Ski Doo 700 Triple High Compression Race Only Changeable Dom Cylinder Head on 2040-parts.com
Charlevoix, Michigan, United States
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This cylinder head will fit every year 700 triple rotax made also any 600 or 700 triple head cover will fit the head. The domes were made by Polar Performance and machined by Greg Atkinson from Trackside Performance. I ran this head on a Pro stock 700 motor needs to have 114 octane race fuel its in very good condition. Any questions please ask
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