Go Kart Jackshaft Assm. on 2040-parts.com
Milford, Ohio, United States
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slightly used jackshaft assembly with a Horstman third-bearing mount for a KT100S
57 tooth belt sprocket for 20mm belt and 14t sprocket for #35 chain also included is a 19t clutch drum for a Horstman DXL 2 disc clutch I don't know the manufacturer but there is a "Pi" stamped in the inside of the belt sprocket I got this with a used KT100 that I bought, and have no need for it |
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