamaha gp 800r. The ski was running prior to removal and had 145 psi prior to removal. The engine was fully taken apart, inspected and cleaned. The engine is a oem used crank with brand new crank seals and WSM platinum molly coated pistons. Extra exhaust and intake gaskets are included to.
NO core is needed but i will buy back your core Please contact me direct as 570-470-8250 with questions . |
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