Sea-doo 717/720 Engine Top End Rebuild Kit With Cylinder/piston,save $150 W/core on 2040-parts.com
Carol Stream, Illinois, United States
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*****If you have a good set of borable cylinders to send back to me, I will refund you $150 from the winning bid price when I receive them, making this kit only $360!!!***** Cylinders bored 4th oversize or SBT rejects will not be acceptable. This is a complete top end kit including cylinders to freshen up your 717 Rotax engine. It will work on all 720 engines regardless of the color, all 717 engines are the same. Kit includes cylinders that have been bored .5mm oversize, comes with all necesary gaskets, o-rings, new wrist pins and bearings, circlips, pistons and rings. All the machine work is done and it includes everything you need to do the job! ***These parts are brand new and the cylinders are freshly machined. I am not responsible for any of the parts once you have installed them!*** If there is an issue after they are installed it is either because you did something wrong, or there were other problems with your engine. |
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