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9
9" Inch Ford Nodular Center Section Third Member YUKON - 3.06" Bearing - Rearend
Paypal   US $265.00
New 9
New 9" Ford Stamped Rearend Housing - Center Only
Paypal   US $179.99
1986-1993 Ford Mustang 5.0L Rearend Gear Pin C-Clip Center Pin & Bolt 8.8
1986-1993 Ford Mustang 5.0L Rearend Gear Pin C-Clip Center Pin & Bolt 8.8" Posi
Paypal   US $24.00
94 Chevy Camaro Rear End Center Brake Hose 1994
94 Chevy Camaro Rear End Center Brake Hose 1994
Paypal   US $5.50
Complete 9
Complete 9" Ford Rearend Axle 55 56 57 Chevy - 9 INCH - Housing - Center - Posi
Paypal   US $1,869.00
1995-1997 LEXUS LS400 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END SET CENTER OUTER TAN
1995-1997 LEXUS LS400 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END SET CENTER OUTER TAN
Paypal   US $64.99
9
9" Ford 5.43 Polished Aluminum Full Spool 31 Spline Rearend Center Section
Paypal   US $450.00
92 - 94 GENUINE MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE REAR END CENTER GARNISH TAIL LIGHT PANEL
92 - 94 GENUINE MITSUBISHI ECLIPSE REAR END CENTER GARNISH TAIL LIGHT PANEL
Paypal   US $74.90
1965 FORD FAIRLANE LEFT REAR OF DRIVERS DOOR CENTER STAINLESS CHROME END MOLDING
1965 FORD FAIRLANE LEFT REAR OF DRIVERS DOOR CENTER STAINLESS CHROME END MOLDING
Paypal   US $30.00
Brand New  Rear End Center for SMART CAR ForTwo Panel  ( TOLERIE)
Brand New Rear End Center for SMART CAR ForTwo Panel ( TOLERIE)
Paypal   US $85.00
1993 1994 LEXUS LS400 RIGHT PASSENGER REAR CENTER SEAT BELT BUCKLE END BROWN
1993 1994 LEXUS LS400 RIGHT PASSENGER REAR CENTER SEAT BELT BUCKLE END BROWN
Paypal   US $25.99
New - Trac Loc Center Block - 9
New - Trac Loc Center Block - 9" or 8 inch Ford Rearend
Paypal   US $19.99
1996 Ford Aerostar XLT 4.0 Automatic Rear End Center Brake Line Assembly
1996 Ford Aerostar XLT 4.0 Automatic Rear End Center Brake Line Assembly
Paypal   US $15.00
1956 CHEVROLETT - CORVETTE  REAR END CENTER HOUSING
1956 CHEVROLETT - CORVETTE REAR END CENTER HOUSING
Paypal   US $150.00
Toyota Cressida  Rear Seat Belt  Centre Buckle End 1991 80 Series MX83R
Toyota Cressida Rear Seat Belt Centre Buckle End 1991 80 Series MX83R
Paypal   US $38.92
Toyota Celica Rear Seat Belt  Centre Buckle End 1991 ST184
Toyota Celica Rear Seat Belt Centre Buckle End 1991 ST184
Paypal   US $38.92
SUZUKI 1985 230 2X4  REAR END CENTER SECTION  PART 14,431
SUZUKI 1985 230 2X4 REAR END CENTER SECTION PART 14,431
Paypal   US $50.00
1961 61 Corvette Chevy Rear End Center Section L-6-60
1961 61 Corvette Chevy Rear End Center Section L-6-60
Paypal   US $449.99
56 BUICK REAR END AXLE CARRIER GEARS GEAR DROP OUT
56 BUICK REAR END AXLE CARRIER GEARS GEAR DROP OUT
Paypal   US $175.00
SUZUKI 1984 125F 2X4 REAR END CENTER SECTION  PART 8997
SUZUKI 1984 125F 2X4 REAR END CENTER SECTION PART 8997
Paypal   US $25.00
1997-1998 LEXUS ES300 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END SET LEFT RIGHT CENTER FADED
1997-1998 LEXUS ES300 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END SET LEFT RIGHT CENTER FADED
Paypal   US $58.49
Allis Chalmers WD WD45 WC Tractor AC rearend main center cover plate
Allis Chalmers WD WD45 WC Tractor AC rearend main center cover plate
Paypal   US $23.85
99-2005 SAAB 9-5 95 SEDAN REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END CENTER LEFT DRIVER GRAY
99-2005 SAAB 9-5 95 SEDAN REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END CENTER LEFT DRIVER GRAY
Paypal   US $49.99
LAND ROVER SEAT BELT LONG END REAR CENTER LAP RANGE ROVER 4.0 4.6 P38
LAND ROVER SEAT BELT LONG END REAR CENTER LAP RANGE ROVER 4.0 4.6 P38
Paypal   US $69.00
WINTER'S QC Rearend Center Section w/4.86 R&P- MAG-IMCA/ NASCAR/ SCCA-#0512(C81)
WINTER'S QC Rearend Center Section w/4.86 R&P- MAG-IMCA/ NASCAR/ SCCA-#0512(C81)
Paypal   US $193.50
BENSON Quickchange Rearend Center Section - MAG- IMCA/ NASCAR/ SCCA-#0512(C80)
BENSON Quickchange Rearend Center Section - MAG- IMCA/ NASCAR/ SCCA-#0512(C80)
Paypal   US $111.76
OTY 1 NOS Chrome #29095 Cragar 4x4 FULL REAR-END 7-1/8
OTY 1 NOS Chrome #29095 Cragar 4x4 FULL REAR-END 7-1/8" Mag Wheel Center Cap HUB
Paypal   US $154.99
99 Ford F800 Rear End Gears Center Section Differential
99 Ford F800 Rear End Gears Center Section Differential
Paypal   US $400.00
1990 Honda accord EX seat belt receiving end left rear and center color tan
1990 Honda accord EX seat belt receiving end left rear and center color tan
Paypal   US $19.99
nascar 9
nascar 9" ford rearend center section 31 spline detroit locker 4.00 ratio
Paypal   US $999.00
9
9" Inch Ford Nodular Center Section Third Member YUKON - 3.25" Bearing - Rearend
Paypal   US $265.00
Deutz Allis 1920 garden tractor rearend center section
Deutz Allis 1920 garden tractor rearend center section
Paypal   US $249.99
82-89 LDV SHERPA REAR CENTRE DRAG LINK END RHT
82-89 LDV SHERPA REAR CENTRE DRAG LINK END RHT
Paypal   US $9.30
2002 02 TAURUS LEFT REAR CENTER SEAT BELT BUCKLE END
2002 02 TAURUS LEFT REAR CENTER SEAT BELT BUCKLE END
Paypal   US $49.99
SUZUKI 1986 125  REAR END CENTER SECTION PART 7492
SUZUKI 1986 125 REAR END CENTER SECTION PART 7492
Paypal   US $25.00
John Deere 318 Rearend Center Section
John Deere 318 Rearend Center Section
Paypal   US $200.00
2000  Saturn LS2 Seatbelt left rear and center receiving end
2000 Saturn LS2 Seatbelt left rear and center receiving end
Paypal   US $19.99
93 94 95 Lexus GS 300 Rear Center Seat Belt Female End
93 94 95 Lexus GS 300 Rear Center Seat Belt Female End
Paypal   US $29.95
93 94 95 Lexus GS 300 3L Rear Center Seat Belt Male End
93 94 95 Lexus GS 300 3L Rear Center Seat Belt Male End
Paypal   US $39.95
LEXUS LS400 REAR CENTER SEAT BELT LATCH BUCKLE FEMALE END 90 91 92 93 94 BLUE
LEXUS LS400 REAR CENTER SEAT BELT LATCH BUCKLE FEMALE END 90 91 92 93 94 BLUE
Paypal   US $29.00
VINTAGE RACING FRANKLAND REAR END HUB & BRAKE DRUM ALUM CENTER W/CAST IRON DRUM
VINTAGE RACING FRANKLAND REAR END HUB & BRAKE DRUM ALUM CENTER W/CAST IRON DRUM
Paypal   US $75.00
SUZUKI 1985 LT185 2X4    REAR END CENTER SECTION   PART 13,791
SUZUKI 1985 LT185 2X4 REAR END CENTER SECTION PART 13,791
Paypal   US $50.00
NEW WINTERS MIDGET QUICKCHANGE REAR END,OPEN TUBE,MAGNESIUM CENTER,A,BEAST,SPIKE
NEW WINTERS MIDGET QUICKCHANGE REAR END,OPEN TUBE,MAGNESIUM CENTER,A,BEAST,SPIKE
Paypal   US $1,599.99
82-89 LDV SHERPA  REAR CENTRE DRAG LINK END
82-89 LDV SHERPA REAR CENTRE DRAG LINK END
Paypal   US $7.75
57 58 59 60 BUICK DIFFERENTIAL REAR END AXLE CARRIER GEARS DROP OUT
57 58 59 60 BUICK DIFFERENTIAL REAR END AXLE CARRIER GEARS DROP OUT
Paypal   US $125.00
94 CAMARO FIREBIRD CENTER REAR END BRAKE HOSE Z28 SS TRANS AM FORMULA 93 95 96
94 CAMARO FIREBIRD CENTER REAR END BRAKE HOSE Z28 SS TRANS AM FORMULA 93 95 96
Paypal   US $9.99
FIAT 124 SPIDER DRIVERS SIDE REAR CENTER BUMPER END
FIAT 124 SPIDER DRIVERS SIDE REAR CENTER BUMPER END
Paypal   US $24.99
1994 Saturn SL2 Seat belt receiving end Right rear and center
1994 Saturn SL2 Seat belt receiving end Right rear and center
Paypal   US $19.99
1998-2003 JAGUAR XJR XJ8 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END FADED CENTER SEATBELT
1998-2003 JAGUAR XJR XJ8 REAR BACK SEAT BELT BUCKLE END FADED CENTER SEATBELT
Paypal   US $49.99
2008 08 Suzuki SV650 SV 650 NJ 101206 Tail Fairing End Center Cap Rear Back
2008 08 Suzuki SV650 SV 650 NJ 101206 Tail Fairing End Center Cap Rear Back
Paypal   US $49.99
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As far as I can see the new 2009 Camaro concept car is being very well received in the automotive community, at the first a lot of people hemmed and hawed about one thing or another, just the same as I did. But after spending some time doing a little research on it, I discovered that the 2009 Camaro is a very well put together car for a concept car.

At first I thought that it could use a few upgrades, but after thinking about it, there were a lot of Camaro fans putting in their two cents when Chevrolet took the Camaro out of production, in 2002, and I thought that Chevrolet had made a horrible mistake at the time.

The result of a lot of people telling Chevrolet what they thought the new Camaro should be, has made it a real work of art, and I for one will give Chevrolet their kudos. They have put a lot of effort in to making the Camaro a car that most people could like, and if they didn't at the first, then they'd get used to it.

At SEMA the CEO of Chevrolet drove out in the new Camaro concept car, and their wasn't a dry eye in the house, but the return of an icon will bring out the joy and happiness to a lot of people, when the big man spoke about the car he said: a few things would be changed at the time of release, but nothing major, he'd mentioned that, right now it has 22" wheels on the rear end, and that will be changed to 20" when the car is released.

The front wheels are destined for a change also, for from 21" to 20", nothing that will be to noticeable, but it will help them save some money on the production of the car, he also said that there were going to be some changes in the interior also, they would change the center consol from stainless steel to plastic, in an effort to save money on the production.

All this is supposed to keep the base price on the car down to the $20,000 range, and that says a lot for their efforts to sell their new cars, in this range almost anybody can afford to own one of them.

The Camaro concept with it's low slung stance, it has the look of a sports car, while still retaining it's identity as a muscle car, Chevrolet has done brilliant work on this car, and will get one big "YAY" form this muscle car maniac.

David C. Atkin
I've been in the automotive industry for about 25 years, and it time to start giving back some of the joy that it has given me.

Neck Pain: It May Not Be Just The In-Laws

There are many different ways to look at neck pain. It is traditionally described as pain over the back of the neck, and rightfully so, since it is the upper part of the spine. It can be described as acute or chronic depending on how long it has been present; acute pain recently started and is less than 6 weeks and chronic pain over a prolonged period of time, usually at least 6-8 weeks. There is different mechanism for each one. In the category of acute pain, it is usually an injury as a result of an accident or contact sport mishap. It could include fractures or dislocations of the cervical vertebra, abrupt ruptures of a disc, or damage to the spinal cord which runs through a channel in the vertebrae. Causes of chronic pain could include gradually progressive arthritis, degeneration over time of a cervical disc, or as the result of long-standing inflammation of muscles and ligaments. An example of chronic pain would be that felt by a person who works all day with the neck flexed forward (i.e. hours and hours of working at a computer terminal). That could cause a disc or two to degenerate and set up inflammation, stress, or, arthritis. It is interesting that many people with chronic depression or anxiety develop chronic pain neck.

It would be useful to look at the structure of the neck in a layer by layer fashion to look for root causes of neck pain. The skin may be involved, for instance, if there are shingles or an infectious process such as a furuncle. Deep in the skin, there can be swollen or tender lymph nodes.  The next lower depth is the trapezius muscle, which runs from its attachment at the upper neck and lower occiput of the skull down to its attachments over the mid-thoracic vertebrae. Lots of nerve fibers run through the body of the trapezius, and can be pinched when there is a muscle spasm. There are layers of muscles at angles to each other which control movement of the neck and head; any one or all of these layers of muscle can be strained or torn. Finally we come to the level of the cervical vertebrae themselves. There are seven cervical vertebrae, with C1 and C2 called the upper cervical spine, and C3 to C7, the lower. C1 and C2 are specially formed to balance the head and allow it to rotate. All the vertebrae have ligamentous structures which hold the vertebrae together at the front, sides and back. The vertebrae have facets which are the articulating joints of one vertebra on another. The front part of the vertebrae comprises the vertebral bodies for maximal strength to this part of the spine. The vertebral bodies have discs between them which are a tuff jelly-like substance inside with tough fibrous sheaths outside to absorb axial shock and loading on the spine between each vertebrae. Nerves run out of the spine at the level of each disc and travel through the brachial process to the arms. Canals in the back of the vertebral bodies the bones form a canal through which the spinal cord runs and is protected by the bones of all the vertebrae. This is very basic anatomy, but it does allow one to visualize the part of the cervical spine where pain and/or dysfunction arise.

Unfortunately, human beings have discovered an infinite number of ways to injure their cervical spines. These might include being "rear-ended" in their vehicle, crashing it, or rolling it over. They might fall off a ladder or a hang-glider, or dive into a shallow pool. In sports they might "spear tackle" or have their neck twisted in wrestling. The list goes on and on. The important thing is that if you encounter someone with either a neck injury or unconsciousness, don't move their neck. Stabilize it with sandbags or rolled up clothes without moving it at all. Call 911 immediately as paramedics have the specialized knowledge and equipment to move a neck-injured person. The wrong move could result in a permanent paralysis with all its disastrous consequences.

The neck-injured person is usually examined first in an emergency room. The physician can order special x-rays to clear the spine or initiate more specialized care and further x-rays. Unstable fractures, dislocations, and disc ruptures are usually handled by spinal orthopedic, or neurosurgeons, who will decide if surgical intervention is necessary. Surgical treatments can include fusion of the spine, or removal of bone or disc material which might be pressing on the nerves or spinal cord. In the case of muscle and soft tissue sprains of the neck, a general physician can usually initiate care. This might include initiating the immobilization of cervical collars, and prescribing anti-inflammatory medicines like naproxen and muscle relaxants like cyclobenzaprine.

Physical therapy or physical medicine is an important adjunct over the entire spectrum of neck maladies. It might involve the application of heat after 10-12 days and cold initially, instructions in gentle neck stretches and range of motion exercises, deep massage, or other mild treatments. It can involve the entire rehabilitative process after a serious injury to the spinal cord or nerve roots.

Chronic neck pain often requires a different approach, and may involve physical therapy. As mentioned neck pain can result from chronic tension of anxiety or depression. Certain anti-depressants are effective for this kind of chronic pain. If there is an arthritic condition, this needs to be investigated and the appropriate therapy prescribed. Sometimes the pain may be a postural process which can be the object of treatment. Chronic work postures can be addressed with things like ergonomic chairs and more favorable placement of computer screens. Everyone undergoes narrowing and degeneration of the cervical disc as they age, and these can be addressed with medication and physical measures. It is important to have enough sunlight, calcium and vitamin D to prevent osteoporosis and vertebral collapses. Sleeping on a correct mattress and pillow may relieve certain kinds of arthritic and disc pain.

Neck health requires one's constant attention to activities and general health. Regular exercise, proper nutrition, and maintenance of a healthy posture will go a long way toward preventing neck pain. Non-therapeutic activities such as horseback riding with a fall, or roller coaster are not permitted. It is always the case in medicine, as it is in the case of the neck that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

John Drew Laurusonis M.D.

 

About the Author

Dr. Laurusonis has been a medical doctor (M.D.) since completing his Internal Medicine residency in 1987 in New Jersey. Dr. Laurusonis became licensed in four states and ultimately chose to move he and his family to Georgia to begin his private practice. Due to Dr. Laurusonis' extensive experience in Emergency Rooms throughout Georgia and other states, and his residency in Internal Medicine, Dr. Laurusonis decided to open an Urgent Care Center instead of a 9-5 doctor's office. Dr. Laurusonis and Doctors Medical Center is open 7 days a week from 7:30 am to 9:30 pm. Dr. Laurusonis welcomes you to either make an appointment or just walk-in to see him. Give Doctors Medical Center a call--Dr. Laurusonis will be happy to speak with you.

why is a rear end not centered after installing terraflex lift?

I installed a terraflex budget boost lift in my 2003 Jeep YJ and now the rear end if off center. one tire is sticking out from the jeep about 1.5 to 2 inches. Can ANYONE help!!! We also added an adjustable track bar to help but can't get it centered.

Loosen the shackle bolts and shimmy the back to see if it moves over. The lifting blocks may be out of position.

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