Briggs Raptor Flathead Kart Engine on 2040-parts.com
Fulton, New York, US
Briggs flathead "Raptor" dirt kart racing engine. This was a race winner in the Heavy Stock class at Oswego Kartway, Oswego, NY. Also won the Classic race the last year it was used. Is built with a WMS aluminum rod, Dual bearing setup, and bored .010 over. Freshen, bolt on and go WIN!
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