Racing Go Kart Horstman Double Disc Clutch. on 2040-parts.com
Waucoma, Iowa, US
This auction is for a Horstman greased lightning double disc clutch. This clutch has been completely disassembled and gone through. Completely cleaned and resurfaced. Gap and spring pressures set. Discs thickness are at .120 which is nearly new. Clutch engagement can be set from 2800 to 4000 rpm. It has a 17 tooth driver on it for a #35 chain. It can be used inboard or outboard, and fits a 3/4 shaft. This clutch is ready to go. I offer this at a low starting price with no reserve, so good luck and thanks for looking.
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