Ignition & Starting Systems for Sale
- Mercury 1999 125exlpto outboard 125 hp ignition trigger(US $85.00)
- J&n starter outboard ccw 9 tooth j&n electric 410-21028 black(US $52.48)
- Yamaha oem 200-300 hp v6 ignition coil set of 6 60v-82310-01-00(US $99.99)
- 09482-00661 suzuki ngk mr6k-9 spark plug(US $19.95)
- Switch box ignition for tohatsu nissan mercury 25hp 30hp 3a0-06060-1 16061t03 s2(US $20.89)
- 4 position ignition switch set for cars trucks motorcycles 12v accessory(C $21.82)
Video: 2014 Jaguar F-Type V8 at speed
Mon, 04 Mar 2013Sixty years ago, Jaguar test driver Norman Dewis posted a then-world record 172.4 mph flying mile in a Jaguar XK120. The car had no seat and a perspex bubble was fitted over the cockpit to improve airflow. Over last weekend, Jaguar returned to the site of that famous run: Jabbeke, Belgium.
Volvo announces 2014 XC90’s world-first safety tech
Fri, 05 Jul 2013The next Volvo XC90 SUV will arrive in 2014 with loaded with world-first safety technology to take on the Audi Q7 and Land Rover Discovery. The safety arsenal will include after-dark pedestrian detection, road barrier detection, as well as fully autonomous cruise control and parking capability. It’s the latest salvo from Volvo’s crack team of safety-obsessed engineers in the fight to realise the company’s ‘Vision 2020’ target – that no occupant of a new Volvo will be killed or seriously injured in an accident by 2020.
Jody Scheckter turns farmer
Tue, 26 Aug 2008Jody Scheckter Mercedes-Benz By Ben Whitworth Motor Industry 26 August 2008 10:11 Ever wondered what happens to F1 world champions when they hang up their race suits? Jody Scheckter – the last man to give Ferrari a world championship in 1979 before Michael Schumacher stepped in – has traded in the glamour of the pit lane for farming. The owner of the award-winning Laverstoke Park farm and acclaimed organic expert, South Africa-born Scheckter has sealed a deal with Mercedes-Benz World to supply the experience centre’s Gullwing Restaurant with organic food from his Hampshire farm.