Go Kart Motor Mount Honda Crf450 on 2040-parts.com
Graham, Washington, United States
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Brand new Honda CRF 450 mount for karts. Made from 6061-T6 aluminum. The base plate is a full 3/4" thick with full length side plate that are 3/8" thick for a stable rigid platform.
This is double butterfly design with multiple mounting points for more adjust-ability than any other 450 mount on the market today. The butterflies are 1" wide and set up for a 1.250 tubing with international spacing chassis. American spacing and 1 1/8" or 1 3/8" tubing butterflies are available. Please specify when purchasing if you need any spacing or tube diameter other than 1 1/4 tube international spacing. The mount pictured fits 02-08 Carburated versions only. We have a version available that fits all years 02-15 so please specify on you order if you have the 09 up fuel injected engine. |
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