Smc 1 1/4 Kart Racing Axle Clutch on 2040-parts.com
Pittsburg, Kansas, United States
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SMC 1 1/4" Axle Clutch This clutch was on an enduro kart I bought a few years ago. I never used it as I had a couple of Horstman clutches I was more familiar with It has been modified to use 3 clips on the adjusting ring (good idea as I have seen single clips break. Had been in use by previous owner. Sold as is. |
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