Authentic Comet 30 Series 7 Inch Driven Torque Converter 5/8 Bore on 2040-parts.com
Barnegat, New Jersey, US
Came off a running gokart I just bought installed a 18 hp motor and have no need for a 30 series driven not pretty but worked it is an authentic comet industries product not a Chinese knock off
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