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Awesome parts website - sorry Pelican Parts

I know this is in poor taste to post this in another's parts site. However in the spirt of the free market and competition I had to post this. In my defense, you can't get some of this stuff anywhere else.

http://www.kalecoauto.com/

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Old 01-29-2006, 08:26 AM
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Heh heh, good one.

I think I may pick up this reasonable priced piece:

"The famed and fabled Flux Capacitor! Many flux capacitor designs have come and gone in the marketplace. Most have only been compatible with certain low production paintless cars. But now, KaleCoAuto has brought to you a modern Flux Capacitor fully compatible with any present day vehicle! This item may be expensive, but can you place a price on time travel? NOTE: Special return policy: If you are not 100% satisfied, you may return this product for a full refund, in no LESS than 30 days before you purchase it! "

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For the Lefties and NASA fans.

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=21
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This screwdriver was specially formulated by the Coalition of Left Handed Peoples for the Furthering of Left Handed Recognition and Also the Metric System. (AKA CLHPFLHRAMS.) Naturally, KaleCoAuto came to a partnership with them to create this finely machine crafted screwdriver. This screwdriver uses high tech materials, such as steel, and plastic. (NASA uses steel and plastic!) This screwdriver is great for loosening screws on the right side of the vehicle, or tightening screws on the left side of the vehicle.
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I need a bucket of steam and some relative bearing grease.
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I have been looking for one of these Muffler Bearings.



Do you have an annoying rattling in your mufflers? Are they sagging a little? Don't quite sound right? That could be the symptoms of a worn muffler bearing. Allow me to introduce the KaleCoAuto muffler bearing! It's unique iron-graphite composite with pre-grease-packed assembly provides over 200,000 miles of smooth muffler operation! It is most likely they will outlast your mufflers. Also works well on heavy duty exhaust systems. One per muffler.
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I like the sound of the engine oil by-pass kit.
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I need a bucket of steam and some relative bearing grease.
Or a quart of rotor wash, and 100" of flight line.

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I'm surprised they don't offer the excellent line of products manufactured by Cobra Lube Racing. It would seem like a perfect synergistic fit.
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They have an oil bypass kit but no cool collar???
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Cross-drilled brake lines?

Those will go great with my painted rotors.
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Another great site.

http://www.fuelchief.com/

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How the fuel chip utilizes the energy derived from photons.

The fuel chip is placed into an “accelerator” which charges it with photons. Photons are infinite and continue to provide energy without any additional exposure to the “accelerator”.

They are then placed into the energy elevation chamber to further elevate and energize the fuel chip.

When the device is located at the bottom of the fuel tank the radiance emanating from the chip elevates the frequency of the sub atomic-particles in the fuel and hence results in a more complete fuel burn
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Great! I was running a quart low on blinker fluid...
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Review of the Flux Capacitor:

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Great product! My 0-60 time jumped from 7.2 to -4.5 seconds. Only down side is that the tachyon emmi..

Rating: [5 of 5 Stars]

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