42T - Rear Sprocket - Stealth Supersprox Kawasaki

42T - Rear Sprocket - Stealth Supersprox Kawasaki

Marsoni

M251S

$164.95

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42T - Rear Sprocket - Stealth Supersprox KawasakiSUPERSPROX SPROCKETS Supersprox have been supplying the highest quality sprockets since 1959 and have grown to be one of the largest sprocket manufacturers in the world. Founder Roger Maughfling, who was extremely passionate for motorcycles, began producing sprockets as supply was lacking for the makes and models he needed. Over the years Supersprox has been set as the industry standard. FEATURES C 45 high quality steel Long life, anti corrosion

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For those of you with the 135 hp mercury that was branded as the "Sea Ray 135" and paint matched to the boat (i.e. Seville's and some others) this is the 147 degree thermostat for that motor. My Seville is an '88 and It's difficult to cross reference the serial numbers on those motors when searching for parts. Only buy Quicksilver parts for these motors. Happy to find them on Amazon because Boats.net as an example, is not clear on what you're getting.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024