1997 Kawasaki Prairie 400 4wd Engine Head Cam Rocker Arms Top End on 2040-parts.com
Booneville, Mississippi, US
CHECK OUT MY EBAY STORE FOR OTHER PARTS THAT YOU MAY NEED!!! All parts will come with a 14 day money back(less shipping). Please contact me before you ship it back, we might be able to work something out. Buyer pays for return shipping. You are bidding on used items so they will have wear to them. I will describe as best as I can the part that is for sell. Will only ship to the lower 48 States. Payment only excepted through Paypal. Alot of parts will interchange with other years and models, double check before you bid. Contact me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking. If you live in the Pacific Time Zone area please contact me before you buy. Your shipping will be higher then other states. All parts will be shipped by UPS or USPS, depending on the weight, size, and location of where the part is going will determine if the part will ship priority or parcel post. Every part under 5 lb. will ship priority. You can call or text 662-728-2860 if you do not want to e-mail your question. There is no reason to ever leave negative feedback. If there is something wrong with your part or if i missed something in the description. Contact me and i will make things right. i do from time to time miss things but here at 4wheeler shop i will make things right for you to want to come back. SHELF #001. CAME OFF OF A 97 PRAIRIE 400 4WD. HAS RUST AND WATER DID GET IN ON THE VALVES, THE CAM AND THE ROCKER ARMS ARE IN GOOD SHAPE, SMOOTH. IT WOULD BE A GOOD IDEA TO TAKE THE VALVES OUT TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE STRAIGHT.
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