Ski Doo Mxz Summit Formula Z Rotax 583 Engine Crankshaft 583 1996/97/98 on 2040-parts.com
Rothschild, Wisconsin, US
This is a used Crankshaft out of a 1996 ski doo 583 that was running prior to tear down all bearings turn smoothly and are in good shape this is a good replacement crank or a spare this will fit many other year 583's
you can feel free to ask me any further questions thanks for looking
sold as is
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