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Athena 0.20mm Footpeg Pad for KTM SX 85 03-17 & Husqvarna TC 85 14-17

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Product description

The Athena 0.20 mm cylinder head gasket is a high-quality sealing solution for 2-stroke KTM SX 85 engines (model years 2003–2017) and Husqvarna TC 85 engines (2014–2017). Specially designed for precision and reliable performance during overhauls and race use.

  • Compatibility: KTM SX 85 (2003–2017) and Husqvarna TC 85 (2014–2017).
  • Thickness: 0.20 mm for accurate compression and optimal combustion.
  • Type: Cylinder head gasket/sealing ring for the cylinder head.
  • Brand: Athena – known for reliable seals and consistent performance.
  • Condition: New.
  • Part Number: MPN S410270006068.

This gasket provides a reliable seal between the cylinder head and engine block, minimizing compression loss and leaks during high RPM and intensive use. Thanks to its precise 0.20 mm thickness, the seal is tailored to the specifications of the listed KTM and Husqvarna models, which contributes to stable deceleration and better engine response. Ideal for maintenance, overhauls, and race applications where precision matters.

Specifications

  • SKU
    S410270006068
  • Brand

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

Athena S.p.A.

Via delle Albere 13
36045 Alonte (VI)
Italy

motorsport@athena.eu

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