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Variator Primary Drive Face Clutch Assembly Carter Talon 150 150cc Go Kart Buggy on 2040-parts.com

US $48.95
Location:

California, United States

California, United States
Condition:New Brand:Paul Eagle Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:N/A Part Type:Transmission

Specifications:
  • Drive face fan (1)
  • Drive face movable pulley (1)
  • Drive face movable seal pulley (1)
  • Side clips (3)
  • Ramp plate (1)
  • Roller weight (6)
  • Variator spacer (1)

Replacement part commonly found in
  • Carter Talon 150cc go cart buggy
  • Carter Talon 150cc 2 seater go cart

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