Aftermarket Gx440 Cc Cylinder Block Side Cover Kart Racing Block on 2040-parts.com
Holland, Indiana, United States
New big block clone cylinder block from Bullfrog Performance Products. This cylinder block has a 92mm bore with cast iron sleeve. Block is already clearanced for billet rod. The crank and cam journals accept Honda GX390 parts. The side cover is a strong 10 bolt design.
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