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Cpt Racing Mfg Adjustable J-style Panhard Bar With Rebuildable Heim End, J Bar on 2040-parts.com

US $146.95
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Sonoma, California, United States

Sonoma, California, United States
Condition:New Brand:CPT Racing MFG AMAZON PRODUCT TYPE:automotive-panhard-rod Manufacturer Part Number:CPT Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Warranty:No Surface Finish:Black Oxide

Noble plans to bring the Fenix supercar to the United States with Chevrolet power

Wed, 06 Jan 2010

A new 200-mph, Chevrolet-powered supercar from Briton Lee Noble is headed to the United States, possibly in 2011 or 2012. Powered by either a 638-hp supercharged LS9 V8 or a 480-hp LS3 V8, Noble's new Fenix supercar will aim for Ferrari 458 Italia performance at about half the price, a performance-price offer that served Nobel well at his previous company, Noble Automotive. "The Chevy engines have partly been chosen because they have global homologation and sales in the U.S.

Infiniti Q50 teased ahead of Detroit debut

Sat, 29 Dec 2012

The first Infiniti to carry the new nomenclature for the marque – the Infiniti Q50 – gets teased in a short video ahead of a Detroit debut. We managed to break the news that the new Infiniti G37 would be arriving at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show back in October, but what we didn’t know then was that it would be getting a new name. The new Infiniti G Series cars will now be the Infiniti Q50 as Infiniti change their car names (for reasons only Infiniti understand) to be prefixed by ‘QX’ for anything resembling a crossover and just ‘Q’ for anything that’s not.

Ford tests electric-vehicle sounds on Facebook

Mon, 11 Jul 2011

Sure, if it were up to us, every car would sound like a Lamborghini Aventador or a McLaren Formula One race car. And while those specific options aren't available (yet),Ford is using its Facebook page to let fans vote on sounds to be made by the electric Focus. Since EVs are so quiet, Ford needs to give the Focus electric some sound for safety's sake--to draw the attention of people who are blind people, those using cell phones or iPods and even for animals.