Allstar Performance 64255 Shock Eye Socket Imca Circle Track on 2040-parts.com
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, United States
|
The ideal tool for shock rebuilders or anyone that disassembles shocks on a regular basis! Unique socket safely removes and installs the shock rod end without risk of damage to the spherical ball. Steel socket contacts the outer housing of 1/2" rod ends up to .640" wide and has a 1/2" drive for ratchet or impact use.
|
Other for Sale
Integra 310-30525 coil-over kit for steel body shock imca circle track(US $98.99)
Protec qr-12431 button style hex steering hub imca circle track(US $19.99)- Qa1 cmr-12 3/4 rh male heim end imca circle track off road(US $9.99)
Allstar performance 60025 upper a-arm brackets imca(US $10.99)- Joes racing 15560 11.00" 10 degree screw-in bj upper a-arm alum shaft imca(US $69.95)
Tein s-tech lowering springs for evo 8/9 mr(US $75.00)
Rolls-Royce-designed Santa’s sleigh
Wed, 17 Dec 2008By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 17 December 2008 14:30 Today CAR has an unusual scoop on our hands – as we publish the Rolls-Royce sleigh. This amazing artwork was produced exclusively for CAR by Rolls designer Andreas Thurner, who perfectly captures the regal magic of a Rolls-Royce driven by a stately Santa. Just check out the Greek temple-style, architectural front end of the sleigh – and the hints of top-end speedboats in the profile.
Toyota FT-86 II concept
Mon, 14 Mar 2011Toyota's FT-86 concept has had much fascination and speculation attached to it since its original show debut at the 2009 Tokyo motor show. Geneva saw the much anticipated RWD coupe receive a mild make over and feature several updates for 2011. The FT-86 II has been developed in conjunction with Subaru, who also previewed their vision of the same brief...albeit somewhat further from production specification than the Toyota.
VW eyes stake in Suzuki, report says
Mon, 21 Sep 2009Volkswagen looks to stake an ownership stake in Suzuki Motor Co. by the end of this year, according to a report in Automobilwoche, a sister publication of AutoWeek. "We expect that there will be a basic agreement this year," the German-language publication quoted an unnamed Suzuki executive as saying.
