Pistons, Rings, Rods & Parts for Sale
- Npr piston set(US $105.98)
- Mahle piston & cylinder set, 90.5mm(US $407.94)
- Npr piston ring set (.020")(US $30.01)
- Bbc chevy 454 496 with .280 dome top trw pistons 4.310" bore 6 135 rod 67 camaro(US $9.90)
- Ford 292 connecting rods fits galaxie 500 t-bird f100(US $59.95)
- Sbc eagle sbf sir6125bblw i-beam connecting rods 6.125 forged 3/8 arp capscrews(US $250.00)
Porsche Cayenne gets more power
Wed, 20 Apr 2011Porsche Cayenne Turbo - Powerkit adds 40bhp A lack of power is not something you would normally complain about with the Porsche Cayenne Turbo. After all, despite weighing roughly the same as a grouse moor (unlike the previous generation which weighed slightly more than a small moon), it’s 500bhp V8 moves this SUV to 60mph in a chunk less than 5 seconds. But power under the bonnet is addictive, and even if you have 500bhp under your right foot there will always be occasions when you wish you had just that bit more.
Audi shows S3 Sportback (2013) – but is a used S3 a better buy?
Wed, 13 Feb 2013Here’s Audi’s S3 Sportback, the five-door version of the 296bhp Quattro hot hatch unveiled last year. The S3 Sportback takes 5sec flat to accelerate from 0 to 62mph, that’s one-tenth of a second quicker than Audi’s official figure for its three-door stablemate. That’s because the initial 5.1sec S3 time was only an estimate, and Audi’s subsequent tests have shown the three-door S3 actually dipping below five seconds in the 0-62mph sprint.
Fiat 500XL spied undisguised – it’s not a looker
Fri, 26 Apr 2013The Fiat 500 range has already expanded from the very successful recreation of the original 500 in to something bigger and more family friendly with the 500L, and now we have the joy of an even bigger version on the way – the Fiat 500XL. The 500L managed to lose almost all of the chic retro appeal the 500 managed so convincingly, and it looks like the 500XL goes a step further, with looks that only its mother could love. Grafting an extra 200mm on the back of the 500L perhaps seems like a good idea, but the execution doesn’t sit well.