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New Direct Drive Coupler For Brinn & Bert Transmissions,chevy Crate Motor,steel on 2040-parts.com

US $89.99
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High Performance Parts, United States

High Performance Parts, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:7-NC Brand:Bert Transmissions Part Brand:Bert Transmissions

                                                                                           

You are bidding on a Brand New Steel Direct Drive Coupler for Brinn & Bert Transmissions (Bert Part #7-NC).

  • Couples Brinn & Bert Transmissions
  • 1 3/8"-10 Spline
  • Fit 1986 & Newer Small Block Chevy (1 piece rear main seal) and Chevy Crate Motors
  • Has a crank bolt pattern of 6 bolt x 3"
  • This coupler doesn't have a weight for external balancing
  • Strong steel construction

Bert and Brinn Transmissions are primarily used in circle track race cars, including modifieds (IMCA, UMP, USMTS, etc.), late models, street stocks (depending on track rules), & many others.

#650-092

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