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Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:Does not apply FIT:70cc 90cc 110cc Chinese ATVs, go karts 4 stroke Surface Finish:SILVER bikes:pit bikes dirt bikes SDG, SSR, Pitster Pro Warranty:Yes Intake Mount Diameter:19mm Part Brand:TaoTao SUNL Kazuma Coolsports AIM-EX Roketa Brand:Unbranded



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Carburetor with hand choke

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Intake Mount Diameter: 19mm
Bolting Hole Distance: 48mm
Fits most 70cc 90cc 110cc Chinese ATVs, go karts with 4 stroke engine.
Fits most Chinese brand, like TaoTao, SUNL, Buyang, Coolsports, AIM-EX, Roketa, Kazuma, etc.

        

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