Harley Panhead Shovelhead Engine Case Race Standard Part # 24599-58 (232) on 2040-parts.com
Batavia, Ohio, US
Harley Panhead Shovelhead Engine
Case Race Std.
part # 24599-58
Standard case race fits 1958 thru 1992 Panhead Shovelhead and Evolution motors
Right side case race (pinion side) Case race machined and ground to factory specifications.
New Reproduction
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