• Athena voetpakking 0,20 mm KTM SX 125 2023 & Husqvarna TC 125 2023 & Gas Gas MC 125 2024 - MxProStoreParts
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Athena 0.20 mm Foot Peg Pad for KTM SX 125 2023, Husqvarna TC 125 2023 & Gas Gas MC 125 2024-

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Product description

The Athena cylinder base gasket of 0.20 mm is a precision component for engine block revision on popular 125cc racing engines. Suitable for advanced mechanics and experienced riders seeking a reliable seal when servicing the KTM SX 125 2023, Husqvarna TC 125 2023, and Gas Gas MC 125 2024.

  • Thickness: 0.20 mm – precision-matched seal tailored for engine block revision for reliable sealing under high load.
  • Compatibility: designed for the KTM SX 125 2023, Husqvarna TC 125 2023, and Gas Gas MC 125 2024.
  • Material & Construction: high-quality Athena gasket, optimized for long-lasting sealing and consistent performance at high temperatures.
  • Part Number: JU-S410270006141 – clear reference for replacement and servicing.
  • Brand Reputation: Athena supplies specialized engine block revision components with a focus on precision and reliability.

During an engine block revision, this base gasket creates a reliable seal between the cylinder and cylinder head, preserving compression ratio and coolant/oil circulation during heavy use. The exact 0.20 mm thickness helps prevent leaks and contributes to stable performance at high RPM, which is essential for race and training days. With Athena quality, the engine benefits from long-lasting sealing, fewer maintenance intervals, and reliable operation on every ride.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-S410270006141

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