MSD rev control, soft touch. Single step. See my other auction of the two-step - i would be willing to make a combined deal for both
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Electronic Ignition for Sale
Msd rpm module kit 8000 series no. 8478 ( 8000-8800 rpm)(US $15.00)
Porsche 911 sc bosch 6 pin cdi box sc 78-83 75-89 oem(US $450.00)
Davis unified ignition dodge firepower ignition kit dgetkkt-bl(US $199.97)
Msd pn 6600 hvc ignition box(US $135.00)
Standard ignition ignition control module lx-873(US $172.64)
95 range rover classic electronic ignition switch harness 3.9 4.2 swb lwb b187(US $19.99)
No M4 relief road 'before 2020'
Thu, 07 Nov 2013A "RELIEF ROAD" for the M4 in south Wales is unlikely to be constructed before 2020, a leading transport expert has told Welsh Assembly Members. A new stretch of motorway south of Newport could be back on the cards after the UK ministers announced the possibility of Welsh Government borrowing the money needed for the scheme. However the re-emergence of proposals to ease traffic on Wales' heavily congested western gateway prompted fierce debate during a committee hearing in the Senedd.
Jaguar Land Rover profits up 34 per cent to £1.5 billion
Tue, 29 May 2012Just four years after Tata took over what looked like a basket case in Jaguar Land Rover, profits have hit £1.5 billion. It’s become the norm for Jaguar Land Rover to report ever improving profits and sales, but the news that JLR made profits of £1.5 billion in the year to end of March 2012 is still amazing. Ford sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata four years ago as it unwound its faltering luxury car brands, and as recently as 2009 JLR were almost begging for government help to keep going.
Hungarian GP qualifying: Rosberg on pole for Mercedes – Hamilton out of qualifying after car fire
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