Offset Flywheel Timing Advance Degree Key For Golf Cart 440cc Engine Clones on 2040-parts.com
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OFFSET TIMING ADVANCE KEY FOR 440cc ENGINE CLONESOFFSET TIMING ADVANCE KEY
These offset timing keys will advance the timing of your clone engine. 8 Degrees advance will bring the 440s to 29 Degrees BTDC.
8 Degree Key Recommended for all Golf Cart owners who want to get the most out of their engines. |
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