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Mo-flow Polaris Axys 6 Piece Snowmobile Vent Kit on 2040-parts.com

US $165.00
Location:

Fresno, California, United States

Fresno, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Mo-Flow Ventilation


 Mo-Flow Side Vents for Polaris AXYS Snowmobiles 

This is a new 6 piece of Mo-Flow Vents for the Polaris AXYS sled.  Our vents help to reduce temperatures in the engine and clutch compartment. Using these vents along with our other vent kits
are the best thing you can do to help rid the engine compartment of unwanted heat.  Our vents will help improve belt life and engine performance.   We cut the frames on a CNC machine for the same exact fit every time. We bond the mesh to the frames and predrill all holes for an easy installation.   We also supply black aluminum rivets, detailed instructions, and a paper template. 

 

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