Dragbike Suzuki Gs1100/1150 1428 Copper Head Gasket .049 Thick For Nos Or Turbo on 2040-parts.com
Batavia, Illinois, US
NEW OLD STOCK, A LITTLE THICKER THAN A STOCK COPPER GASKET. STOCK .042 THIS ONE .049, CAN BE USE EVEN IF YOU JUST WANT TO LOWER THE CRANKING PRESSURE. JUST HAS TO BE CLEANED UP, COMES WITH A STOCH BRITE PAD.
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