Kawasaki 750 Ss Xi Ssxi St Sts Xir Sx Sxi Zxi Dual Keihin Carb Kit Caburetors on 2040-parts.com
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Kawasaki Dual carbs, clean inside, outsides could use a cleaning, also have rebuilds in stock if you wanted to rebuild them, Out of a 95 750 STS, May Fit Other Models As Well, Good Shape, Buy with Confidence I have been in buisness over 10 years and my feedback should speak for itself, PLEASE ASK QUESTIONS PRIOR TO BUYING, REFUNDS ARE NOT GIVEN ON POST AUCTION QUESTIONS, IF YOUR MACHINE IS NOT THE MACHINE LISTED IN THIS DESCRIPTION PLEASE ASK IF IT WILL FIT, REFUSAL TO NOT PAY GETS YOU AN UNPAID BUYER STRIKE.
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