ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Sea-Doo Rotax RXP-X255

ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Sea-Doo Rotax RXP-X255

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M251S

$165.10

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ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for Sea-Doo Rotax RXP-X255SKU: 168 4201 UPC: 672036041892 ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit for 2016 2018 Sea Doo RXP X 255 Rotax RXP X255 ARP Cylinder Head Stud Kit 168 4201 replaces factory bolts on 2016 2018 Sea Doo RXP X 255 with Rotax 1630 ACE 255hp engine. These studs provide consistent clamping force under extreme boost and RPM for sealed combustion chambers. Professional engine builders select ARP for racing applications where failure is not an option. Key Features ARP2000

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