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 Chrome Exhaust Tip 2.25" in 3.5" Out 18" Slash Angle Cut End Hot Rod Pro Street  US $14.99
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 Chevrolet : Bel Air/150/210 BELAIR 1955 BELAIR 2 DOOR HARDTOP HOTROD PRO TOURING STREET ROD US $8,600.00 |
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Earthwise PS40008 8-Inch 6 amp Electric Telescopic Pole Saw with 3-Position Head and 10-Foot Reach List Price: $89.99 Sale Price: $89.99  |
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Earthwise 8" Corded Electric Pole Saw. High - up trimming job? Earthwise puts it in easy reach! No need for the ladder. The 8" Corded Pole Saw from Earthwise cuts big tasks down to size, with adjustable length, cutting angles, and a powerful 6-amp motor. Unbelievable power for its size, and at only 12 lbs., it's a cinch for anyone to use! Curb appeal: Telescoping, with a 9'6" fully-extended length; 3-position head: straight, 15, and 30; Powerful, efficient 6-amp motor; Sharp, reliable 8" Oregon chain and bar; Lightweight fiberglass pole with auxiliary handle for 360 rotation; Automatic bar and chain tension adjustments; Cord retention hook; 60Hz. Requires standard 120V power.; Order yours today! Please Note: Once item has contained gas, kerosene, butane, diesel, or oil it cannot be returned without calling for inspection instructions. WARNING: This item cannot be shipped to Canada. Please check your State, County and City laws for restrictions before ordering this product. Earthwise 8" Corded Electric Pole Saw |
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Yard Butler WST-1 Tree Watering Tool List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $19.98 |
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LEWIS" WATER JET SPIKE 36" long Waters root zone of trees and shrubs |
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SCCCC Chevelle Camino Show II List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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What happens when 200 Chevelles and El Caminos gather in Southern California? Featured cars and owner interviews include a 1959 El Camino Pro-Street, 1960 El Camino, 1964 Chevelle, 1964 Chevelle Malibu SS 396, 1964 Chevelle SS, 1965 El Camino 327, rare 1965 Chevelle 2-Door Wagon, 1965 El Camino, 1966 El Camino 283, 1966 Chevelle 327, 1967 Chevelle SS 396, 1968 Chevelle SS 396 Convertible, 1969 Chevelle 307, 1969 Chevelle Malibu, 1969 Chevelle 350, 1970 Chevelle SS, 1970 El Camino, 1970 El Camino, 1971 Chevelle Convertible 454 Turbojet, 1972 Chevelle Malibu wagon, 1972 El Camino, and 1983 Conquista 350. General Motors eye candy abounds in general coverage of the show and awards. What happens when Chevelles and El Caminos converge in sunny California? This eye-popping DVD provides the answer. |
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Hot Rod Boulevard List Price: $19.95 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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Custom & Classic Car Show List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $14.99 |
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Who doesn't love the Munster Koach from the popular TV series? How about an exclusive interview with Butch "Eddie Munster" Patrick and custom car designer Brett Barris (representing his famous father George Barris). Add to that a Hot Rod 55th anniversary magazine cover car along with other award-winning custom and classic cars on a blustery Southern California day. Featured cars and owner interviews include the Barris Munsters Koach, 1932 Chevrolet Roadster, Larry Erickson's Hot Rod magazine cover car, 1934 Ford 2-Door Sedan, 1950 Chevrolet Wagon Deluxe, 1950 Oldsmobile Holiday Super 88, 1951 Mercury Custom ("Best-of-Show") "Sundance," 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne Pro Street, 1959 Cadillac Sedan DeVille tow car with a shortened 1959 Cadillac trailer topped by a 1959 BMW Isetta 300, 1960 Pontiac Bonneville, 1961 Oldsmobile Starfire, 1964 Chevrolet Impala, and a 1966 Ford Thunderbird convertible. General coverage of the show and awards completes the DVD. Drop the top and catch a classic car breeze! |
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Samsung SSG-3050GB 3D Active Glasses - Black List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Samsung's next-generation 3D Active Glasses SSG-3050GB are light-years ahead.When combined with Samsung 3D entertainment, 3D Active Glasses bring viewing to vivid life. Samsung's newest 3D Active Glasses offer even greater comfort over hours of viewing.Key Specs? Ultra-lightweight? Fits over your glasses? Battery-operated? Bluetooth®? RF connection? Compatible with Samsung 3D TV LED Series D6400 and up and Plasma D490 and up |
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Rode VideoMic Directional Video Condenser Microphone w/Mount List Price: $249.00 Sale Price: $149.00 |
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The RØDE VideoMic is a professional grade shotgun microphone. Based on the latest 'Film industry' technology, the VideoMic is designed specifically for use with high quality Digital Video Cameras. Designed specifically for use with high quality Digital Video Cameras. Click to enlarge. Attaches to most camcorders and utilizes stereo mini jack audio output. View frequency response and polar pattern. Click to enlarge. Enjoy studio recording quality with pro features like integrated shockmounting, a two-step high-pass filter (flat or 80Hz), and a three-stap pad (0, -10, -20dB). The microphone exhibits low noise and an unusually wide bandwidth for its size. It is ultra lightweight, yet rugged due to its ABS construction. The VideoMic is powered by a standard 9V battery and offers a Low Battery LED status indicator. Integrated shock-mounting and the switchable high-pass filter reduce unwanted low frequency rumble, and a windshield is also included. The VideoMic attaches to any Camcorder that has the standard camera-shoe fitting and utilizes a stereo mini jack for audio output. VideoMic Specs Power: 9V battery powered (battery sold separately) Acoustic Principle: Line gradient Directional Pattern: Super Cardioid Frequency range: 40Hz-20kHz, selectable HPF @ 80Hz/12dB/octave Output impedance: 200 Ohms Signal noise ratio: 74 dB SPL (A - weighted per IEC651) Equivalent noise: 20 dB SPL (A - weighted per IEC651) Maximum SPL: 134dB SPL (@ 1kHz, 1% THD into 1KOhm load) Sensitivity: -38 dB re 1 Volt/Pascal (15 mV @ 94 dB SPL) +/- 2 dB @ 1kHz Weight: 176gm Dimensions: 65mmH x 250mmW x 102mmD One Year Warranty All RØDE products are warranted for one year from date of purchase (extendable through online registration). What's in the Box RØDE VideoMic and Shockmount, Windscreen The Rode VideoMic is a cost effective, camera mounting shotgun microphone that features an integrated shock mount and close signal reproduction. The VideoMic features a small, light weight profile allowing quick, unobtrusive mounting on DV and HDV cameras without appearing in the frame. The super-cardioid polar pattern and barrel canceling design attenuates side axis audio and results in maximum response at the front of the capsule. The result is close, noise free signal when capturing under noisy conditions or at moderate distances. The shock-mount is permanently attached to the microphone and an attached shoe mount allows the entire microphone to be mounted to a hot-shoe on a camcorder. Replaceable rubber O-rings suspend the microphone on the shock-mount and protect against noise due to movement and handling. A coiled cable terminates to a 1/8" (3.5mm) mini output connection. The Rode VideoMic features a condenser element that utilizes a standard 9 Volt battery. The microphone will run for approximately 100 hours on a single battery. Barrel Canceling Pick Up - The Rode Video Mic functions as a true line plus gradient microphone with a super-cardioid pattern in the front and a barrel that cancels side-audio. The result is maximum pick up of the source in highly ambient and noisy environments. Integrated Shock-Mount - The VideoMic features a permanently attached shock mount with a camera mounting shoe underneath. The shock mount features replaceable rubber o-rings that protect against noise caused by abrupt movement and shock. High Pass Filter Switch- A high-pass filter switch eliminates room ambiance and noise below 80Hz. This results in improved intelligibility while recording around machinery, wind or close proximities. Internal Power - The condenser element is powered with a standard 9-volt battery for up to 100 hours (approxim |
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Rode VideoMic Pro VMP Shotgun Microphone List Price: $329.00 Sale Price: $225.00 |
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The Rode VideoMic Pro raises the bar set by the original Rode VideoMic, by combining broadcast quality audio with an ultra compact and lightweight ergonomic design. Features specific to high end video, the VMP also evolves many of the features that have made the VideoMic so successful. Noise transference has been significantly reduced using both a revised, more elegant shock mounting system and a lightweight premium cable. FEATURES: Broadcast recording quality condenser microphone Compact design (only 150mm/6" length) Ultra lightweight (only 85g/3oz) 9V battery powered, with up to 70 hours battery life (alkaline) Integrated shock mounting Integrated foam windshield 3.5mm stereo mini-jack output (dual mono) Two step High Pass Filter (flat, 80Hz) Three position level control (-10dB, 0, +20dB) Camera shoe mount with 3/8" thread for easy boompole mounting |
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Tech Deck Skate Shop Bonus Pack (Styles May Vary) List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $13.06 |
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Tech Deck Skateshop Bonus Pack RANDOM |
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Pine-Pro Deluxe Pre-Cut Body Kit Street Rod List Price: $9.00 Sale Price: $6.04 |
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Simple, easy-to-build kits designed for ages 8 and up with some adult supervision. Kits contain all the necessary components for completion except paint and decals. Each is 6-1/2" to 7" long. Fun and easy to build, these kits will get your youngster started in woodworking. This is a Street Rod Deluxe Body Kit for Pinewood Derby Cars. |
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The 11th annual Durant Main Street Bass Tournament was held on the weekend of Saturday May 8, 2010 out of Alberta Creek Marina on Lake Texoma. This team event had a guaranteed first place prize of at least $1000. Tournament hours were from 6:30am-3:00pm and trailering was allowed. A cookout was also provided by Holiday Chevrolet for all participants after the weigh-in.
Quite often I write about fishing tournaments assuming that most readers understand the rules, the different divisions and unique vocabulary involved. Therefore I thought that I would take the time to explain some of these to the non-tournament angler.
Most bass tournaments are either team (two anglers) or individual events where the anglers compete for the best five-fish stringer of any combination of largemouth, spotted or smallmouth bass within a given time (usually 8 hours). During the contest, the participants are allowed to cull their fish. Culling means to throw back smaller fish that have been caught and replace them with bigger fish. Almost all local club tournaments are team events where as pro tournaments are exclusively individual.
Every bass tournament has the basic set of rules that are normally similar. These include: only using artificial lures, no fishing within a certain distance of another boat, fish must be caught on a rod and reel during tournament hours (no tying up previously caught fish), no adding artificial weight to fish and all contestants must be at the weigh-in site on time.
However, some tournaments have specific rules that include: places on the lake that are off limits, a time frame leading up to the tournament that is off limits or how tournaments are started. Most pro tournaments and some bigger team circuits begin with a morning "take-off" at the weigh-in site (usually a boat ramp or marina). In these contests teams or individuals draw for their take-off number. A tournament official will then be stationed in the harbor of the marina and call out each boat number.
Other tournaments use a term called "trailering" to begin their events. In this case anglers may use any public boat ramp on the lake prior to the tournament and motor to their starting spot. Participants may not cast, however, until the official start time. Trailering is useful during inclement weather so anglers can fish in protected coves. It also helps save money on gasoline.
Fish care is always a priority no matter the level of tournament. All boats must have working livewells (tanks that are aerated to keep bass alive) so that the bass are unharmed and released to be caught again. Hefty penalties are imposed on teams or individuals who weigh-in dead fish.
Currently there are two major/professional bass tournament circuits: BASS and FLW. Each has different individual divisions depending on level of angler and entry fee. The top division in BASS is the Elite Series that is featured on ESPN. To qualify for this level an angler must finish in the top five of one of the three Open Trails. BASS also has the Weekender Series and the Bass Federation (made up of bass clubs) for less experienced anglers. The BASS world championship is the Bassmaster Classic. Anglers must qualify for this event through one of their divisions.
FLW is composed of five divisions from top to bottom: FLW Tour, FLW Series, American Series, Bass Fishing League and the Bass Federation. The Forest Wood Cup is the FLW championship that pays $500,000 to the winner.
Shane Allison is true Bass Fisherman. He is a member of the Texoma Bass Club and has been for many year. Shane lives in Sherman, Texas. When you need more information from Shane, go to http://www.mylgn123.com.
What is it That Gives Cragar Wheels an Edge Over Other Wheels
Cragar wheels are known for their speed, performance, good times, and adventures. Cragar wheels are race inspired wheels. They were founded in 1930 by Crane Gartz and Harlen Fengler. In 1964, Cragar S/S Super Sport Wheels were introduced and they quickly earned an outstanding position in the wheel manufacturing industry. They are some of the most popular and most successful custom-made wheels ever to be manufactured, and have been in continuous production for the last 41 years. They are built by combining in wire, aluminum, and chrome. There are about ten million vehicles that are equipped with Cragar wheels in today's market including the street rods, dragsters, pickups, and off-road vehicles.
Wheels invented in 3500 BC by the Mesopotamians. It was first utilized for pottery but later on it was used as an important tool for transportation. The first use of the wheel for transportation was probably in 3200 BC by the Mesopotamians for their chariots. After the Industrial Revolution, the wheels became an important element of technology. Today, there are many kinds of wheels available in the market, and each of them have been developed to serve specific purposes.
R. W. Thomson discovered and patented the pneumatic wheel. In his original design, he used many overblown tubes which were kept inside a leather cover. This was very advantageous since the whole wheel could be deflated only if there were many punctures or abrasions to it. The pressure inside could be altered to ensure smooth riding. In the late nineteenth century John Boyd Dunlop discovered the Rubber Pneumatic tire, but the rubber tire was still the most popular one. It was only in the year 1889 that the popularity of the pneumatic tire started growing.
The original form of the tire had its weaknesses. Since the tire was stuck to the wheel it was difficult to get to the inner tube. Then, in the year 1890, CK Welsh patented the wheel rim's design and came upon the basics of present day tires which have developed into what the tire is today. One of the most major developments in the field of tires has been the designing of the radial tires.
Cragar wheels are all manufactured in the United States only and are made to specific standards. They can be purchased only through authorized dealers, and not directly from the manufacturers. The prices for these wheels are set by individual dealers, so doing some research to get the best prices is essential before purchasing these wheels. The different kinds of Cragar wheels to be made are: Cragar S/S Super Sport, 390 Cragar Street Pro, Keystone Classic Wheels, Star Wire, and Super Supreme.
A mild wheel cleaner must be utilized when cleaning Cragar wheels. These cleaners are available with dealers. If the wheel is exposed to harsh elements like road salt, it is necessary to clean them right away. The wheels must also be polished regularly with mild polish to keep them looking new. These polishes are also manufactured by Crager. It is important to keep Cragar wheels clean to keep them functioning for longer periods of time.
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Chevy 1994 7.4L 454 CID?
Does any one know what the compression ratio of a 1994 7.4L Chevy 454 CID Gen iv engine? Will this engine make a good Muscle Car power plant if built up wight ? I found one very cheap & for the summer i want to keep the bottom end stock but add a good cam/lifter kit, rocker/push rod kit headers, intake manifold, double pump holly, HI energy ignition to it.
then plant it into my Monte Carlo.
Need professional input> GM Master Techs < and or PRO street racing Mechanics.
Thank you.
You need to add a good set of heads to it. The factory peanut port heads are very limiting. It will then make plenty of power.
St. Louis: Jay Payne preview
ST. LOUIS (April 30) -- Less than two weeks ago in Las Vegas, FireIce racer Jay Payne celebrated his 105th victory on the NHRA tour when he drove his Ford Mustang to the Top Alcohol Funny Car title.
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