Honda Cb 750 F K 1977 - 78 Piston Rings 1 Set Standard Size 13011-392-004 on 2040-parts.com
Wolf Creek, Oregon, US
THIS SALE IS FOR:
ONE (1) SET OF RINGS, FOR ONE (1) PISTON
THESE RINGS FIT THE 1977 - 78 CB750 4 CYLINDER ENGINE
REPLACES HONDA PART NUMBER: 13011-392-004
DIA. 61mm 1St. Ring 1.2mm/ 2Nd. Ring 1.2mm/ Oil Ring 2.8mm
I SHIP WORLD WIDE!!!
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