• Athena voetpakking 0,50 mm KTM SX 125 2023 & Husqvarna TC 125 2023 & Gas Gas MC 125 2024 - MxProStoreParts
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Athena 0.50 mm Foot Packaging for KTM SX 125 2023, Husqvarna TC 125 2023 & Gas Gas MC 125 2024-

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Product description

The Athena 0.50 mm cylinder base gasket is a specially designed sealing plate for engine block revisions of 125cc 2-stroke motorcycles. This part is ideal for technicians and racers looking for a reliable, service-ready seal for the 2023 KTM SX 125, 2023 Husqvarna TC 125, and 2024- Gas Gas MC 125.

  • Thickness: 0.50 mm – exact profile for correct compression and sealing.
  • Material/Construction: Athena gasket material developed for high temperatures and pressure, retaining its shape and leak-free performance.
  • Application: Block Revision – specifically tuned for 125cc 2-stroke engines in the listed models.
  • Brand/Quality: Athena – known for precision and durable engine revision parts in motorsports.
  • MPN: JU-S410270006144

This cylinder base gasket plays a critical role in restoring the combustion chamber: a proper seal prevents oil and coolant leaks, supports a stable compression ratio, and contributes to reliable starting and consistent performance during practice sessions and races. Thanks to its 0.50 mm thickness, the seal maintains the correct dimensional accuracy between the cylinder head and engine block, resulting in smooth power delivery and less risk of detonation or excessive wear. Suitable for racers and serious maintenance professionals who value precision during engine block revisions.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-S410270006144

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