Exhaust Gaskets for Sale
- Fel pro ms9275b exhaust manifold gasket(US $6.60)
- Exhaust header gaskets composite with steel core 1.500"x1.500" square port sbc(US $12.97)
- Percy's high collector gaskets seal-4-good 3-hole 3.5" inside diameter pair(US $15.08)
- Gm chevrolet corvette cadillac xlr cts imtermediate exhaust seal 12555555 sealed(US $24.95)
- 92-02 ford mazda 2.5 exhaust manifold gaskets mls(US $22.00)
- Hedman hedders exhaust gasket header high-temperature stock port toyota 2.2/2.4l(US $6.97)
2015 Honda Civic Type R previewed ahead of Geneva
Wed, 12 Feb 2014The 2015 Honda Civic Type R Concept (pictured) previewed ahead of a Geneva debut The next Honda Civic Type R isn’t due to arrive until 2015, but Honda are taking a Type R Concept to the Geneva Motor Show next month and are previewing that with a design sketch of the new Type R (above). The Type R at Geneva will be a concept – and as such subject to some slightly OTT elements – but if the production Type R is anywhere near as dramatic as this concept it will look more like a track car set loose on the streets than a road car. A comically big back wing blends in to the Type R’s rear lights, the Type R’s wide track is incorporated with huge wheelarches, there’s a big diffuser in the back bumper and two sets of twin exhaust tail pipes.
Maybach Exelero for sale – ish
Fri, 28 May 2010A Swiss Company is offering replica Maybach Exeleros We’re not huge fans of the Maybach here at Cars UK, as you’ll know if you’ve been here before. It’s just so ill-conceived it beggars belief that a company as savvy and successful as Mercedes can’t see it. Mind you, we’re convinced they’ve just about given up on Maybach – even though they deny it – and the 100 Maybach Coupes being built by Xenatec are a swansong to the marque, which we’re convinced will go the same way it did in its previous life by simply stopping production.
GM to invest $2 billion in 17 plants
Tue, 10 May 2011General Motors said Tuesday that it will invest about $2 billion in 17 plants across eight states in the United States. "We are doing this because we are confident about demand for our vehicles and the economy," GM CEO Dan Akerson said in a statement. Akerson made the announcement at GM's transmission plant in Toledo, along with Ohio Gov.