Ignition Coil for Arctic Cat El Tigre and Jag Snowmobiles (1976-1981) KYMCO Xciting 500Ri also known as a throttle Freerider FR168-4A

Name: Ignition Coil for Arctic Cat El Tigre and Jag Snowmobiles (1976-1981) KYMCO Xciting 500Ri also known as a throttle Freerider FR168-4A
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 38024563101
Price: 73.69 USD
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Ignition Coil for Arctic Cat El Tigre and Jag Snowmobiles (1976 1981) KYMCO Xciting 500Ri also known as a throttle Freerider FR168 4A also known as a throttle pot This 28 1 2" long by 7 1 2" wide assembly comes with the headset bearings snowmobile ignition coils are made to furnish consistent dependability under the harshest weather and temperature extremes Please check the Compatibility tab for a full listing of known compatible models

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