This is a pair of new rear wheel cylinders for 1974-1980 GT axle cars and 1962-1967 Banjo axle cars. They are .775" bore cylinders. Ready to install.
Wheel Cylinders & Parts for Sale
Centric 135.65024 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $12.34)
Centric 135.67017 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $14.66)
Centric 135.61044 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $12.87)
Centric 135.44603 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $11.81)
Centric 135.66014 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $11.98)
Centric 135.45203 rear brake wheel cylinder-wheel cylinder(US $12.20)
Vauxhall Antara (2007): first official pictures
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VW Golf GTD (2013) first pictures of diesel hot hatch
Thu, 21 Feb 2013VW's Golf GTD - a performance diesel brother to the GTI hot hatch - is here. Rated at 182bhp and 280lb ft, it boasts more punch than the old GTD (an extra 12bhp and 14lb ft), and scores better fuel economy too: up 14mpg to 67.3mpg, if you opt for the six-speed manual gearbox. Could this be the Holy Grail of hot hatches, with punch and economy? Here's the lowdown.
Partnership Premium 2030 - The results
Mon, 06 Sep 2010Strate College in Paris, France, has released the final video of its Partnership Premium 2030 project created in collaboration with French automaker Peugeot. The culmination of a four month project, this most recent episode from Strate College covers the final designs and scenarios students presented to Peugeot's design staff at the firm's Design Center. The video features excerpts of interviews with the 10 student teams – each comprised of three students – on the French university's transport design course, who explain the rationale behind their chosen individual scenarios and the resulting concepts.