Racing Kart Parts on 2040-parts.com
Huntsville, Tennessee, United States
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Mostly new racing kart parts. Included is black outlet hose, phenolic carb spacer for clones, carb studs, 7 wheel studs used, 7 new wheel nuts, 4 pull starter bolts, 2 .38 jets, sidecover bearing, dipstick, choke, flywheel nut, all carb gaskets, header gasket, 2 pulse valves, 3 throttle/brake fittings, push in valve cover stem, throttle rod and spring, and 1 straight, #4,#5,#6, and #7 flywheel keys.
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