Clutch & Drive Belts for Sale
- Starting line spider-nut tool #20-206 arctic cat(US $79.43)
- Venom tra clutch adjustable pin kit 13.8g to 19.6g #930941 ski-doo(US $36.51)
- Polaris slingshot belt guard(US $40.00)
- Polaris 5815242 foam-toe stop rh(US $13.95)
- Drive belt for arctic cat bearcat 660 550 440 wide track 1995-2002 #.0627-014 sa(US $86.63)
- Exedy tmxts-j95119da friction module; uses .077" e-clutch 6hp26,6r80 (03-17)(US $118.93)
Renault working on 141mpg plug-in hybrid concept
Fri, 29 Aug 2014Renault is working on a 141mpg plug-in hybrid concept car to be shown at the 2014 Paris Motor Show, according to Renault head of research, advanced studies and materials, Remi Bastien. Speaking to at Renault’s ‘Innovations’ event last year – showcasing the French manufacturer’s new technology that will underpin its next-generation models – Bastien revealed the new car will make its debut in 2014. On Bing: see pictures of Renaults Find out how much a used Renault costs on Auto Trader This means the ‘2l/100km’ concept car will likely make its first public appearance at Renault’s home Paris Motor Show in October, debuting experimental technology that could later filter down to other models in the Renault range.
Supercar Video Test: LFA vs McLaren vs Aventador vs Veyron
Thu, 17 May 2012The ultimate supercar 1/4 mile shoot out Automobile Magazine pits the McLaren MP4-12C against the Lexus LFA & Lamborghini Aventador and that against the Bugatti Veyron. If you’re going to do a supercar shoot out it helps to have some of the best metal on the planet top play with. And that’s exactly what Automobile Magazine’s Jason Cammisa managed with an empty runway at his disposal and a quartet of the world’s most desirable supercars at his disposal.
Cabbie trials smartphone-only payment
Mon, 14 Jul 2014A LONDON cab driver has become the first to accept payment only from a mobile phone app as part of a new trial. Ian Cable will only accept payment via the Barclays PingIt app during the five-day trial, following on from also being the first cabbie to use chip and pin as a form of payment back in 2004. "I am very excited to take part in this trial,” said Mr Cable.