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Skidoo Snowmobile Carburetor Intake Flange Mikuni Part #07-100-21 on 2040-parts.com

US $5.99
Location:

Oostburg, Wisconsin, United States

Oostburg, Wisconsin, United States
Condition:New Brand:Ski-Doo/SPI Manufacturer Part Number:570 0380 00/07-100-21

New Skidoo/SPI

Intake Carburetor Flange
 

Newest Skidoo Part #570 0380 00

SPI PRODUCTS 07-100-21

1989-1992 SKI DOO FORMULA PLUS MIKUNI MOUNTING FLANGE

1989-1992 SKI DOO FORMULA PLUS MIKUNI

 MOUNTING FLANGE

Additonal Fitment:

1985-1992 SKI DOO FORMULA MX


1989-1992 SKI DOO FORMULA PLUS


All items sold individually unless otherwise specified.

Product Details

Weight (lb.)0.16
Height (in.)1.50
Length (in.)6.00
Width (in.)4.50
Brand:SPI PRODUCTS
Model Number:07-100-21


Price is each if you want to purchase more than 1 Flange.  
I will send you a billing so your shipping will be combined and cost less.
 

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