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KitchenAid RVSA Slicer/Shredder Attachment for Stand Mixers List Price: $64.99 Sale Price: $47.95  |
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This attachment performs the cutting and shredding duties your food processor might: select the proper cone, slip it into the plastic housing, and attach all to your stand mixer's hub with a metal shaft. You can shred potatoes, onions, nuts, and chocolate, or slice vegetables for cooking or munching. While it adds versatility to your mixer, the unit is cumbersome to disassemble--more so than KitchenAid's other nifty attachments--and its several parts make it difficult to store. Still, it's easier on your arms than manual slicing and shredding, especially for large quantities, and all parts are dishwasher-safe. --Betsy Danheim Kitchenaid rotor slicer/shredder for mixers shred and slice firm vegetables, fruits, and cheeses with the kitchenaid rotor slicer/shredder. this machine helps you accomplish a variety of recipes with 2 slicer and 2 shredder cones for ultimate versatility. it comes in a white color and is to be used with kitchenaid stand mixers. this product has a one-year full warranty. white color cuts up a variety of vegetables, fruits, and cheese 2 slicer and 2 shredder cones for use with kitchenaid stand mixers one-year full warranty model #: rvsa 580175 |
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FLYING SAUCER (Colors May Vary) List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $9.19 |
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FLYING SAUCER. INFRARED REMOTE CONTROL. TWIN ROTOR PROPULSION. BRIGHT DIODE LIGHTS. ULTRALITE MICRO COMPONENTS. UFO SAUCER - INFRARED REMOTE CONTROLLER - RAPID BATTERY CHARGING UNIT. BATTERIES INCLUDED FOR REMOTE. BATTERIES NOT INCLUDED FOR RAPID BATTERY CHARGER UNIT. |
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Disk Rotor/Caliper Set, Gold/Red: Cup Racer List Price: $27.00 |
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This Disk Rotor / Caliper Set is a concours accessory part for HPI Cup Racer cars. For the ultimate in realism we've made this set of brake rotors and calipers. The set comes with four metal coated cross-drilled rotors, four gold brake calipers, four red brake calipers, and mounting hardware. The Cup Racer has the mounting points already in place, so these parts are an easy bolt-on modification that will set your car apart from the others.HPIPart HPI87596 |
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Slotted 13" Disc Brake Rotors (Set of 4) (Photo Etched) 1-24-1-25 Model Car Garage |
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Kryptonite Stronghold Above-Ground Anchor List Price: $86.99 Sale Price: $51.50 |
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Wagner QC785 ThermoQuiet Rear Ceramic Disc Brake Pad Set List Price: $64.99 Sale Price: $39.83 |
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Wagner Qc785 Thermoquiet Ceramic Pad Set |
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Avid CSX Disc Rotor with Ti Bolts (185mm) List Price: $78.00 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Avid Clean Sweep Disc Rotors.160mm and 165mm rotors are not interchangeableAvid rotors of the same diameter are interchangeableIncludes rotor mounting boltsItem SpecificationsHub/Brake Compatibility6-Bolt DiscRotor Size185mm |
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Retsch - Conversion kit for grinding small quantities consisting Push-fit rotor with 8 teeth, labyrinth disc, cassette 50 ml List Price: $3,483.00 |
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Accessories for ZM 200 for grinding small quantities - Rotors and cassettes |
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SSBC A126-46R Tri-Power Rear Kit with Red Calipers List Price: $1,459.95 Sale Price: $1,055.09 |
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• Multi Piston Design Decreases Pad Deflection • Increases Braking Power • Strong Yet Lightweight Forged Aluminum Const. • Timken Bearings For Long/Trouble Free Service Life • Grade 8 Hardware Adds Strength/Reliability • Stainless Steel Grease Caps Prevent Rust/Corrosion • Greatly Improves Your Through The Wheel Look • Vented Rotors Helps Prevent Warping; |
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Pace Logo Traditional Cycling Cap List Price: $0.00 |
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Lightweight cotton twill. 4-Panel dome with flip-up visor. KoolFit elastic sweatband. Made in the USA. |
Featured Article:
There are two common types of braking systems with bicycles that have been manufactured within the last few years. While braking systems are the most important bicycle component, most modern bikes are fitted out with rim brakes which have pads within the hub that compress the wheel from both sides forcing the cycle to come to a stop. The other popular braking system is the disc braking system which is operated by pressing the levers that are on the handlebars on both sides.
Many cyclists toy with ideas of getting the best braking system as it one of the principal bicycle component measuring life and death in no uncertain terms. If they fail on the road you may be end up with a fatal accident. Disc brakes are ideal for all weather conditions. Whether the terrain you are biking in is muddy, watery or snowy, they perform excellently. As they are positioned very close to the hub and away from the ground, dirt and muck cannot stick on the rim. The disc is able to remain clear and clean thus functioning well even in icy or snowy weather conditions.
Mechanically disc brakes are superior as a bicycle component than the rim brakes. With the holes in the rotor, disc brakes clear off the water quickly in adverse weather conditions or terrain that is flooded. It not only helps stop the water but clears it off as well. Rotors always need to be optimum condition than the rims. To give the braking pads in disc brakes a longer life, they are no longer made from rubber but metal. You will require the minimum of effort while applying disc brakes as they modulate well under all conditions.
Now, how do you choose a disc hub that would be part of your bicycle component and would be ideal under all conditions? These come in different sizes from manufacturers and vary according to their calipers with actual measurements varying by a few millimeters. The usual sizes that these bicycle components are made available in diameters of 160mm, 185mm or 203mm. Rotors that are larger come with extra stopping power because they have a much longer arm for getting the caliper to act. With larger bicycle components as these, your chances of a brake failure are less as heat gets off easily.
With the use of smaller rotors you would get lower weight and less stopping power. Your choice of a disc hub will depend on the type of riding you plan to do with your bike. If you go mountain biking, you would need the larger components. You would require longer braking durations and have more load when you go down hill. But if you are into cross country races, you would need the shorter variety. Smaller rotors can handle even smaller braking loads and save weight. Upon braking most of your weight gets automatically shifted to the front. Braking works well in that way with enhanced traction at the front.
You would need the type of a bicycle component like disc hubs figured out well in advance. You would need to know what sort of elements and terrain your bicycle would need to negotiate most of the time. It is important to know before hand your intended cycling habits and the specifics of the bike or bikes that you are reviewing before deciding on the braking system.
Emerson Holt provides advice and tips to help people get the most out of their cycles and cycling experiences. Find out more about how to select the right bicycle frames and bicycle accessories with his popular free tips and advise column, available at: => [http://www.bikepartscentre.com].
A Primer on Performance Brakes
Some of the terms often associated with high-performance brakes are confusing, so we thought an article that dispels some of the mystery associated with the subject was in order. At the very least, reading this introduction will get you on your way to understanding the superior quality of performance brakes.
Performance kits are designed for big cars with lots of engine, horsepower, or extra weight that make the ability to slow down or stop quickly essential. Custom brakes can also increase the value of a car by simply making it more visually appealing to the eyes. This is the dividing line between aesthetics and true performance requirements. Depending on the vehicle, these two factors are either diametrically opposed or equally considered to produce the best design.
For instance, consider the differences between cross-drilled and dimpled rotors. The technique of drilling holes directly through disc brakes originated in the 1960s as a strategy to dissipate heat and counteract the gas and debris that built up in the gap between disc and pad, hurting performance on demand. The side effect of this technique was that the discs cracked under stress or wore out prematurely.
By contrast, modern manufacturers use superior engineering to mold components together. In effect, they either don’t drill directly through rotors (dimpled), add vertical slots, or cross-drill at an angle to balance the stress more effectively and still achieve the same result. Stronger metals like silicon carbide also hold up better to the extreme temperatures and force applied by the weight of the vehicle.
This is the main reason for the gradual transition to carbon-ceramic brakes (officially known as ceramic composite, or CCB) throughout the automobile industry. A Ferrari 612 Scaglietti can reach 100 kph in four seconds, but it can also stop on a dime from 160 kph in the same time. This type of technology, currently available on only the most expensive cars on the lot, will eventually filter down to the kind of cars we drive to the corner store.
Ferrari has taken the lead on this issue by including carbon-ceramic brakes on all their vehicles. Porsche has also optioned performance brakes for their latest models, like the Boxster S and the 911 GT3. Combined with aluminum calipers, CCBs absorb heat much more efficiently, don’t rust, and they’re up to fifty percent lighter than steel.
And what does less weight in a moving vehicle contribute to? Little things, like handling, aerodynamics, fuel efficiency – all the things that make car companies drool. If you’re building either one or fifty thousand high performance cars, there is no downside, except the extra expense, which you, in turn, pass on to the consumer.
In fact, ceramic and carbon fiber materials are becoming more the rule than the exception in modern auto design. Body panels, seats, chassis, mufflers, air filters – the list is extensive. The problem in stretching this philosophy to entire vehicles, of course, is that all this modern metallurgy requires cost and sophistication that some automakers are unable or unwilling to invest in, particularly in lean economic times.
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Does Disc brakes come on a 1970 Chevy Impala?
If not, where can I buy a brake conversion kit for it. Its a Convertible. Buying it from a junkyard and I forgot to check to see if it had drums or rotors before I left. Your reply would be appreciated.
it sure did
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