Triumph Spitfire Aluminum Flywheel on 2040-parts.com
Chatsworth, California, US
Alloy Flywheels- Aluminum Flywheel I have Alloy flywheels for
the early Spitfire. These are a copy of the old Tilton and Muller
flywheels but better. They are lighter in weight and feature advanced
technology in making them lighter and stronger. Pictures and more info plus racer pricing at chequered flag racing dot net Thanks Joe
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