Kawasaki 900 903 1000 1015 1075 1197 Web 72-b Camshaft Cam Drag Cafe Race Bike on 2040-parts.com
Key Largo, Florida, US
Used set of kawasaki Web 72-B grind camshafts 73 - 76 kz900A 76 900 LTD 77-79 kz1000A 78 80 kz1000 D1 D3 Z1R 79 80 kz1000 A3 A4 MK II . Sold in very good used condition. This is a very old grind and i dont have any data on them. The durration is big see pic. Any questions please ask before bidding. No warrantee or return offered buyer agrees to pay all return shipping charges. Shipping will be 18.00 US only. Paypal accepted. Thank you.
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