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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Smittybilt And ATV Snow Plow Kits Make A Perfect Match

ATV snow plow kits are a hit in the winter. After all, the winter usually turns easy roads to difficult ones, and difficult roads to extreme terrains. But no matter the road condition, an all terrain vehicle is up to the challenge. The problem, though, is that, because ATVs are exposed to harsh and hostile conditions of the roads, their lifespan could be shortened. Thanks to suspension lifts, driving this vehicle is a breeze!

Kinds of ATV

Depending o function and structure, ATVs are categorized into several types. There are six-wheeled ATVs. They are big, just like tractors and trucks. But they are smaller than those heavy duty vehicles. This type of ATVs manage to do a lot of things, and that is why famers and ranch owners love to have them.

Some ATVs though have four wheels. For minor construction projects, they are perfect! They are versatile, do not require much space and they can do the job easily!

Lastly, Sport ATVs are usually used for racing and extreme sports. For people who experience winter, sports ATVs offer a good means of entertainment and escape from the usual tedium of the season. The caveat though is that ATV snow plow kits must be installed.

Suspension Lifts and ATVs

If you want to give a facelift to your ATV, use some suspension lifts. But they do more than beautify your ATV, suspension lifts also help increase the leverage of the vehicle. It gains around 2-4 inches of height, which gives a clearer picture of the road and the terrain it has to go through. Most importantly, though, the life span of the vehicle is lengthened because of the added care it receives.

Just take a look at available suspension kits in the market and you’ll have plenty of options to choose from. You can also ask your usual mechanic to install it for you, or you could just leave it for installment later.

Do you need an ATV?

ATVs are expensive. But if you need them, they can give you a big boost in your business and in your life. Are you a rancher? A gardener, or a farmer? Then you could probably use an ATV in your business operations. You can mow weeds from your garden, implement a small construction project, or lift a lot of things from one place to another.

If you are a camper and you often go to many different places with different terrains, you could go out to the wilds and have one heck of a ride! You can also put your cargo, luggage and other things in there. If you go out hunting, you can bring with you your four-wheel ATV as an assistant and you’d never wonder how to haul your prize.

You can also use ATVs for humanitarian purposes. You can use it for rescuing people trapped in different places. You just need to be careful so as to be an effective rescue worker. If you’re rescuing anybody  during the winter, having atv snow plow kits would help you a lot!

In case your ATV needs some reworking and you need some parts, Smittybilt is a good supplier. You shouldn’t trust a brand only because of the low price. But quality should be the bigger consideration. Don’t trust cheap parts. Go for Smittybilt. You also need to make some preventive maintenance to prolong the life of your baby.

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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Toyota Loss the no. 1 Carmaker spot

The number one carmaker , Toyota Motors confirmed its world group sales fell below 8 M in 2011. That makes it lose the number one spot in the global carmakers league.

The total sales were 7.95 million units worldwide, down to 6%. Since 2008 , the Japanese company had been the world's biggest automaker and sold 8.42 million vehicles in 2010.

Toyota officials have previously said their focus was on producing quality vehicles and that " to be the first is important, but that's not the most important thing for us"

The firm now expects to sell a total of 8.58 million Toyota and Lexus vehicles worldwide in 2012, it said, an increase of 21 percent on 2011.

The 100,000 boost in the Japan sales forecast to 1.63 million vehicles comes after the government extended tax breaks for environmentally friendly vehicles.


Good job for Toyota,  quality is most important thing for them and not only the position .

Monday, September 5, 2011

The New four cylinder Engine of Porsche


Porsche confirmed that there engineering work is progressing on a four-cylinder horizontally opposed gasoline engine, details of which were first revealed by Autoweek earlier this year.


The "looks" set to become an integral part of Porsche’s future model plans. Some suggest this to be offered on the third-generation Boxster and second-generation Cayman later on in their respective model cycles.
Porsche's classic horizontally opposed six-cylinder engine that has just been upgraded for service in the new 911, the new four-cylinder unit uses a combination of light pressure turbocharger induction and piezo guided direct injection.

The two versions of the new engine are under development : a base 2.0-liter and larger 2.5-liter unit. The 2.5-liter unit is said to make up to 380 hp in its highest state of tune.

Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Roof Racks versus Cargo Carriers

How can you differentiate sports roof rack from a cargo carriers? Both are useful but there are some advantages of using roof racks than using carriers


1.The capacity- Compare the capacity load of the roof racks and the cargo carriers. You may want to use roof racks because you can put heavy loads or you can put as little as you want onto your roof. Than using a cargo carrier.



 2. Versatile- Roof Racks are more versatile than the cargo carriers. You can place anything you want . If you use roof bags , you can secure more of your belongings. You can hide important things.




3.Sporty look- Roof racks t provide the perfect setup for adding extra devices to your vehicle's roof, enabling you to carry bikes, surfboards, or even kayaks to your vacation spot.


Friday, August 26, 2011

Where to get good deal cars

When is the best time to buy good deal cars? According to the news from different auto websites that August 27 is the best month to purchase a vehicle and experienced huge discounts about eight percent up to twenty percent off (that's amazing!). It is somehow a good opportunity for all consumers as explained by the experts because car manufacturers sale went down during the Japan earthquake and the reason why the supplies of vehicles is getting higher.

If you have already decided which vehicles are great to purchase this year, well, I highly recommend buying a preowned Toyota or any mid size sedans which is ideal for family or business use. While others would love to own a SUV with five or six seating capacity, a very good option for spending the entire summer with your lovedones.

Before going to the garage sale, I would suggest that you start browsing your desired vehicle online through best car deals site like trusteddealers.co.uk wherein there is a huge selection of used cars and a chance to meet your dealer online and start to make your negotiations. Also, on the website, you will find current deals events and news that happened on a specific area. Which is really more exciting compared to reading a regular daily newspaper to look for the best deals. The most exciting feature that they offer is you can check it before, during and after you purchase. Even you have the chance to test drive the cars and helping you to arrange with the payments after.

The website has enable to lessen the time and minimize overstock wherein Dealers have the freedom to talk with any members who registered on the site to give the latest insights about car sale in UK. They said, the best time to purchase is in September or December, but I would say that the special bargains have just  started.

Monday, August 22, 2011

End of the Road for Mazda RX-8

I read a news that Mazda has stopped production of its Rx-8 sports car due to more stringent emissions standards and significantly dry sales.  1,134 RX8s were sold in 2010. Sales are down 21 percent through July. The Japanese automaker was forced to remove the model from European showrooms last year after it failed to meet emissions standards, and the company says that it simply can't justify continuing to manufacture the vehicle without sales in the old country.




According to the report, production wrapped up in Hiroshima, Japan in July, and global sales will finish up this year. Currently, Automotive News says that U.S. dealers have 300 RX-8 units in stock. While this may be the end for the rotary sports car in the near-term, Mazda has made it clear that the manufacturer isn't giving up on its rotary heritage any time soon.

Friday, August 5, 2011

What Kind of Shock you need for your Vehicle?

Not because you own the truck or car  already means that you can easily determine the kind of shock you need. This can be only identified if you know your budget and the type of wheeling that you prefer. You may ask help from your friend or colleagues who have a similar automobile or into off-roading. However, here are some very basic guidelines.



Day to day driver, infrequent off-roader – Try running a twin-tube shock. These shocks offer good bump absorbing benefits while keeping your tires planted firmly on the road and are much cheaper than their more-advanced cousins.

Dedicated rock crawler – Here, differing opinions may arise. In our opinion, a dedicated rock-crawling vehicle doesn’t require fancy-schmancy shock absorbers. The reason: your rig is traveling at a few miles per hour and the rate of suspension cycle is incredibly slow. Save your money for some other cool gadgets and go with an inexpensive shock. Contradiction – If you find that you frequently need to travel at higher speeds, possibly over some washboard roads to get to your rock-crawling trails, you may consider upgrading to a gas-pressurized or a mono-tube shock absorber.

Medium/High-speed trail runner and/or daily driver – In this instance, if you find yourself traveling at speeds beyond 20 miles per hour on the trail and do a lot of daily driving, you would benefit from upgrading to a mono-tube or reservoir type shock absorber.

High-speed racing and/or mudder and/or extreme off-roader – If you find yourself falling within these categories, you should seriously consider a set of bypass shocks or at a minimum a set of reservoir type shock absorbers.

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