Kawasaki/yamaha 650/701 Aftermarket B Pipe Gasket on 2040-parts.com
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KAWASAKI/YAMAHA 650/701 AFTERMARKET B PIPE GASKET #5900. THIS WILL FIT KAWASAKI 650 X-2/TS/SC/SX WITH AFTERMARKET EXHAUST MANIFOLDS AND HEAD PIPE. SAME WITH YAMAHA 701 FITS AFTERMARKET EXHAUST MANIFOLDS AND HEAD PIPE.1986 KAWASAKI 650 WITH STOCK MANIFOLD TAKES THE #5890 IT HAS SMALLER HOLE. E-MAIL WITH PART # YOU NEED. IF ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE E-MAIL THANKS.
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