Solid Engine Sprocket Conversion Kit 23 Tooth For Hd Bt Fl & Fx Models 1970-1984 on 2040-parts.com
US $89.95
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Item must be returned within:14 DaysRefund will be given as:Money BackReturn policy details:Item must be returned in the original unopened packaging for a cash refund. Opened items qualify for a exchange refund only. Buyer to pay for shipping and a 15% restocking fee.Returns Accepted:Returns AcceptedReturn shipping will be paid by:BuyerRestocking Fee:20%Manufacturer Part Number:VT 19-0423Placement on Vehicle:LeftMake:HD BT Shovelhead Models 1970-1984Part Type:Engine Sprocket Conversion Kit
SOLID ENGINE SPROCKET CONVERSION KIT 23 TOOTH FOR HD BT FL & FX MODELS 1970-1984
ALLOW THE ELIMINATION OF THE COMPENSATOR ASSEMBLY.
Also available in 22, 24, and 25 tooth sporckets.
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VT No: 19-0423 23 Tooth engine sprocket conversion kit includes splined sprocket, motor nut with lock tab, engine seal spacer, and shims. Fits: FX 1971-1984 FL 1970-1984 UOM: 1 - KIT Country of Origin: USA
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