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"stinger" Racing Go Kart Clutch, 18t #35, From Premier on 2040-parts.com

US $139.96
Location:

Fort Hill, Pennsylvania, United States

Fort Hill, Pennsylvania, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:APSC18 Brand:premier UPC:Does not apply

Product Specs: "Stinger" True Racing Clutch: 4-cycle One-piece machined drum 3/4" Bore with 3/16" keyway Uses #35 Chain Sprockets on this clutch are interchangeable Comes with 18T sprocket It also utilizes Premier's exclusive shoe/spring/hub "Cartridge", allowing quick and easy set-up changes, This Clutch Comes with yellow springs and is set to engage at 3700 - 3900 RPM's. The Stinger will work well up to 10 HP at 7000 RPM. Fits the following motors and many others: Honda GX160 Honda GX200 Harbor Freight Greyhound 196cc Harbor Freight Predator 212cc Nearly all 5.5 HP clones Nearly all 6.5 HP clones Nearly all 4-7HP motors, all brands. MEASURE YOUR CRANKSHAFT TO BE SURE!

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