As removed serviceable RMI 30 Indicator.
Part no 622-4938-007. Unit was removed prior an upgrade. |
GPS for Sale
- Taws annuciator control(US $220.00)
- Garmin gnc-250xl with fresh 8130. p/n 011-00295-00. $2195.(US $2,195.00)
- Comant industries ci 511 12db gps attenuator(US $7.77)
- Garmin gpsmap airgizmos panel mount air gizmos 196 296 396 496 276c 478 holder(US $84.95)
- King kln 89b / 94 gps connector only(US $9.99)
- Garmin ga25 mcx portable gps antenna working guaranteed(US $32.95)
Infiniti G25 revealed – but not for the UK
Fri, 13 Aug 2010The entry-level Infiniti G25 - thankfully just for the USA Well, we had what Infiniti called a ‘Performance’ debut at Pebble Beach with the first of Infiniti’s answers to the AMG and M Series in the Infiniti IPL G Coupe, and now we get the more prosaic debut – the Infiniti G25 with a 2.5 litre V6. The entry level G Range saloon gets a modest 218 horses and 187lb’ft of torque, a seven speed auto and will come in a choice of rear wheel drive or all wheel drive and, as far as we can see, you won’t be able to opt for a manual. Infiniti say that the G25 is for those who want an Infiniti G but who don’t want the power of the G37.
Ford Explorer (2011) launches +video
Tue, 27 Jul 2010The 2011 Ford Explorer Because it’s unlikely we will get the 2011 Ford Explorer on this side of the Pond, we haven’t covered its interminable tease in any real detail. Yes, we reported on the 2011 Explorer getting Ford’s new Curve Control, an electronanny designed to cure understeer, but we didn’t report every silly photo Ford released. But not being thorough on reporting a really boring and drawn out tease is one thing, but we can’t ignore the launch of a new version of a vehicle that until quite recently was selling almost 500k a year.
Toyota teases new Corolla. Yay.
Tue, 21 May 2013Remember when Toyotas used to be weird? Sure, they've been doing some marginal experimentation lately, bringing us one half of the Febreze twins and making the Lexus GS a legit good driver's car. But oh, when will they cast the mantle of staid sturdiness fully into the wind?