Kawasaki 750/650 Sx Sxi Ss Xi Sts Short Block With Msd Girdled Head O Hours on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Hills, California, US
Kawasaki 750 small pin short block motor MRD girdled head custom powder coated cylinder and cases and front cover is a 650 sx. polished exhaust ports new crank built by competitive crankshaft New rods, rod bearings main bearings New rings pins clips. Drilled for 650 stator or total loss very nice set up very clean removed from 93 X2
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