Kawasaki 650sx X2 Sc Ts Keihin Cdk 2 Ii 38mm Carburetor With More on 2040-parts.com
Athens, New York, United States
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Nice clean keihin cdk2 38mm carburetor. Pretty fresh rebuild (2-3 hours of use). Came off of a running freshwater ski. Comes with matching oem intake manifold and flame arrestor.
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