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2011 Dodge Challenger with Edelbrock Lowering Springs

2011 Dodge Challenger with Edelbrock Lowering Springs

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Modified 2011 Dodge Challenger lowered on a set of Edelbrock lowering springs.

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1994 Acura Integra with Spoon Sports Steering Wheel and Shift Knob

1994 Acura Integra with Spoon Sports Steering Wheel and Shift Knob

Modified 1994 Acura Integra featuring a JDM Spoon Sports steering wheel mounted to the steering column via a NRG quick release hub. The 1994 Acura Integra factory shifter was upgraded using a Edelbrock short shifter, Circuit Hero shift extension topped off with a JDM Spoon Sports shift knob.

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Edelbrock E-210 Cylinder Head for Small Block Chevy Engines

Edelbrock E-210 Cylinder Head for Small Block Chevy Engines

Edelbrock has released its new E-210 cylinder head for small-block Chevy engines. The new Edelbrock cylinder head provides race-level performance while maintaining full compatibility with OEM equipment. The new E-210 cylinder head features revised exhaust ports, larger runners for increased airflow and larger diameter valve springs for higher lift camshafts. These larger diameter springs make them ideal for larger displacement engines and spec series racers. Edelbrock kept the exhaust port flange in the stock location to allow use of off-the-shelf headers and hardware. The enlarged valves and ports are also able to support the power created at engine speeds of up to 6500 rpm. The Edelbrock E-210 cylinder head is capable of supporting more than 500 naturally aspirated horsepower and even more horsepower in forced induction applications.


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Edelbrock Strut Bar for 2005 to 2010 Ford Mustang GT

Edelbrock Strut Bar for 2005 to 2010 Ford Mustang GT

The new Edelbrock Strut Bars are designed to strengthen the front sub-structure by tightening the strut towers with the firewall and cowl. The result is improved handling through quicker and a more precise steering reaction on your 2005 to 2010 Ford Mustang GT. And, it looks diesel!


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