Athena S5F09700002B Cast Piston for Yamaha 450 YZF (2010-2013) - Piston Size 96.96 mm Forged 4-Stroke Piston Replacement - Motocross Dirt Bikes carbide Backed by comprehensive warranty coverage P400250850017
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Athena S5F09700002B Cast Piston for Yamaha 450 YZF (2010 2013) Piston Size 96.96 mm Forged 4 Stroke Piston Replacement Motocross Dirt Bikes carbide Backed by comprehensive warranty coverage P400250850017 Backed by comprehensive warranty coverage and technical support from Diesel Power Source’s experienced team Grinder with Slide Switch (Tool Only) is the next advancement in power and performance this high quality cast piston kit is specifically designed to pair with Athena's Big Bore Cylinder Kits this piston delivers noticeable gains in horsepower and torque while maintaining excellent reliability and throttle response
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