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New Motion Pro Hydraulic Brake Bleeder Honda Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki Free Ship on 2040-parts.com

US $16.19
Location:

Hunker, Pennsylvania, United States

Hunker, Pennsylvania, United States
NEW Motion Pro Hydraulic Brake Bleeder  Honda Yamaha Suzuki Kawasaki free ship, US $16.19, image 1
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NEW MOTION PRO HYDRAULIC BRAKE BLEEDER

  • Makes bleeding and servicing hydraulic brakes a one-person job

  • Unique check valve allows fluid and air to escape while preventing air from re-entering the system

  • Instructions and hose included

  • Will not bleed air from a dry system

  • Made in the U.S.A.

Salon Privé 2010: Hypercar Heaven – including Panther Six

Wed, 16 Jun 2010

The Panther Six - six-wheeled Hypercar - makes an appearance at Salon Prive It’s getting closer to Salon Privé 2010, that annual festival of all things ‘Super’ in cars at the Hurlingham Club, and this year there’s an extra reason to toddle along for a day of petrol and Champagne – The Concours Hypercar Class. Salon Privé has cobbled together an impressive array of Hypercars for a special ‘Hypercar Concours’ at this year’s event, including the rather spectacular ‘Lady Penelope-Style’ Panther Six. The Panther Six is a six wheeled, 1970s creation with a mid-mounted, 8.2 litre Cadillac V8 and a claimed 200+ mph top speed.

Art Center College of Design - Next Lunar Rover

Fri, 27 Jun 2008

Students in their fifth and sixth terms at Art Center College of Design created their visions for the 'Next Lunar Rovers' in a project sponsored by NASA. The design brief, which tasked students with designing the optimal lunar rover for the next moon mission, called for the designs to support the unique functional challenges of such a vehicle while inspiring everyone that sees it to want to go for a drive on the moon. The designs were also meant to serve as an icon to jumpstart interest of the public in lunar expeditions.

The next F1: McLaren plans replacement for supercar

Wed, 01 Apr 2009

Formula One powerhouse McLaren secretly has begun work on a replacement for its legendary F1 supercar, while it also gears up to become a mainstream sports-car maker. McLaren's Technology Center in Woking, England, has built some 2,000 McLaren SLR supercars a year for Mercedes-Benz, but McLaren boss Ron Dennis reportedly has his sights set on producing 1,000 of its upcoming Ferrari F430-fighting P11s a year starting in 2011. The number, Dennis said, will rise to 4,000 cars by mid-decade as future models such as the Porsche 911-challenging P8 come on line.