Yamaha Gas Golf Cart Engine 357cc on 2040-parts.com
Brooklyn, Michigan, US
UP FOR SALE IS A 2006 357 YAMAHA GAS ENGINE ONLY ENGINE COME WITHOUT CLUTCH AND STARTER GEN AND MUFFLER THIS 357 IS A STRONG RUNNING ENGINE IT HAS A 4 DEGREE TIMING KEY BORE CARB. WHICH HAS BEEN REJETTED HAS K&N FILTER THE ENGINE IS IN A 2006 YAMAHA G22 SHOWEN IN PIC. #3 THE REASON IAM SELLING THE ENGINE IS BECAUSE IAM PUTTING IN A 23 HP V TWIN MOTOR. THANKS FOR LOOKING
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