Polaris Throttle Cable on 2040-parts.com
Rogers, Arkansas, United States
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removed from a 96 slx . will fit other yrs and models but check before bidding. lots of new and used parts for all brands polaris, kawasaki, sea-doo, yamaha, tigershark parting out over 60 ski mostly all 2-stroke models messge me with what you are looking for. I'll leave you feedback when you leave me feedback since no one on e-bay seems to want to leave feedback after a transaction anymore and im a new seller trying to get feedback up thanks. 1994 Polaris PWC SLT |
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