Vintage Yamaha Kt 100 Racing Go Kart Motor Bottom End- High Rev Engineering on 2040-parts.com
Bainbridge, Pennsylvania, United States
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Yamaha KT100 bottom end, crankcase assembly. It appears to have been blueprinted by National engine builder, High Rev Engineering out of California since it is stamped HRE. Rod is straight and appears in good shape. I have never run this so it is being sold as is. Check out the pics and ask questions.
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