Namura Na-30000-6k Top-end Rebuild Kit For 1985-93 Suzuki Lt230 Models - 67.47mm on 2040-parts.com
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Namura Technologies Top-End Rebuild KitPart Number: NA-30000-6K
Why replace your cylinder when you can replace the piston for a fraction of the cost and time? Namura gives you a higher performance piston without the higher price. Top-End rebuild kits also include Namura's Top-End Gasket Kits, which are manufactured to OE-specs with no trimming or fitment issues. Quality materials mean increased longevity and continued performance. Namura's Top-End Kits include everything you need to get your ride operational again; pistons, a top-end gasket kit and wrist-pin bearings (where applicable) are all included in this convenient, time saving kit. Fits: Specs:
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