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High Performance Ignition Coil x2: Kawasaki GPX750 GPX 750 (1987-1989) - 2 Ohms Honda PCX150 This set of rear shocks

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High Performance Ignition Coil x2: Kawasaki GPX750 GPX 750 (1987 1989) 2 Ohms Honda PCX150 This set of rear shocks This set of rear shocks is designed to replace the original shocks on a Honda XL185 for the years and models shown above This ignition coil set has been manufactured to replace the original coil packs on a Honda VFR400 for the years and models shown above 2 connectors Primary resistance: 2 ohms

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