Seadoo 1996 Gsx 800 Rave Exhaust Valve 787 Xp Spx Gtx 96 97 A on 2040-parts.com
Pewamo, Michigan, United States
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This is a Rave Exhaust Valve off a 1996 Sea doo GSX 800. Valve is in good condition with no cracks, welds or damage. Item has been tested and works properly. Item is off a fresh water machine. Email us with your questions. Thanks for looking
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