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Crankshop Triple Ck3 1025 Drag Race Pipe Side Exit Skidoo Prostock Mach Z on 2040-parts.com

US $329.00
Location:

Lee Center, New York, United States

Lee Center, New York, United States
Condition:Used

Set of crank shop pipes for 1025 crank shop triple 1025 ck3 chassis


28mm stingers. Came on a sled I bought. 9-9200 rpm pipes. Does not come with mounting flanges. These are set up for side exit right now. Crank shop stampings on them.

Crankshop is stamped on them but they have been reworked on the dyno to hit 9-9200 rpm. 

Comes as pictured. If not pictured not available. No flanges. 

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