Vintage Dap T80 Kart Engine Parts on 2040-parts.com
Citrus Heights, California, United States
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For sale a Dap t80 cylinder, 50.94 bore size, has had repair done by Emmick to the cylinder. all fins intack, two corners are bent and you can see them in the pictures, i will include two new 51.00 mm slotted pistons. the pistons pictured may be others but the same. This is a nice cylinder with a fairly small bore with many rebuilds left in her.
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