Go Kart Racing Clone Throttle Linkage Kit Predator Honda Drift Trike Mini Bike on 2040-parts.com
Columbus, Ohio, United States
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Clone/Predator Throttle Linkage kit This throttle linkage kit will work on all Honda, Honda clone, and predator motors! It will also work on the Predator Hemi but will require modifications. We do carry a quick and simple hook up for the Hemi head so please check our other items in our store! Please check out the link to our store below!
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