Mercury Racing Flywheel (titanium) on 2040-parts.com
Sutherland, NSW, Australia
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KT Marine High Performance Mercury Flywheel, Titanium Flexplate, hi tensile strength machined billett alloy body, Race proven performance and reliability. Less than half the weight of a genuine Mercury Racing Flywheel.
To suit 2ltr 2.5ltr and 2,5 ltr mercury engines. Performance advantages, Faster engine starting, better acceleration less crankshaft stress. Used by all F1 teams around the world. Available in Left and Right hand rotation, Titanium hub also available at Additional cost. Bank deposit preferred, Paypal excepted at Buyers expense. |
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