Athena Clutch Gasket Set for KTM SX 250/300 2023- & EXC 250/300 TBI 2024- & Husqvarna TC 250 2023 & TE 250/300 TBI & Gas Gas EC 250/300 2024 & MC 250 2024-

Product description
The Athena cylinder head gasket set is a complete Top End Kit for 250/300cc two-stroke engines from KTM, Husqvarna and Gas Gas. Specially developed for 2023 and newer models, this cylinder block overhaul kit has everything you need for a reliable, long-lasting seal during an engine overhaul.
- Application range: Fits KTM SX/EXC 250/300 (2023–), Husqvarna TC 250 (2023) and TE 250/300 TBI (2024–), Gas Gas EC/MC 250/300 (2024–) and related models in the same category.
- 26-piece or 29-piece Top End Kit: 29-piece set for a full Top End overhaul, including all necessary gaskets and O-rings for a thorough restoration.
- Copper rings and gaskets: Includes copper washers and various gaskets for a tight, leak-free connection.
- Material and construction: Athena is renowned for high-quality, durable gaskets and seals that meet OEM precision standards for long service life and reliable performance.
- Part number and traceability: Precisely matched to JU-P400270600096, so you can easily find the correct replacement set and simplify inventory management.
- Brand new and ready for use: The set is brand new and ready for installation during a cylinder block overhaul or engine overhaul project.
With this 29-piece cylinder head gasket set, you can carry out a professional cylinder block overhaul with confidence. The combination of high-quality seals and copper components ensures reliable compression, reduces leaks, and supports optimal engine performance after the overhaul. Ideal for racers, enthusiastic mechanics and garages that value accuracy and consistent results when maintaining KTM, Husqvarna and Gas Gas 250/300 two-stroke engines. User-friendly thanks to precise dimensions and configuration that aligns with modern two-stroke engine designs, allowing you to get back out riding quickly with maximum performance.
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