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Lower Drive W/ Dual V-belt Pulleys Accepts Two Pin Gears Nascar Dry Sump Sbc Ati on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Good condition.
Brand:CV Products Manufacturer Part Number:N/A

CV Products Lower Drive / Mandrel.  Has Dual V-Belt Pulleys.  2.5" OD.  Accepts two pin style gears (not included).  3 bolt mounting for ATI and other dampers.  Good condition.  Comes as pictured.  NASCAR, ARCA, Dirt Late Model, Drag Racing, ASA, K&N, Dry Sump, Weaver, Peterson, Moroso, SBC, Ford, Mopar, Toyota.  Check our other auctions.

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