Kawasaki Stx Zxi 1100 900 750 Stx Trim Control Unit Tilt Box Kats 1996 on 2040-parts.com
Lambertville, Michigan, United States
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Kawasaki KATS trim system taken off of the clean, running 1996 Zxi1100 pictured. It comes exactly as pictured, and is in good working condition.
All plugs are in excellent shape and ready to go, with one of the pass through connectors broken. See the picture. This doesn't keep the unit from working as-is, but can very easily be fixed if needed. This system fits many other Kawasaki zxi models and also other models as well. Please check fitment before bidding. Due to the nature of jet ski electrical parts, there are NO returns accepted. If you have any questions please feel free to text me at 734-347-4727. |
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