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Suzuki Ltz400 2003 Thru 2008 Rear Brake Caliper on 2040-parts.com

US $50.00
Location:

Speculator, New York, United States

Speculator, New York, United States
Condition:Used Fits:ATV Manufacturer Part Number:92145-S091 Brand:SUZUKI

CHECK OUT ALL OF OUR USED LTZ400   AND KFX400  PARTS
USE EITHER LTZ400  OR KFX400 IN THE STORE SEARCH TO VIEW EVERYTHING WE HAVE IN STOCK

THIS CAME OFF OF  A 2004 KFX400  GOOD RUNNING ENGINE

GOOD CONDITION
THE CALIPER WORKS GOOD
THE PARKING BRAKE RATCHET DOES NOT WORK

FITS  LTZ400 2003 THRU 2013
KAWASAKI KFX400  2003 THRU 2006

our new tech line number is 518 548 4495
OUR NEW TECH LINE NUMBER IS 518 548 4495

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