Snowmobile Carb Air Intake Filter - Mikuni 36-38 Mm on 2040-parts.com
Rhinelander, Wisconsin, United States
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Clamp on Air Intake Filter or Mikuni 36-38 mm carbs The ID of the filter where is clamps on is 2-7/16". Includes clamp Buyer pays $5.99 shipping (lower 48 states). WI residents add 5% tax. Payment Options:
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