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Polk Audio DB651 6.5-Inch Coaxial Speakers List Price: $119.95 Sale Price: $53.49  |
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Turn up your vehicle's audio performance with the db651, a 6-1/2-inch coax speaker designed to drop into a variety of applications in no time at all. Advanced materials reduce component weight while offering rock solid reliability, advanced looks and ultra high performance... |
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Infinity's 612m is a 6.5-inch two-way marine loudspeaker with 225 Watts peak power handling. With several protections against UV rays, salt and water damage, it will make your marine system shine. The Infinity Reference Series Infinity's Reference Series has been engineered to deliver best-in-class performance for those looking to replace or upgrade their factory speakers... |
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We know that walking, cycling, using public transit, driving an electric car, car pooling, and so on, are all frequently mentioned as ways to help keep Mother Earth clean. But we also know that some people simply are not in a position to refrain from using motor vehicles, for various reasons. Not only that, there are millions of people who are forced to use motor vehicles, either to commute to work, or to do their actual job. In fact, some people must drive full time in order to do their business.
Examples are: truckers, movers, taxi drivers, couriers, bus drivers, driving schools, police, firemen, ambulance drivers, street maintenance crews, waste disposal crews, chauffeurs, delivery service companies, fast food delivery persons, tow truck operators, bulk delivery truckers, and so on. This article is directed to every driver, but primarily to members of these groups, because they have the most to gain from putting this information to use. Almost nobody in the USA or in Canada seems to know that there IS a way in which ALL drivers can help reduce gas emissions, AND save a fortune in gas or diesel fuel costs, AND make their engines run cleaner, smoother, quieter, AND reduce their repair costs as well.
It is a fact, that in 25 countries worldwide, for over 20 years, people have been, and are, using the gasoline and diesel fuel additive XP3 and, in doing so, accomplishing all these things. Yet almost nobody in the USA or in Canada uses it, or has even heard of it. This is because XP Lab (in San Diego, California) initially made it available for industrial use only. It only became commercially available for use in motor vehicles on this continent in 2009.
That is when the nutritional and personal care giant NatureRich acquired the exclusive distributorship rights to this product. It is not available in stores, but only through independent distributors of the company. Their corporate website is quite informative, containing several videos. One of these demonstrates lab tests, which show why this fuel additive is better than the others. This is so, because it disperses water and improves combustion. It causes the engine to run more efficiently and quietly, and to stay cleaner. It also decreases exhaust emissions by about 40%.
Another video presents an outline of the compensation plan for independent distributors. There is a direct sales commission of $100 on the sale of any wealth builder package (which sells for $300). In addition, there are retail profits, power team training bonuses, monthly residual commissions, and infinity bonuses. There are also car bonuses and house bonuses for top-level distributor leaders.
As mentioned above, the first Earth Day took place in 1970. In 1973, OPEC, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, declared an oil embargo against the USA. The entire nation panicked, and this became known as the 1973 fuel crisis. Before that, the "big three" dominated the North American vehicle industry, and almost nobody ever heard of imports from Asia. All of that changed almost overnight. No more 18-foot-long, 4,500-pound Cadillacs, or Lincoln Continentals, or Chrysler New Yorkers were to be built. The number one selling feature instantly became low gas mileage. People were suddenly willing to pay thousands of dollars for a new, small, compact car, that was fuel efficient, rather than hundreds of dollars for an older, heavier, gas guzzler. Yet, almost nobody was talking about using a fuel additive to improve gas mileage.
In 1979, another oil crisis took place, as a result of the political situation in Iran. This time, there was another element involved, namely a shortage of availability. I (a Canadian) was, at that time, a doctoral student at Michigan State University. It was a shock for me to hear people planning their weekends in such a way that they would not end up without gas on Sunday, because on Sundays, gas stations were closed. But still, almost nobody was talking about using fuel additives in order to make their purchases last longer.
Until the end of the 20th century, oil prices remained at less than $40.00 per barrel. However, what has happened since 2005 has made the previous two "crises" trivial. In July, 2008, the price of oil reached a record high of almost $150.00 a barrel. Readers can draw their own conclusions, and do their own speculating, about what may or may not happen to the price of oil from now on. But we do know that governments are beginning to levy environmental/green taxes on fuel, regardless of the price of fuel itself.
As of 2007, there were 254.4 million passenger vehicles registered in the USA alone. This means that if commercial vehicles are added to this total, there are more vehicles on this continent than there are people. We cannot rely on climate conferences and governments to do all our earth-saving activities for us. Every one of us needs to do our share in helping ot save our environment. We spent the last century polluting our air, so we must spend this one cleaning it up. Otherwise, our grandchildren will end up going around wearing oxygen masks. And one way to do that is to use a fuel additive to cut down on polluting our air with vehicle exhaust fumes, which account for 26% of all gas emissions.
XP3 is the only gasoline or diesel fuel additive on the market that has the three features that can be summarized as "EEE." The first "E" stands for Efficient, the second for Economical, and the third for Ecological. But then "EEE" translates into "BBB," when one considers that each of these E's is a Benefit. Finally, "BBB" equates to "SSS," because the user Saves on fuel costs, Saves on vehicle maintenance costs, and helps Save the environment.
For your Earth Day project for this year, please pass this on to as many drivers as you know. Each one of us must do what we can to help ourselves, our vehicle engines, and our environment. Happy Earth Day 2010!
Hello, I'm Joseph Krush. As soon as I found out about XP3, I decided to launch North America's first ever massive Internet/e-mail Distributor Sponsorship Campaign for this ingenious invention. This is one of the very few things on earth that you can buy that will SAVE you money.
For skeptics, and for consumers who do not need or want large amounts of a fuel additive, and for those who do not wish to become distributors, I suggest purchasing a package of three units, so that you can see for yourself how much you will benefit from it. Says Mike on the NatureRich website: "I used to get between 280 to 310 miles per tank of gas. My first tank with Xp3 I got 350 miles, 2nd tank went to 365, 3rd tank went to 375, and now I am averaging over 400 miles per tank!"
If you are a marketer or a would-be marketer, you can start out with a $100 package, but in order to qualify as a distributor, you must purchase one of the $300 packages. But if you join my team, I don't want you to pay a cent for anything that I can give you free! Your costs can be limited to $29.99/month for your website and autoresponder. Everything else, I can give you free, because I have a HUGE library of Internet/e-mail marketing and sales information (about 150 to 200 e-books, audios, and videos).
For all information and details, please e-mail me at EEEfuelenhancer@gmail.com, or phone me at 778-218-0813, or see my personal website at: http://www.EEEfueladditive.com This website includes a link to the corporate website, which contains testimonials, lab tests, and a complete outline of the lucrative compensation plan for distributors.
Are All Replacement Car Parts the Same?
It is obvious that each different make and model of vehicle has different parts required. Each different vehicle has varying features, unique performance components and packaged characteristics to be addressed in terms of replacement parts, or in terms of custom and/or high performance offerings from the after-market parts industries. It is rare to find a line of vehicles that utilize the cookie cutter method of Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) parts, that is, a one-part-fits-all type of approach. This was how the automotive industry started out, but it hasn't been seen for nearly a Century. Variations are not just common for parts, but for entire systems.
In today's market a case can be made for a movement toward standardizing of auto parts across the board. Many new items are engineered from the ground up, and it is expensive to do so. Every new part requires an endless list of research and development, market research, engineering, testing, integration, purchasing, stocking, advertising, support, manufacturing, distribution, accounting and much more. This turns a giant economic wheel in almost every industry, and trickles down opportunity for many smaller businesses. Recently there has been a lot of talk about the need to reduce costs and deliver quality in the same breath. This can almost assuredly be accomplished, but the only way it can be is through standardization.
This is not to say; reduce the quality, but it is to say; reduce the cost of producing quality. The reality of today's automotive and after-market parts industries, is fairly clear as most see it; price vs. quality. This is not always true for everything the consumer has to make a decision about, but it is true for most. True after-market products are really copies of the originals. The problem is though, they are not like the original parts. They may look like true manufacturer's auto parts, especially in the obvious places where the after-market manufacturer knows the consumer will look. Automotive replacement parts, whether OEM or budget priced knockoffs, where quality and performance is concerned, you pretty much get what you pay for.
Custom made and high performance parts have the reputation of delivering what they say they will, at a price. This creates even more confusion for the consumer. They see mostly higher pricing (not all) with high performance and custom vehicle parts, and ask themselves: is this far and away, above and beyond what I really need? The consumer may then convince himself, usually with the aid of a salesperson, that the budget knockoff part is good enough, or these are all really the same part, they will do the same job, they are the same quality. So the consumer may end up with an after-market part on his vehicle that does more damage to related vehicle systems, or simply doesn't perform or has very limited durability. There is evidence that modern vehicle parts manufacturers and for that matter, vehicle manufacturers themselves will continue the trend toward standardize, reduce and reuse in the future.
Many internal components of Toyota made automatic transmissions are reused in new vehicles. Daimler-Chrysler has been noted of late for recycling existing equipment into new and updated processes. GM and Ford have also demonstrated the will to start a carry-over of standardization program, in which much of the component parts will be identical. The idea is to "engineer" around existing proven components.
Variation will eventually dwindle and ultimately the cost of producing quality will as well. A good number of internal components have been subjected to a standardizing platform. Some components that the consumer can actually see and touch have been standardized as well in recent late model designs.
What has all this got to do with replacement parts for your 1978 Buick? Nothing whatsoever. But what it does have to do with is a future where automotive parts will be of high quality, and will be inexpensive. You can't find after-market parts for your 2006 Infiniti. There is a reason for that. There's no market for it.
You can only get parts for it from the dealer right now. Vehicles under warranty will not have a need for replacement parts until that warranty is over.
Someday, in the not too distant future, you will be able to buy custom and high performance quality at after-market pricing. That day, however, is not today. You must be concerned with value-added automotive parts in the sense that quality, in general, and quality and proven performance name brands come with an initially higher price tag than others. Realizing that those "others" will end up costing you more in the long run in irreversible damage to your vehicle and peace of mind, be mindful of your decisions about quality, and what its true value is.
About the Author
This article was written by FR Penn sponsored by http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/. The Auto Parts Warehouse offers round-the-clock sales support as well as free shipping within the 48 states for orders over $50. Also, you'll find more BMW auto parts here than anywhere else on the web. Reproductions of this article are encouraged but must include a link pointing back to http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/.
My stereo stopped working?
This is a stock Chrysler Infinity stereo in a 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee. It was working fine until I changed the battery in the vehicle. After I changed it, the stereo would play, but I could not change any stations or adjust the volume, or even turn it off. So I turned off the vehicle and restarted it, the stereo does not play or display the time. But all the buttons light up when I turn on my headlights. Is there some sort of security thing that effects the stereo when the battery is changed?
I'm not sure about '95 Chrysler products, but many manufactuters require you to input a specific security code after disconnecting power to the unit as a security feature against theft.
A "trio" of car troubles...
It turns out the 2007 Dodge Caliber SUV has the same pedal module found in the recently recalled Toyota models. Chrysler is offering free inspection and repairs on accelerators to correct the problem. The company is not issuing a recall, however the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration could issue one. Another automaker is having problems under the hood as well. General Motors has ...
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