Komet Iame-hutless-dap-bm-motoplat Coil Guard/protector/ground Nos-one Of Two on 2040-parts.com
Seymour, Indiana, US
Item for bid, is a Komet/IAME Motoplat coil protector, designed to protect the motoplat coil from damage, and with the huge grd strap, make sure the coil is grounded. This was designed to allow the coil to be mounted on the chassis, and keep it from damage, and comes with the grounding strap, it is a common item on most karts built for direct drive, and foreign market. Might save your coil from damage, or from breaking the mounting brkt by being mounted on the engine. I have two available. Thanks for looking, and Happy Bidding!
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