Gm Performance Parts High-torque Mini Starter 12361146 on 2040-parts.com
Bakersfield, California, United States
|
GM Performance Parts High - Torque Mini Starter # 12361146
* Gear reduction starter is designed for 1958-1996 V-8 and all 90 degree V-6 engines * Compact design provides increased clearance * Weighs only 10.5 pounds and has a gear reduction of 3.75:1 * Equipped with a dual bolt pattern for 12.750" (153-tooth) and 14" (168-tooth) flywheels * Housing can be rotated to clear exhaust systems |
Starters for Sale
Mazda mx3.mx5miata.protege.94'-97'.l4.1.5l/1.6/1.8l70amp/12v.cw.4-g1yrwarranty(US $105.00)
1995 1996 1997 camaro/firebird 3.8l v6 engine/motor starter motor assembly(US $49.99)
Wl9118400 starter;12v 2.0 kw; 99'-02' 2.5 d/dt/dt 4x4 ford us ranger; f8ru-1100(US $99.00)
Parts general 16579 reman starter motor for nissan 310 f10(US $79.00)
Parts general 6413 reman starter motor for buick chevrolet oldsmobile pontiac(US $79.00)
Better built 3128 reman starter motor for ford ranchero p-100 f-100 pickup p-350(US $74.00)
Concept Car of the Week: Honda Unibox (2001)
Fri, 27 Sep 2013The Tokyo motor show is famous for unusual concepts and the 2001 edition didn't disappoint, featuring some of the weirdest yet. Nissan unveiled the Nails, Toyota its Pod and Isuzu the Zen, but Honda had arguably the most intelligent concept there – the Unibox. With its square shape, truss aluminum frame, wooden floor and flat, glazed walls the Unibox sits on the fence between automobile and architecture.
Unique pre-war Lagonda saloon headed for auction
Thu, 27 Mar 2014AN ULTRA-RARE V12-engined Lagonda Hooper two-door saloon from 1939 is set to headline an auction of amazing old cars. The Lagonda V12 Hooper is technically unique in history, having been built specifically for the wife of the owner of Hooper Bodies Ltd., the most noted coachbuilder of the pre-war era. Now, 75 years after it was built, it needs a complete restoration but still looks set to receive bids topping at least £75,000.
Ferrari theme park
Thu, 08 Feb 2007By Tim Pollard Motor Industry 08 February 2007 08:02 A Ferrari theme park? This sounds rather naff... We've already seen Ferrari's licensing skills produce a range of merchandise from sunglasses to laptops - and now it's taking on Disneyland with the prancing horse's very own theme park.