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Sig Erson Racing Valve Springs - Kawasaki Z-1 Dragbike Or? - #e915020 on 2040-parts.com

US $19.99
Location:

Avon, Indiana, United States

Avon, Indiana, United States
Condition:New UPC:Does not apply

Sig Erson Racing Valve Springs - 8 springs - #E915020 - 1255" x 1.350".

Not sure the application of these springs. I think they are for a

Kawasaki Z-1 type engine (2V, 4 cyl, twin cam), but I'm not sure. Check the dimensions and rates and they

may work for others applications. All spings are new.

2012 Toyota Yaris: The UK stuff

Wed, 13 Jul 2011

The 2012 Toyota Yaris - the UK details We’ve been trailing the 2012 Toyota Yaris since the end of last year when Toyota in Japan unveiled the JDM Toyota Viz ( the Japanese version of the Yaris) and again a month ago with the unofficial Euro details. But now Toyota UK has decided – especially as the 2012 Yaris is starting to roll off production lines in Europe from today – that they may as well make the new Yaris official, give us some details and let us know exactly how much a new Yaris will now cost. The Yaris will come in four flavours of trim – T2, TR, SR and Spirit – although Toyota say that a full two thirds of sales are of the TR trim.

Speed causes crashes? More accurate reporting would improve driver education and safety

Fri, 06 Dec 2013

I am a professional race-car driver with 30 years of experience, and I still drive for General Motors' Cadillac race team in the Pirelli World Challenge series. I also have 20 years of experience educating new drivers, parents and driver-education teachers regarding safer street driving. This apparent (to some people) contradiction of experience puts me in the position of being a bit of a sounding post.

BMW unveils self-drifting car in Las Vegas

Tue, 07 Jan 2014

BMW is using the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas to showcase the latest technology to fall under its ConnectedDrive banner. It’s called ActiveAssist and BMW is hoping it will draw a line under road accidents in the future. But that’s not what’s grabbing the headlines in Vegas.