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Carson, California, United States
Discs, Rotors & Hardware for Sale
- 34112284101 left front genuine brake rotor(US $379.00)
- 34112284102 right front genuine brake rotor(US $379.00)
- Power stop brake rotors slotted drilled front 6 x 5.5" see pictures(US $120.00)
- Premium brake disc(US $79.10)
- Ebc redstuff dp31860c front brake pads(US $79.99)
- New bmw disc brake rotor - front (325mm) 34116864047 330ci 330i 330xi(US $89.49)
Warren Golf & Country Club Classic & Supercar event this weekend
Wed, 01 May 2013There are plenty of supercar and classic car shows up and down the UK to keep petrolheads (and their families) fed with a regular dose of adrenalin and high-octane thrills, but it’s always nice to report on a new one, especially a new one that offers the promise of something worth making the effort for. The Warren Golf & Country Club, which nestles on the Warren Estate in Woodham Mortimer – far from the white stilettos and tangoed complexions of the more chavvy parts of Essex – has its first ever classic and supercar show event this Saturday (4th May 2013) and they’ve made a pretty good fist of putting an appealing array of goodies together. Max Chilton, a relatively new entrant in the F1 world, will be there together with his Marussia F1 car, as will be the entire Le Mans Jaguar XJR Team thanks to local specialists JD Classics.
New MINI Clubman at Geneva 2014 as a concept
Wed, 26 Feb 2014The new MINI Clubman (pictured) arrives at Geneva as a concept The first stage in the complete arrival of the new MINI only happened in November with the reveal of the all new MINI as a bigger, more complete MINI with completely new underpinnings thanks to BMW’s UKL1 platform. Now, the next iteration of the MINI – the new MINI Clubman – is previewed with the arrival of the MINI Clubman Concept ahead of a Geneva Motor Show debut next month, and it to has grown. Considerably.
New fuel marker to prevent fraud
Fri, 21 Feb 2014A NEW RED DYE fuel marker is being introduced by the British and Irish governments to tackle fraud. The illegal use of cheaper fuel in the UK means criminals avoid paying tax and can sell it on at a lower rate than normal fuel from a petrol station. The new marker will make it harder for criminals to disguise fuel by removing the red dye.