2004-2006 Yamaha Raptor Yfm 350 *piston Rings Std 83mm* on 2040-parts.com
Michigan, US
BRAND NEW NAMURA PISTON RING SET. MADE BY RIKEN, THE WORLD'S LARGEST OEM MANUFACTURER OF PISTON RINGS.
FITS: 2004-2006 YAMAHA RAPTOR 350 (Standard 83mm Bore)
WILL FIT OEM YAMAHA, NAMURA, AND OTHER CAST PISTONS THAT ARE THE SAME STYLE AS THE OEM PISTON.
***WILL NOT FIT WISECO PISTONS OR ANY OTHER FORGED PISTON***
*Worldwide Shipping Available!
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