Velvet Drive 1.91:1 Ratio on 2040-parts.com
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
Transmission & Components for Sale
Marine transmission 73c borg warner velvet drive gear(US $2,200.00)
Right starboard borg warner v velvet drive e 1.5 ratio mercruiser 7.4 l inboard(US $2,500.00)
Kbw-20 kansaki marine transmission dipstick #177099-02540, oem(US $30.00)
Yanmar marine dipstick guide #119171-34820, new, oem(US $50.00)
Kansaki km3a marine engine transmission dipstick by yanmar#177088-02450, oem(US $35.00)
13.25 inch damper flex plate assy for velvet drive fits engines up to 430 cid(US $168.24)
Ducati 1199 Panigale merges components, sheds weight [w/gallery]
Wed, 28 Mar 2012Ducati has released an image of its new 1199 Panigale without its fairings, illustrating how multiple elements of the bike have been fused together to make it incredibly lightweight and compact. The motorcycle manufacturer has managed to reduce the overall dry weight to be reduced by 10kg to a benchmark weight of just 164kg. The monocoque connects to the specially-designed engine's cylinder heads and comes forward to house the steering head bearings.
Bid to cut car insurance premiums
Thu, 12 Jun 2014THE COMPETITION WATCHDOG is proposing to impose a cap on replacement vehicle costs following motor accidents as part of a clampdown to help cut premiums for all drivers in the £11 billion private motor insurance market. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said the cap on charges passed to the insurer of the driver who is at-fault in an accident for the cost of providing a replacement vehicle to the non-fault driver, would "more closely reflect the costs incurred and remove significant inefficiencies". The watchdog has previously found that the "complex chain" of claim costs following an accident collectively inflates premiums by as much as £200 million a year.
New 2011 / 2012 Ferrari 612 is 4×4 Shooting Brake
Fri, 31 Dec 2010The 2011 / 2012 Ferrari 612 will be a 4x4 Shooting Brake (render by Vandenbrink design) Last month we had an email in from Argentina pointing us towards spy shots published by Autoblog Argentina which seemed to be of an all wheel drive Ferrari 612. Which tied in very well with the story we ran over a year ago when we reported that a 4×4 platform for the next Ferrari 612 was a certainty, just six months after we reported Ferrari were working on four wheel drive hybrid propulsion system. But the Ferrari 4×4 setup is very different to the permanent all wheel drive system used by Lamborghini.