Wiseco Garage Buddy Engine Rebuild Kit - 66.4mm Bore - WPWR128-102

Get your 2-stroke engine back to peak performance with the Wiseco Engine Rebuild Kit. This comprehensive kit provides all the necessary top and bottom-end components for a complete and reliable engine rebuild. Wiseco ensures durability and performance, giving you peace of mind on the track or trail.

Description

The Wiseco Engine Rebuild Kit is designed to provide everything needed for a complete 250cc 2-stroke engine overhaul. Each crankshaft and rod assembly is meticulously designed and inspected to guarantee exceptional durability and performance under demanding conditions. The kit includes high-quality main bearings, seals, and gaskets, ensuring a tight and reliable seal throughout the engine. Also included is a convenient hour meter with bracket, allowing you to easily track engine usage and maintenance intervals. Wiseco's commitment to quality ensures that every component meets or exceeds OEM specifications, delivering reliable performance and longevity. The piston is made from high-quality 4032 aluminum alloy for optimal strength and heat resistance. This kit is the ideal solution for enthusiasts and professionals looking to restore their engine to its original condition.

Features & highlights

• Complete engine rebuild kit for 250cc 2-stroke engines.
• Includes crankshaft and rod assembly for enhanced durability.
• Features high-quality main bearings, seals, and gaskets.
• Piston constructed from durable 4032 aluminum alloy.
• Comes with an hour meter and bracket for easy maintenance tracking.
• Designed and inspected to meet or exceed OEM specifications.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Wiseco
• Vendor Part Number: WPWR128-102
• Bore Size: 66.40 mm
• Piston Diameter: 66.35 mm
• Displacement: 250 cc
• Engine Type: 2-Stroke
• Piston Material: 4032 Aluminum Alloy
• Skirt Coating: Non-Coated

Important to know

This kit is designed for professional installation. Proper tools and mechanical knowledge are required for installation. Please consult a qualified mechanic if you are not experienced with engine rebuilding.