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Csi 1150 Flywheel Cover on 2040-parts.com

US $46.50
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USA, United States

USA, United States
Condition:New Color:NA MPN:1150 Manufacturer:Competition Specialities EAN:0017665011500 Brand:CSI UPC:017665011500

CSI 1150 Flywheel Cover
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Item Description
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Features
CSI Flywheel Cover TH350/TH400. Warranted Free From Defects In Material/Workmanship For 1 Year.
Additional Information
  • Manufacturer: Competition Specialities
  • Shipping Weight: 195
  • Product Dimensions:
    Width: 9.00
    Length: 20.00
    Height: 8.00
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30 Days Return & Refund Policy
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  • The buyer can choose between a refund or an exchange to his/her product.
  • In case of defectives found, only factory defects are accepted as the reason of return.
  • The package of the returned item(s) must be completely intact, and all accessory(s) inside the package must be original and in perfect condition.
  • We do not cover the postage costs for returned defective items.
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