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Motul 710 Racing 2 Stroke Motorcycle Oil 1 Liter - 2 Pack Full Synthetic on 2040-parts.com

US $32.00
Location:

Chillicothe, Illinois, United States

Chillicothe, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:MOTUL Manufacturer Part Number:104034

BRAND NEW NO DAMAGE

MOTUL 710 2 STROKE  MOTORCYCLE SYNTHETIC OIL

1 LITER BOTTLE
YOU WILL RECEIVE 2- 1LITER BOTTLES


Application:Engine lubricants
Engine Type:2-Stroke
Quality:100% Synthetic
Product Range:Motorcycle
API Standards:API TC
JASO Standards:JASO FD 033MOT064
100% synthetic 2-Stroke lubricant with Ester technology. Provides optimal power & protection for the latest generation of 2-Stroke engines fitted with direct injection systems or carburetors. Anti-smoke formula.

Suitable for;
All types of Gasoline.
Oil injector systems or premix.
Catalytic converters. 


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