Kawasaki Sxr 1100 Rear Water Box Watercraft Jetski Jet Ski Stand-up on 2040-parts.com
Liberty Hill, Texas, United States
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REAR WATER BOX for the Kawasaki SXR 1100 or Trinity Vector Race Hull, and any other aftermarket stand up hull that has an exhaust exit in the Kawasaki OEM location.
1. Sound - Lower Sound Level 2. Weight: average 2lb 4.2oz 3. Water Bung welded in 4. Comes with 90 degree coupler and brass water fittings 5. Easy Install For use with the Kawasaki 1100 watercraft engine in a factory oem hull or any other aftermarket stand up hull that has an exhaust exit in the Kawasaki OEM location. NOTE: any manufacturing defect warrantied Miss use, destruction, or being installed wrong is not warrantied. |
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