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Comet 20 Torque Converter Drive Belt 203581a Tav Replacement Go Kart Minibike on 2040-parts.com

US $16.98
Location:

Arnold, Missouri, United States

Arnold, Missouri, United States
Condition:New Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:203581a, 203581 Brand:Dayco UPC:Does not apply

New, never used  torque converter drive belt

 replaces Comet 203581a
3/4" (19.05mm) top width
30 1/4" (768.4mm) length
note: both sides angled


center of crank to center of 6" diameter driven - 8 1/4"

center of crank to center of 7" diameter driven - 7 3/8"

If you need a belt the above dimesnions but need 1 side almost flat and the other side angled, look in our store we have them.


Dimensions are given so you can decide if this is the belt for your needs...Unsure?...measure your old belt before purchasing.


Remember priority mail is fast and insured compared to 1st class parcel. So choose accordingly for your shipping preference.

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