Vintage Kart (go Cart) 16 Used Foreign Motor Pistons - Komet, Yamaha, Iame, Etc. on 2040-parts.com
Franklin, Wisconsin, United States
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16 USED FOREIGN MOTOR PISTONS This listing is for 16 USED FOREIGN MOTOR PISTONS. Pistons are various manufacturers (IAME, YAMAHA, WISECO, BURRIS, ETC...) and sizes (see photos). Condition varies. Some are from rebuilds. Some pistons have been modified. There is at least one piston that looks virtually new but has a slight "stick". If you have any questions please send me a message. Randy G. |
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