Part # 021-0123
Battery charger - battery tender junior high efficiency


Input: 120 volts ac, 60hz. Output: 12 volts dc at 750ma. For all lead-acid, flooded or sealed maintenance free batteries. Complete 4-step charging program (initialization, bulk charge, absorption mode, float mode). Automatically switches to float / maintenance voltage after fully charging the battery. Solid state two color led indicates stage of charger. Spark proof and reverse polarity protected. 12 foot output cord.
Includes: (qty.) (1) ring terminal harness, (1) alligator clip harness.

For over thirty years, the ignitor has proven itself in applications ranging from race cars to tractors. The ignitor replaces breaker point and troublesome factory electronic ignitions with a dependable, self contained and maintenance free electronic ignition system. The ignitor has been called the “stealth” ignition because of its quick installation and nearly undetectable presence under your distributor cap.

The ignitor delivers twice the voltage to the spark plugs, increasing horsepower, fuel economy, and spark plug life. Rotating cobalt magnets trigger a hall effect integrated circuit . .no points to burn, .no moving parts to wear out. The ignitor provides stable timing, no need for any adjustments....(choose a part on the right to read more)

Unique design actually grips steering knuckle for extra strength. Combined with a super strong 12mm grade 12.9 bolt, this is a sturdy solution. Height adjustable from .50" to 1.25" in 1/8" increments by positioning 3 spacers above/below steering knuckle. Articulates an impressive +/- 27 degrees to prevent binding at full compression and droop. Bump steer is a change in toe setting resulting from vertical wheel displacement. A car that bump-steers requires constant adjustment at the steering wheel to maintain a steady trajectory over uneven surfaces. This can be handful to drive. The 911/914 series has some bump steer inherent even in the stock configuration. The problem becomes more severe with lowered ride ...(choose a part on the right to read more)