Tci 748011 Circle Track Shifter on 2040-parts.com
Delaware, Ohio, United States
Transmission Components for Sale
- Tci 883003 cooler flush with hose barb fittings(US $42.99)
- Fidanza 186251 lightweight aluminum flywheel 1996-2000 ford contour 2.5l(US $355.99)
- Tci 641000 2800-3500 stall, 9.5'' converter(US $782.99)
- Tci 883002 cooler flush with -6an adapter fittings(US $29.67)
- Tci 149160 bellhousing adapter kit 318-360 chrysler engines chevy transmissions(US $522.99)
- Tci 883004 cooler flush with 5/16 fittings(US $36.99)
Jetstream SC250 (2008): first pictures
Tue, 26 Aug 2008By Ben Whitworth First Official Pictures 26 August 2008 09:32 This is the new Jetstream SC250, a Cornwall-based newcomer to Britain’s low-volume sportscar industry – and arguably the most eye-wateringly ugly car we’ve seen in a very long time. The lightweight two-seater is powered by Vauxhall’s turbo 2.0-litre unit – lifted from the Astra VXR – and it’s priced at £29,495. Err, yes – we also feel the SC250’s looks might be a bit of a stumbling block to someone about to flash the best part of £30k on a track-based racer.
Rolls-Royce Ghost (2009) prices and performance announced
Tue, 21 Jul 2009By Tim Pollard First Official Pictures 21 July 2009 09:46 Rolls-Royce today confirms the full spec of the new ‘baby Rolls’, the Ghost. Although the final production car hasn’t yet been revealed, the prices, performance and other tech figures have now been made public. The Ghost, which is being shown at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show for the first time (the first four pictures are of the 200EX concept car, only the fifth, teaser photo is of the real production car), will be powered by a 563bhp 6.6-litre turbocharged V12.
Historic first Porsche P1 electric vehicle goes on display
Tue, 28 Jan 2014In what at first glance appears to be a blatant attempt to upset McLaren’s SEO – that’s Search Engine Optimisation – a Porsche P1 model has been announced. But this is no fearsome new 1,000hp rival to McLaren’s P1 hypercar (after all, Porsche already has one of those). Rather, the Porsche P1 actually dates from 1898, and produces just 3hp.