Sea-doo Spark Solas Wear Ring & Impeller Package Watercraft Stainless Steel Tool on 2040-parts.com
Hugo, Minnesota, United States
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Brand new Solas Concord stainless steel impeller, stainless steel wear ring and impeller tool package for the SEA-DOO Spark 90hp models. *NOTE: This package is not recommend for stock 60hp SEA-DOO Spark models.* The new Solas Concord SK-CD-12/17 blows away the performance of your stock impeller! Large blade area and superior hub design deliver increased acceleration and reduced cavitation. This 12/17 variable pitch impeller was designed for both stock and mildly modified watercraft. Package includes: *NOTE: This package is not recommend for stock 60hp SEA-DOO Spark models.* Thanks for looking and be sure to check out my Ebay store for more great SEA-DOO Spark parts! |
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