SPEC Billet Aluminum Flywheel – 8 Bolt (99-Mid 01 GT, 96-04 Cobra, and 03-04 Mach 1)
October 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment
If you want to squeeze all of the horsepower out of your Mustang that is possible, this is the flywheel to go with. Lighter weight than steel flywheels, This Billet Aluminum Flywheel is designed to get you reving up faster and reduce drivetrain loss, resulting in more horsepower to your rear wheels, just by reducing the amount of rotating mass and force it takes to get the flywheel turning. Some times resurfacing your flywheel costs as much as getting a new one, so why not buy something that will give you a performance boost! This SPEC Billet Aluminum Flywheel is the perfect companion for your new SPEC Clutch. CNC machined to an unheard of .001 tollerance (the industry standard is .010), this flywheel is designed to have perfect balance and the best surface for bedding with the new clutch, and is also SFI certified. All SPEC units are rebuildable and feature a replaceable steel friction plate that is made from a friction-enhancing steel metal specially formulated for optimum clutch bedding and holding power, so this just might be the last flywheel you will ever have to buy! This SPEC Billet Aluminum flywheel has an 8 bolt main that is found in the 1999-mid 01 Mustang GT’s with production date ending on 01/01, 1996-2004 Mustang Cobra’s and 2003-2004 Mach 1′s. Please check with your Ford dealer to determine if you have a 6 bolt or an 8 bolt main. Flywheel Specifications Year/Model: 99-Mid 01 GT, 96-04 Cobra, and 03-04 Mach 1 Manufacture: SPEC Material: Billet Aluminum Bolt Pattern: 8 Bolt Hardware Included: No SFI Certifited: Yes
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Package Deal Includes! Book: Living With Green Star – Written specifically for the Green Star / Green Power Juicer, this great book includes juicing tips and tricks, recipes, and ways to get the most out of your juicer. A $21.95 value! Soft Fruit Pulp Adjustment Knob – Use this knob instead of the standard pulp adjustment knob when juicing soft fruits like pears, strawberries, papaya, persimmons, etc. A $12.95 value! Product Description: Green Star machines are reputably one of the world’s best juice extractors and most efficient food processors. Using Exclusive Heavy Duty Twin Gear technology with a low 110 rpm, superior to those of any competitor, Green Star machines are your best choice. There is no need to look elsewhere. With their ease of use and simple clean up, Green Star Juice Extractors and Food Processors are award-winning machines of unsurpassed quality. GP-E1503 “Gold” is the flagship product. Complete with a breadstick making kit and a Pasta making kit, this is the most versatile machine available. It juices almost all fruits and vegetables. Carrots, apple-celery-wheat grass juice, herb juices are a breeze with this juice extractor. It also can process whole foods making such favorites as pie crust from almonds and dates, pates from nuts and vegetables, sauces from a vast array of combinations, baby foods, and frozen fruit desserts, and more! Features 2 Plungers (1 Wood, 1 Plastic) 1 Glass Juicing Bowl 1 Cleaning Brush 1 Coarse Screen 1 Fine Screen Homogenizing Blank Rice Cake Attachment Pasta Making Attachments Specifications Dimensions: 10″ x 22.25″ x 15.5″ Carry Handle: Built in Cord Storage: Built in Speed: 110 RPM Motor: 190 watts Voltage 120 volts 60 hertz 5-Year Warranty
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Psychobilly CD – Who would have figured the man who brought us the world’s most potent “Psychobilly Freakout” back in 1992 would be helping to share in the joy of the holiday season a mere 13 years later? We Three Kings is a set of 12 classic Christmas tunes (with one new original added for good measure) whipped into a nervous froth of twangy guitar and rolling drums by Jim Heath and his partners in crime, and without question this is the most user-friendly Reverend Horton Heat album to date. The Right Reverend makes with the big, frantic rock on several tunes, most notably a Caped Crusader-infused cover of “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” and a fifth-gear charge through Chuck Berry’s “Run Rudolph Run,” but the real surprise is that the trio plays it relatively straight on a number of cuts, including a placid stroll through “Silver Bells” and a weepy cover of “Pretty Paper.” Even the sole original tune, “Santa on the Roof,” is awfully sedate by Heath’s standards, and this may well be the first Reverend Horton Heat album without a single mention of gin or loose women. But Heath’s guitar skills are still sharp, and he gives his jazz and country licks a bigger workout this time out, while Jimbo Wallace and Scott Churilla are allowed to show a bit more subtlety as a rhythm section than usual. In short, We Three Kings is that rarity, a Reverend Horton Heat album you can play in front of your parents and younger siblings without offending or frightening anyone, and isn’t family togetherness what the season is all about? Besides, this still rocks a whole lot harder than Kenny G or Mannheim Steamroller could ever manage in their wildest dreams. – We Three Kings (CD)
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Ballads CD – Since the range of recording dates for Verve Records’ Billie Holiday compilation The Definitive Collection stretches from her first session in 1935 to her last in 1958, it might be supposed that the album attempts to live up to its ambitious name. In fact, however, this disc is really a selection of 18 highlights from the portion of Holiday’s catalog controlled by Verve’s parent company, Universal Music, which is to say her work for Commodore, Decca, Clef, and Verve itself between 1939 and 1956, with a couple of tracks licensed from her mid-’30s work for Brunswick (now owned by Sony BMG); a track she recorded under a pseudonym for Capitol (now controlled by EMI) in 1942; and a track from her final album, Lady in Satin, released by Columbia (another Sony BMG label). Although the bulk of these performances date from the ’40s, the chronological sequence gives a sense of Holiday’s vocal development over the years, as her craft improved and the technical quality of her voice deteriorated. Many of her better-known songs are included, with the caveat that “God Bless the Child,” “Billie’s Blues,” “Easy Living,” “Solitude,” “My Man,” and “I Cover the Waterfront” are re-recordings. (Annotator Bill Dahl states the case made by some listeners that the later versions are superior to the earlier ones.) Absent a merger of the remaining major record labels, it may be impossible to attempt a comprehensive, not to mention “definitive,” collection of Holiday’s career peaks on a single disc. This one is not a bad attempt, but it still basically represents only a part of the story. – The Definitive Collection [Verve] (CD)
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