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Namura Replacement Piston Rings 90.96mm NA 80001R 1982 Honda CR60 (20 15 1 4 in (20 15 1 4 in Part Number: 100920 both materials possess excellent wear resistance and provide a gas tight seal 96mm Piston Size Added 0
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Namura Replacement Piston Rings - 90.96mm - NA-80001R 1982 Honda CR60 (20 15 1/4 in

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