• Athena voetpakking 0,30mm KTM SX 125 98 - 15 & SX 144 08 & SX 150 09 - 15 & EXC 125 98 - 16 & Husqvarna TC 125 14 - 15 - MxProStoreParts
Athena

Athena 0.30mm Foot Packing for KTM SX 125 98-15 & SX 144 08 & SX 150 09-15 & EXC 125 98-16 & Husqvarna TC 125 14-15

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Product description

The Athena 0.30 mm base gasket is a high-quality seal for 2-stroke KTM and Husqvarna 125cc models. Made for riders and mechanics who value reliability during maintenance and races.

  • Thickness: 0.30 mm for a precise seal and consistent compression.
  • Compatibility: Fits KTM SX 125 (1998–2015), SX 144 (2008), SX 150 (2009–2015), EXC 125 (1998–2016) and Husqvarna TC 125 (2014–2015).
  • Precision and Fit: Precision-cut to OEM specifications for a perfect fit with no modifications required.
  • Brand Reputation: Athena is renowned for specialized 2-stroke engine seals, with years of experience and proven reliability.
  • Product Code: MP N S410270006054 (unique identifier for quick matching to your parts.
  • Replacement Part: Easy to use as a replacement component during regular maintenance or engine overhaul.

This base gasket provides a reliable seal under the high loads and temperature fluctuations typical of 2-stroke 125cc engines. Thanks to its precise 0.30 mm thickness, the seal maintains the desired compression, prevents leaks, and supports stable combustion and performance during practice sessions and races. Suitable for maintenance and repairs across multiple KTM/Husqvarna 125cc models, so you can rely on your engine long-term with a single part.

Specifications

  • SKU
    S410270006054

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