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Suzuki Lt50 Jr50 Alt50 New Oem Carburetor Carb Suzuki 50 on 2040-parts.com

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New OEM Factory Suzuki carburetor assy for any year of Suzuki JR50(1978-2006) ALT50 (1983-1984) LT50 (1984-1987) (2 stroke models only; does not fit on the 02~06 4 stroke models).  Don't fight that wore out clogged up carburetor any longer.  Bolt on, set the idle and go riding!

Dont buy a cheap imitation that will give you nothing but problems; this is the original Mikuni carb from Suzuki!

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