8 Pins Cdi Box,digital Igniter,7500 Rpm,buyang 300cc Atv, Linhai 250,260 Atv,utv on 2040-parts.com
Plano, Texas, US
THIS IS A NEW 7500 RPM DIGITAL IGNITER,CDI BOX. IT WORKS ON JCL BUYANG 300CC ATV PRIOR 2010 YEAR MODEL. IT HAS 8 PINS WITHOUT REVERSE SPEED LIMIT. IT REPLACE SOME LINHAI 250CC,260CC,300CC ATV,XINYUE SCOOTER, ROKETA UTV. IT HAS 30 DAYS WARRANTY. ANY QUESTION LET ME KNOW.
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