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Situated on the East side of the river, this spacious chalet is very bright and airy and has added character as it's built into the eaves. It is located on the top (fourth) floor (accessed by stairs or the lift) and boasts spectacular views of the Matterhorn. There is a large, spacious open-plan living/dining room with French doors that lead onto a large, sunny balcony with spectacular views.
Apart-chalet Patricia - sleeps 6(room numbers shown in brackets):Spacious open plan lounge dining area with great views onto the Matterhorn. Two twins with en suite shower and WC (1&2) and one double bedroom with en suite bath and WC (3).
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OK, have a little 454 high perf engine, pushing around 440 hp on my 19' Cougar shallow V jet boat. Think about modifing it for a little more jam. Say if I wanted another say 100 hp, what could I do other than Nitrous (which is still an option). I've already ordered a set of twisty Bassett headers for it.
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The only way you're gonna get that kinda bump is forced induction turbo or supercharger. If so I hope your internals are up to it and fuel injection is a must to tune properly.
Get the headers for sure. What are the heads exactly? Later version heads are sometime way better whether factory HP or aftermarket. That Intake really is not all that great for sure. Nitrous is certainly a bunch of fun and could save you a bunch of money overall so you could have a better cruising set-up between blasts.
Depending on your compression ratio you might play with supercharging it as well and gain a good bit more than a 100 ponies.
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There are a million things you can do to increase the performance of the boat without having to mess with the engine including but not limited to changing the pitch on the impeller. An A cut is gonna load up up really quick on ya. Your hole shot is gonna be good but your top speed is gonna suffer. What is your top speed and at what rmp? 440 seems like plenty of ponies I don't have nearly that much and was doing over 70 mph with a C cut but hole shot sucked as well as gas mileage. Remember if ya get to wild you may have to step up to race gas which is a real pain as well as expensive. When i went to an a/b cut my top speed dropped a bit but my launch was awesome and i could run all weekend on one tank of gas, one thing to consider if the prices jump up again. The best thing I can do is point you to the best in the business. Check out the jet boat sections of hotboat.com and www.performanceboats.com they are VERY helpful and there is a TON of info. Many are professional racers and are willing to share their knowledge.
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Won't get into the specifics cause I've been away from that (Hi-Perf) side of boating for a number of years.
A few things haven't changed though:
More Fuel + More Air = More output (HP)
First thing I'd be looking at would be the fuel/air delivery.
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I would suggest a set of aftermarket heads (you didn't mention what your running now but 440hp on a 454 implies factory heads). AFR for instance, makes some of the best flowing heads on the market. On a small block with a healthy cam, it's not unrealistic to pick up 70 hp depending on how crappy your heads were. Either way if you intend to exploit those cubic inches heads will be your limiting factor. Any other mods you make will be less effective with poor flowing heads. In my opinion, it's the limiting factor for power.Dynasty 200 DX
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Sitting here LOL.
People on here think welding can be an "expensive hobby". They should try performance boating.
We've got a 38' Fountain with triples in for engine replacement (all three). Using just the Mercruiser Hi-Performance engines (nothing really exotic), the owner is looking at a 100K+ tab when all is said and done.
A man could outfit a heck of a welding shop for that kind of money.
Don't think I'll go blower or turbo just yet. When I get a low compression race engine setup for a blower.
I like those zoomie headers, just thought them to be a too little loud on the rivers.
I'll pick up a set of aluminum heads, and a cyclone intake for this year of running, and a new crate engine for 2010
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ROUND 14 – Korea, October 6, 2013
1st: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Renault) 1hr 43m 13.701s (av. race speed 179.386 km/h)
2nd: Kimi Raïkkönen (Lotus Renault) gap: 4.224s
3rd: Romain Grosjean (Lotus Renault) gap: 4.927s
Fastest Lap: Vettel 1:41.380 = 199.388 km/h on lap 53
Pole Position: Vettel 1:37.202 = 207.958 km/h
World Championship: Vettel 272 points • Alonso 195 • Raïkkönen 167
The motor racing gods have clearly decided Mark Webber's final F1 season should finish not with a whimper but a bang – of the wrong kind. For the second race in a row the Australian had to jump out of a Red Bull Renault that was in flames, all his good work in coming through from 13th on the grid undone when he was collected by Adrian Sutil's out-of-control Force India with 20 laps of the 55-lap race remaining.
Webber had just come out after his second pit stop and was hell-bent on a podium finish when the right front tyre on Sergio Pérez's McLaren failed right in front of him. Unable to avoid the debris, Webber collected a puncture and had to pit again immediately. Then at Turn 3 he was simply t-boned by Sutil, who was suitably contrite. "He came to see me after the race to apologise, saying he had made a mistake, and you have to accept that," said Webber. "But the most disappointing aspect of this race was another Pirelli tyre failure." Two straight DNF's see Webber marooned on 130 points, now just eight clear of Nico Rosberg in fifth place.
Better news for Red Bull was yet another victory for Sebastian Vettel, his fourth in a row, his eighth of 2013, the 34th of his career and another giant step towards retaining the World Championship – possibly even as early as the next round in Japan in a week's time. Vettel raced into the lead from his 42nd pole position, stayed calm under two Safety Car periods and came home untroubled to open a 77-point advantage with five rounds remaining. Not that the German would admit it: "It was a very strong performance from the whole team and I'm happy," he said. "We're just focusing on continuing to take one step at a time and trying to get the best out of the car at every single race." Understandably, he added: "I'm just loving what I do…"
The other podium places went to Lotus Renault, Kimi Raïkkönen putting teammate Romain Grosjean in his place with a decisive pass and coming home for his own sixth second-place finish of 2013. "People might say it was good luck with the safety car, but sometimes these things go with you and others they go against you," the Finn observed. "We made up some places even before that happened, and if we hadn't had the speed then we wouldn't have been in a position to take advantage. You could see at the end that we had more than enough pace to keep the others behind, so I think it's deserved." This was the third double podium of 2013 for Lotus; Raïkkönen returns to third place overall behind Vettel and Fernando Alonso.
Behind them Nico Hülkenberg produced a fine defensive drive to claim fourth place for Sauber – equalling his career-best, achieved at Spa-Francorchamps last year – to underline the irony in the fact that the young German is by no means a certain starter on the 2014 grid. His physical stature is apparently being used by some teams as a reason not to employ Hülkenberg in a new rules regime that will penalise driver weight severely. "Today I drove one of the best races in my career so far. I have had cars in the mirrors before, but today there were a lot and it was a bit annoying!" said Hülkenberg. "Lewis really put the pressure on at the end, especially in the last sector. I knew I needed to get out of turn one well. The car's traction was very good today, so that kept me alive against Fernando and then Lewis later on." Though Esteban Gutiérrez just missed out on a maiden World Championship point the result was good enough to move Sauber past Toro Rosso into seventh in the Constructors' standings.
On a lacklustre day for Ferrari, Fernando Alonso showed little of his usual fire and finished in sixth place, sandwiched between the Mercedes pair of Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. If Alonso should fail to finish in Japan and Vettel won, the title fight would be all over for another year. Hamilton kept listeners entertained with a steady stream of messages to his crew about the state of his tyres, one of which in the closing stages had to have an expletive deleted. "In my second stint, running the prime tyre, my right front was just destroyed all of a sudden," the English driver explained. "When that happens, you start losing temperature, understeering and locking up under braking, so it was really hard to maintain the pace in those laps. It was a really difficult part of the race but I had to get to a certain target lap before I made the final stop."
Still no podium in sight for McLaren in this special 50th anniversary year, but Jenson Button hung on for eighth place while Pérez recovered from his dramatic Pirelli moment to rescue the day's final point in 10th. "I'm really happy to have picked up those points – four points were about as good as it was going to get today," said Button, who was forced into the pits only four laps into the race after suffering damage in a Turn 3 incident triggered by Felipe Massa's ill-advised lunge up the inside in his Ferrari. Team principal Martin Whitmarsh was fulsome in his praise for both drivers: "Jenson drove a scarcely believable 33-lap stint on one set of tyres, effectively turning his race into a one-stopper, and Checo showed great racing spirit to take the battle to those around him after a delamination destroyed his right-front tyre and his front wing," said Whitmarsh.
There was bitter disappointment for Australia's other representative, Dan Ricciardo, when he pulled the Toro Rosso off the track with only a couple of laps remaining. After missing out on Q3 Ricciardo had tried a different strategy, starting on Pirelli's Medium tyre, in the hope of two-stopping his way to the points. He was on course for two of them for ninth place when he braked at Turn 3 and the car turned sharp left with a mechanical problem on its front left corner.
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A car-free resort for families
Residence in the heart of the resort
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The recently-built, wood-covered residence is in the centre of the resort, the point of departure many guided walks and hikes. The apartments are spacious and all have large balconies overlooking the Vanoise mountains.
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The Petit Palais is a very popular club hotel which enjoys an excellent location close to the Plan Maison cable car and gondola, offering an ideal choice of accommodation with great views of the Matternhorn. Just a short walk from the bars, shops and cafés of Cervinia's lively resort centre, we recommend the Petit Palais as the ideal choice for guests looking for good, friendly service coupled with an ideal location in Italy's top ski resort. Guests can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of a club hotel and take advantage of the leisure facilities to help relax after a hard day's skiing.
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Classic Instruments designed these gauges specifically for your '57 Chevy car. This package replaces your original gauges and incorporates a 140 mph speedometer, 8000 rpm tachometer, oil pressure, volt, water temperatrure, fuel level plus high beam indicator. Classic has built the essential electronic circuit boards right into the gague. Electronic speedometer calibration no longer requires knuckle busting or removal of the dash panel! No remote sender needed.
The fuel gauge is calibrated 0-30 ohms so it will work with your original '57 sending unit and all other sending units are included. Dash bezel not included, reuse your original.
- Fuel gauge set up for 1957 stock fuel sending unit (0-30 ohms)
- Includes mounting bracket to mount in stock 1957 gauge bezel
- Polished stainless gauge bezels over flat glass face
- Electric programmable speedometer
- Programmable, electronic speedometer (includes GM style speedo sender)
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- Fuel level gauge that is compatible with stock Chevy sending unit (does NOT include the fuel sender. You will need to re-use your original fuel sending unit.)
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Eddie Motorsports introduces these hood braces that are direct replacements for the factory riveted hood braces. Constructed from high-quality billet aluminum and includes stainless steel mounting hardware. Available in multiple finishes. Fits 1957 Chevy.
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- Replaces stock stamped steel brace
- Requires drilling/grinding mounting rivets
- Gloss Black Fusioncoat finish
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AFCO Single Adjustable Monotube FRONT shocks are an economical alternative to the fully double adjustable design. The single adjustable gives you the ability to adjust rebound dampening control without affecting the compression dampening characteristics of the shock. Plus, with AFCOs exclusive "BNC" valving, these shocks eliminate bounce caused by the impact after a wheel stand.
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Pro Coilover conversion kits feature a steel-body coilover front shock which bolts directly in place of your factory front shock. Requires no welding, cutting or modifications to your original Tri-Five Chevy frame.
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If you're still running the stock column in your 1955 Chevy car, you'll probably need one of these OEM style turn signal switches. They come complete with the male connector body.
- 1955 Chevrolet passenger car
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These replacement stock style rear shackles are designed for use on 1955 Chevy passenger cars. Sold as a pair.
- Bushing O.D. on both ends is 1.092 for spring and frame mount.
- Bushing O.D. on both ends at outside ends is 1.231"
- Designed for a 2" wide spring and frame mount
- Center to center of shackle bolts is 3 1/4"
- Shackle plates are not parallel and NOT stepped as on the 56 and 57 shackles.
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So your car has the original power steering which is a valve on the end of the centerlink. Problem is they never did work right and made switching to a newer steering box a pain. To fix your problem you just unscrew the original power steering valve off the centerlink, screw this gizmo back on and now you can add a new 605 style power steering box and still use your original power steering centerlink. Neat huh.
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If your front end is sagging, you need a set of these new coil springs. Springs are 17.5 inches in length.
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The 1957 Chevy cars were not known to have very bright or visible tail lights. The cure is the addition of LED conversion kits.
These replace old 1157 style bulbs with 14 LED bulbs that are much brighter, don't put out much heat and last up to 100,000 hours. Stainless steel hardware and easy 30 minute installation.
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Looking for a simple under-the-dash A/C cooling unit? This compact air conditioning control box is just 16" long 4.25" tall and 11" deep. This unit features two large 2" X 6" air vents in front with a three-speed blower motor and cooling control adjustment.
Note: This unit consists of the AC evaporator, duct assembly and blower motor for the under dash use. It will require the additional items of the compressor, hose kit, dryer and condenser to complete the A/C system.
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On your 1955-57 Chevy car, the front motor mounts are at the front of the block and the rear mount attaches to the bellhousing. This works fine for original use but makes it hard to swap in a different trannsmission or add belt driven accessories to the front of the engine.
Use with engine cushions 910-18012 and transmission crossmember 916-28910 listed below. No welding, but drilling required.
720-4175 Instructions (PDF)
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We stock these hard to find replacement tie rods that are a must when rebuilding your classic vehicle. They will give your Tri-5 overall better handling and a positive feel while cruising the strip. These outer tie rod ends feature 9/16" left hand thread. The inner tie rod ends are right hand thread and the adjuster sleeve makes the adjustment for toe in by rotating clockwise or counter clockwise.
- Meets or exceeds factory OEM specifications
- Overall better handling and a positive feel
- 9/16" Left Hand Threads
- Overall Length: 4 Inch (including 2-1/4" of threads)
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Brake and Clutch Pads are designed to match the Throttle Pedal assemblies. With Lokar's exclusive mounting design, no drilling is needed to mount pads, which allows easy installation.
Power Brake Pads:
- Outside measurement of 5 x 2 3/4 fits 4 3/4 x 2 3/8 original steel brake pedal
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Energy Suspension Master Bushing Sets are the high-tech solution to performance handling and control that O.E.M. manufacturers just don't offer! Energy's complete Master Set both restores worn mounts and bushings as well as adds a dramatically higher degree of performance handling to any vehicle.
Energy's special HYPER-FLEX polyurethane formula is of a higher durometer (firmness) than rubber materials, which assures long-lasting performance as well as a firm chassis feel. These Master Bushing Sets offer coverage front to back of the vehicle's chassis.
- A real must for competition use, or just for that "seat-of-the-pants" feel
- Increases vehicle stability and control as well as durability
- Reduces wheel hop and traction loss
- Proven by both professional and amateur racers alike
- Both restores and improves suspension to better than new performance
- Made of Energy's HYPER-FLEX performance polyurethane
- Heavy duty metal sleeves and components are used for increased strength
*Sets do not contain sway bar components, because of the various sizes offered by the vehicle manufacturer.
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This kit allows you to put front disc brakes on your 1955-64 fullsize Chevy passenger car (Bel-Air, Biscayne, Impala, 150 Series, 210 Series) OEM spindles (will NOT work with dropped spindles). It will work with 14" wheels intended for disc brakes, as well as most 15" (or larger) wheels. Works with 5 on 4-3/4 inch bolt patterns.
Use with our 11" rotor 910-65390 and metric caliper 910-31045 (see Notes). This kit will increase track width 3/8" per side or or 3/4" total when installed.
Kit Includes:
- Brake brackets
- Hardware
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Connects engine mounts to frame adapters. Heavy duty rubber cushion absorbs vibrations so your mounts won't break. These universal body mounts are required on all motor installations.
Complete with bolts, washers, and rubber cushions. Does both sides.
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If you have a power steering pump using late model style O-ring sealed hoses that you need to adapt to traditional inverted flare hoses, this inverted flare adapter is a simple fix. Simply insert the adapter into the flow control fitting and then install your inverted flare hose.
Use to convert from 16mm o-ring to 5/8" inverted flare style.
Item DetailsConverts 16mm O-ring to 5/8" inverted flare
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Made to fit to the original steering column using all the original horn, nuts, and directional parts. The American-Retro wheels come complete with a chrome horn ring and a center cap. Installation is easy- just bolt it on! Finished in black. For other colors, simply paint to match your vehicle
- Chrome finish on the steering wheel and horn ring are of fair quality only and not to high show quality standards
- Ideal for a driver project but should not be considered for a show or points project application
- Made to fit to the original steering column using the original horn, nut, and directional parts
- Smaller 15" design replaces original 18" steering wheel
- Provides more interior room and a comfortable driving position
- Finished in black
- Can easily be painted to match your interior
Item Details3-spoke design
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The 1955 Chevy cars were not known to have very bright or visible tail lights. The cure is the addition of LED tail light conversion kits.
These replace old 1157 style bulbs with 14 LED bulbs that are much brighter, don't put out much heat and last up to 100,000 hours. Stainless steel hardware and easy 30 minute installation.
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These rear sway bar kits are designed as a performance replacement upgrade for your classic Chevy muscle car. They feature a 7/8" diameter solid steel bar and come with all hardware needed for a successful installation.
- Achieve flatter cornering
- Complements front sway bar to reduce understeer and gain more neutral handing
- Adds to cornering stability at speed
- Solid steel 7/8" diameter bar
- Includes polyurethane bushings for increased responsiveness
- Black powder coated finish
- Corrosion resistant zinc plated hardware included
- 1955-1957 Chevrolet Nomad Wagon
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These proportioning valves are similar to what GM used on many cars in the 70s. They are non-adjustable and may require an adjustable valve in the rear brakes (if needed). Block incorporates metering (for front brakes) and proportioning (for rear brakes) into one unit. For use with front disc, rear drum brake systems.
Includes hard lines to connect to a master cylinder with 1/2"-20 and 9/16"-18 outlets.
GM Proportioning Valve Plumbing Instructions (PDF)
Item DetailsFor M/C with 1/2"-20 and 9/16"-18 outlets.
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If your car still has ball joints that are riveted in, they are now over 50 years old. These new OEM ball joints feature a metal gusher bearing design that enables grease to flow through the bearing to the stud for reduced friction and enhanced strength and stability. Greaseable socket design allows new lubricant to flush contaminants from the assembly, reducing corrosion and wear.
These new replacement upper ball joints fit the following chassis:
- '55-'57 Chevy car upper
- '58-'64 Chevy car upper
- '65-'70 Chevy fullsize car upper
- '53-'82 Corvette upper
Ball Joint Tech Tips - Grease Zerks (PDF)
Ball Joint Tech Tips - Boot Installation (PDF)
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Low Profile Coil-over kit & replacement parts for AFCO Hot Rod & Pro Touring Series shocks. Clear coated billet aluminum.
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This is a replacement latch plate for Eddie Motorsports hood latches. Plate is precision CNC machined from billet aluminum. Fits 1955-57 Chevy. Sold each.
- Made in the USA
- Precision CNC machined from billet aluminum
- Replacement latch plate only for Eddie Motorsports billet aluminum hood latch
- Fits 1955-57 Chevy
- Gloss black anodized finish
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If you are running our Unisteer rack & pinion, you will need these headers. They allow the steering shaft to pass through on the driver's side and are a shorty style for maximum ground clearance. Features 1-5/8" primaries with a 3" collector.
- Tubing Thickness: 12 gauge (.103")
- Header Flange Thickness: 0.30"
- Exhaust Flange Thickness: 0.3760"
Fits 283-400 S/B Chevy V8s with straight plug heads.
Header Dimensions (GIF)
Note: Will not fit 168 tooth flywheels or kickout aftermarket starters. Will not fit manual transmission cars with factory Z bar clutch linkage.
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No-shift columns use 1" DD u-joints, while shift columns use 3/4"-36 spline u-joints. When using the original steering box, the input shaft will need to be cut and modified into a 3/4" DD.
Steering U-Joints and Couplers Application Chart (GIF)
Steering Box/Rack/Spline Chart (Link)
Spline Size (Link)
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High performance manual clutch release bearing for most GM 3-speed and 4-speed manual transmissions. Replaces throwout bearing 614-01B-BCA.
- Withstands high-spring pressure and high RPM operation
- Heat-treated and blanchard-ground to ensure trueness
- Ball bearing race packed with heat-resistant moly-based grease
- Nylon liner and bearing retainer for cool, quiet operation
- Overall Thickness (Length): 1.270"
- Face Width: 2.725"
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We stock those hard-to-find replacement brake rotors for your 1969-1972 GM midsize car. These rotors are specifically designed for the rigors of dirt track racing. Drilled with a 5-on-4.75" bolt circle. Includes 7/16" fine quick-start wheel studs (installed).
- 1969-1972 GM Midsize
- 11 Inch Brake Rotor
- 5 on 4-3/4 Inch
- 7/16" fine studs installed
- 11" diameter x 1"
- IMCA Approved
This rotor is designed for dirt track applications and should NOT be used for asphalt racing.
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These proportioning valves are similar to what GM used on many cars in the 70s. They are non-adjustable and may require an adjustable valve in the rear brakes (if needed). Block incorporates metering (for front brakes) and proportioning (for rear brakes) into one unit. For use with four-wheel disc brake systems.
Includes hard lines to connect to a master cylinder with 3/8"-24 outlets.
910-31366 Instructions (PDF)
Item DetailsFor M/C with 3/8"-24 outlets.
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These dash clocks are the perfect companion to go with Bel Era & Bel Era II gauge packages.
- 2-1/8"
- Available in white or black.


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- Regular season record: 10-2
- Rank entering postseason: #8
- Bowl game: Cotton Bowl Classic vs Baylor
Michigan states faces off against the Bears who were a legit College Football Playoff contender, but fell just short.
Michigan State Spartans Football Tickets - We Are Spartans!
It's true that football has had a long tradition at the prestigious Michigan State in East Lansing, Michigan. Starting as a club sport in 1884, collegiate wisdom became privy to the power of the Spartans when the football team won the Rose Bowl in 1954, 1956, and then later in 1988. It was then that the Spartans were a team typically drafted for the NFL, most notably for four of the top eight selections in the 1967 NFL Draft, the only time a college football program has actually achieved that honor.
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The team competes in their very own Spartan Stadium, a renovated 75,005-seat stadium right on campus, and the current coach is Mark Dantonio, hired on November 27, 2006. Traditionally, the Spartans compete with all other Big Ten competition, most notably their longtime rivals the Wolverines from the University of Michigan just across the state in Ann Arbor. The Spartans are one of three Big Ten teams to have an annual non-conference football game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team.
Michigan State Spartans Football Tickets - Their Future in Football
Nothing says great football, especially when you have powerhouses like the Spartans facing the Wolverines. You can see it in the eyes and movements of all players. Moreover, you can bet the Spartans aim for the championship every year.
3/25/15: Michigan State may have to scramble to find some depth at running back for the season. The team suspended Delton Williams after he was arrested last week. There is no timetable for the suspension, which could be as short as a few workouts or could even end his time with the Spartans. While there is no official word of what Williams did, reports indicate that he may have brandished a fire arm in a road rage incident. He was third on the team in rushing last season with 316 yards, but expected to play a bigger role in 2015 with lead running back Jeremy Langford heading to the NFL.
3/11/15: There is no official word out of Michigan State on the status of wide receiver Macgarrett Kings Jr. Kings was arrested last week for drunken and disorderly conduct. The drunken part is self-explanatory. The disorderly charge is more interesting. Kings allegedly kicked an official Parking and Code Enforcement truck leading to his encounter with the police. This is strike two on Kings who was suspended for spring practices a year ago for being 'super drunk' (not a super hero) and getting arrested for that. If he can stay out of trouble, he should be a key piece of the Spartans offense next season. If.
3/4/15: Don't tell Michigan State head coach Mike Dantonio that the Spartans football program is in decline, he refuses to believe or acknowledge that assertion. A few college football experts believe that the Spartans are just hype and will fall back down to earth very shortly. The Spartans did pull in a pretty good recruiting class again and their only real loss of personnel was defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi, who took over the head coaching position at Pitt. Dantonio plans to be more active in the defensive planning this season, which will help transition to new defensive leadership.
2/25/15: Andre Rison is the best wide receiver to ever come out of Michigan State. That is pretty undeniable. For those that have not followed his post-NFL career, he is coaching at a high school in Ann Arbor, Michigan. There is a little college in that city that may want to recruit Rison's son, Hunter. Hunter will be a member of the 2017 recruiting class, but father Andre is not pushing his son towards Michigan State. He is letting Hunter make the decision on his own. That being said, Hunter did visit MSU recently but also is looking at Ohio State, USC, Tennessee and Arizona State.
2/18/15: The recruiting season never stops in college football, even though National Signing Day was just two weeks ago. Schools are now getting ready for the 2016 class. Last Monday was the 'Best of the Midwest' high school combine where many of the top high schoolers in the region went through a battery of drills for college coaches. Michigan State had several targets in the event. Sparty is more selective than most schools. They tend to target specific needs and players that fit their system rather than just big name guys. A couple to keep an eye on are running back Martell Pettaway and safety Demetric Vance.
2/11/15: Michigan State seemed to stay true to their philosophy of recruiting the guys they really want and need, rather than go after everyone and weed out their talent later. This belief has yielded strong results in the past few years, though it is contrary to what everyone else does. The Spartans finished National Signing Day with the 22nd ranked class according to Rivals. The class includes seven 4-star recruits. That is actually pretty solid and ahead of some SEC teams like Florida and Missouri. And, for what it is worth, it is well ahead of Michigan, who finished ranked 50th in country.
2/4/15: If imitation is the greatest form of flattery, then Michigan State should be honored, and maybe a little fearful. New Pittsburgh head coach, Pat Narduzzi, was at MSU for 11 years and helped build the program into what it is today. He makes no bones about trying to emulate the Spartans program development plans. That formula, as generic as it sounds, is effective: be fundamentally sound in play, tough defense and control the ball on offense. In other news, today is National Signing Day and the Spartans are trying to finish strong to fill their recruiting needs.
1/28/15: Taking a quick behind the scenes look at Michigan State this week shows how different the Spartans are to most top tier college football programs. Rather than host big events, sign about 25 recruits, constantly pressure high school kids and weed out lesser player later, the Spartans are the exact opposite. They will likely finish with less than 20 recruits again and will probably be ranked somewhere in the 30's. However, this approach has been working as the Spartans have won 53 games over the past five years and top five finishes for the last two seasons.
1/21/15: Word around the water cooler is that the Big 10 is back. A lot of that goes to Ohio State winning the National Championship and a lot of that goes to Jim Harbaugh taking the head coaching job at Michigan. But let's not forget Michigan State. The Spartans finished in fifth place in both the AP Poll and the Coaches Poll with an 11-2 record. The Spartans also have a decent looking recruiting class that includes several four star recruits such as running back Larry Scott and offensive lineman Kyonta Stallworth. But one thing we know about this coaching staff is their ability to take good talent and make them great.
1/14/15: Spurning the NFL riches for another chance at a National Championship, Michigan State's Shilique Calhoun announced that he would return for his senior season. Calhoun led the Spartans in sacks with eight, led the team with 12.5 tackles for a loss and is one of the best defensive players in all of the Big 10. The Spartans finished behind the Wisconsin Badgers in the division this season, but should have another very good defense next season, as the the Big 10 as a whole looks to be much improved over the 2014 campaign. In the same press conference, MSU introduced new special teams coordinator and linebackers coach Mark Snyder.
1/7/15: Wow! What a finish to the season! Michigan State may have missed out on the College Football Playoffs, but they showed up in the Cotton Bowl. The Spartans drew Baylor for the game, and, as everyone knows, Baylor crowed about not being in the Playoffs. Well, Sparty shut them up. MSU trailed 41-21 going into the fourth quarter. But the Spartans rallied for three touchdowns and the win. The final score was set up by a blocked field goal near the end of the game, which led to the tying touchdown and winning extra point. That is a nice win for Michigan State and a great win for the Big 10.
12/3/14: Michigan State lost their chance to play in the Big Ten Conference Championship Game a few weeks ago when they fell to Ohio State. But the Spartans will end up in a quality bowl game thanks to a solid 10-2 overall record and 7-1 conference record. They finished their regular season last week by easily beating up on host Penn State 34-10. MSU jumped out to a quick lead, returning the opening kickoff for a touchdown and never looked back. Running back Jeremy Langford had a great day with 118 yards and two touchdowns on 30 carries. Now Sparty plays the waiting game to find out what bowl they will be going to.
11/19/14: Michigan State likely lost any chance of winning the Big Ten this season when they fell to Ohio State two weeks ago. But they are still playing for bowl position and pride. They took out their frustrations on host Maryland last Saturday, and cruised to an easy 37-15 lead. The Spartans held a 16-7 lead at half time, then overwhelmed the Terrapins in the second half. Running back Jeremy Langford carried the ball 25 times for 138 yards and two scores in the win. MSU now sits at 9-2 overall and will be back at home this Saturday to host Rutgers and get their 10th win.
11/12/14: It was the game of the year in the Big 10 with No. 8 Michigan State hosting No. 14 Ohio State. But this night belonged to the Buckeyes, unfortunately. The Buckeyes offense solved the dominant Spartans defense to the final score of 49-37. Ohio State pulled away in the second quarter with a couple of long touchdown and never looked back. The Spartans offense was actually pretty strong, but were let down by the defense. The loss knocks the Spartans out of the playoff chase and leaves them with a 7-2 record. The team travels to Maryland this Saturday.
11/5/14: Michigan State, like the rest of the country, got their first look at where they stand in the College Football Playoff rankings last week. At 7-1, with the one loss being at Oregon, the Spartans are ranked 8th. That means that there is still time to get up to the top four and get into the playoff. Of course, they would likely have to win out to do so, and they can take a big step forward by knocking off Ohio State this Saturday. That would certainly qualify as a 'Quality Win' in the eyes of the selection committee.
10/29/14: Michigan may not consider Michigan State their biggest rival, but the Wolverines have beaten the Spartans only once in the past seven years. The 2014 version was more of the same as the 8th ranked Spartans dominated Michigan 35-11. This game was over in the third quarter when MSU dropped two more touchdowns on Michigan to take a 28-3 lead. If there was a bright spot for the Wolverines, it was that they scored their first offensive touchdown against Michigan State since 2011. The win should put the Spartans clearly in the sightline of the Playoff Committee as the team now stands at 7-1 overall and 4-0 in the Big 10. MSU has a bye this weekend to prepare for visiting Ohio State the following week.
10/22/14: Michigan State started their Saturday game at Indiana ranked 8th in the country and expecting a big win. They moved up in the polls and did get their big win - trouncing the Hoosiers 56-17. This game was somewhat close after the half, with the Spartans up 28-17. Then is was all Michigan State in the second half. QB Connor Cook threw for 332 yards and three touchdowns and the collective efforts of the running game generated another 330 yards. The Spartans are now 6-1/3-0 and right back in the conversation for the national playoffs. This Saturday will be fun when the Spartans host long-time rival Michigan, who is struggling beyond belief this season.
10/15/14: The eighth ranked Spartans got a bit of a scare against Purdue over the weekend, but managed to find a way to win 45-31. While Michigan State had a lead for the entire game, they never were able to put the Boilermakers out to pasture, and giving up 31 to Purdue is a bit concerning. But the win put the Spartans at 5-1 overall and, more importantly, 2-0 in Big 10 play. They should be able to improve on those records this coming Saturday when they go on the road and play the Indiana Hoosiers, whose only impressive victory was a road win at Missouri.
10/8/14: When No. 2 Oregon fell to Arizona last Thursday, that seemed like a bad omen to the Spartans. Oregon was the only team that had beaten Michigan State this season, and that could hurt MSU in the rankings. Then No. 3 Alabama, No. 4 Oklahoma and No. 6 Texas A&M all lost, so there was still a chance for the Spartans to make their case for the playoff, as long as they held off No. 19 Nebraska. The Spartans jumped out to a 27-3 lead after three quarters, but Nebraska stormed back in the fourth quarter, scoring 19 points and keeping Michigan State off of the scoreboard. But MSU did enough to hold on to a 27-22 win. The Spartans can keep it rolling this Saturday when they visit Purdue.
10/1/14: Michigan State did not have a bye week, but they may as well have when they hosted Wyoming last Saturday. The Spartans took a 7-0 lead less than four minutes into the game and expanded that to 42-14 by halftime. The win pushed the Spartans record to 3-1 on the season, with the lone loss being at Oregon a few weeks ago. It is time for Michigan State to get serious about the season now as they head into the heart of their Big 10 schedule. They host #21 Nebraska this Saturday night before heading off on the road against Purdue and Indiana in the following two weeks.
9/24/14: The Spartans got their opportunity to name their score in their game against Eastern Michigan University, and they chose 73. That is, they rolled over a lower tiered team 73-14. The game was over in the first quarter, as Sparty scored four touchdowns in the first 15 minutes. They added 21 more in the second quarter to lead 49-0 at half time. But this game was not about running up the score, it was about getting back to basics and re-establishing the Spartans as one of the better teams in the nation. Michigan State will have a chance to do it again this week when they host Wyoming.
9/17/14: OK, last week was a touch punch to the gut. The Spartans played the Oregon Ducks (on the road) pretty well for the first half before the Ducks came alive and took the game. But all is not lost - not by a long shot. The Spartans had a bye last weekend and have Eastern Michigan this weekend. Then it is on to the meat of the Big 10 schedule. If the Spartans play their game - defensive and rough - then they can still win the conference and get into the playoffs. Every team has bumps in the road and MSU is easily the best team of the Big 10.
8/28/14: Michigan State starts the defense of their Big 10 Championship tomorrow night by hosting Jacksonville State at 7:30 pm. But that is really just a tune up for a primetime game at No. 3 Oregon on Saturday, September 8. Both MSU and the Ducks are the prohibitive favorites to win their conferences, and it could be a prelude to a bowl game later on in the season. The Spartans were considered neck and neck with Ohio State until the Buckeyes lost their starting quarterback, Braxton Miller, for the season with a shoulder injury. Even without Miller, the Buckeyes would have been hard pressed to top Michigan State who should be very good this season.


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Beverage Tubs and Beverage Pails
A Galvanized Beverage Tub Provides a Rustic, Old-World Accent for Beverage Service
Whether you're running a seafood shack, an outdoor bar, or a tailgate catered event, beverage tubs are the perfect options for storing and keeping beverages chilled in an accessible spot. Whether you need a large beverage tub, a smaller pail, or a beverage tub with stand, we have an option for you. You can even use beverage tubs for displaying appetizers, finger food entrées, condiments, ingredients, and more. Or, bring a beverage tub out for guests to discard their seafood shells. Read more
Available in a range of durable material constructions, including stainless steel, tin, melamine, and more, these beverage tubs are built to withstand extensive use at any high volume establishment. We even have accessories, including inserts, stands and lids that can be used with your beverage tub. Or, try using a beverage tub with stand to set off to the side in order to save tabletop space. From table service applications to buffets and catered events, beverage tubs are great versatile accessories.


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And one lens for the NX-series — the 45mm 2D/3D lens — allows you to record true 3D stills and movies with just one lens, for later enjoyment on a 3D-capable HDTV. Be spontaneous Good glass is nothing without a proper system to bring out its best features, however. A camera and lens work together to acquire and track focus, and the ability to do this efficiently means more of your shots will be keepers. That's why the NX300's large, 20.3-megapixel APS-C sensor is paired with Samsung's advanced hybrid autofocus system. The camera uses the best aspects of both contrast-detection and phase-detection focusing strategies in order to achieve a spontaneous shooting experience. You won't have to worry about policing your camera's focus, so you can concentrate on the artistic aspects of documenting the moment. Share your vision with the world The NX300's built-in dual-band Wi-Fi hooks up with your compatible smartphone, tablet, or PC in seconds with an available free downloadable app. And when you press the dedicated Direct Link key on the top of the camera, you can easily and quickly upload files to social or sharing online communities — or back them up in the cloud — directly from the camera. Speed demon In addition to its lightning-quick autofocus, the NX300 has other speedy attributes. It shoots detailed full-resolution stills at a smoking 8.6 frames per second in continuous mode, and the shutter speed maxes out at a hummingbird-freezing 1/6,000th of a second. 1080/60P video And let's not forget video, because Samsung didn't: the NX300 shoots at a full 1080/60p resolution, so your shots will feature creamy, smooth motion and dynamic action. A mini HDMI output allows you to view your captures on compatible HDTVs, using an optional cable. Product Highlights:20.3-megapixel effective recordingdual-band Wi-Fi® sharing allows fast and stable transfer of photos and video to smartphones and tablets in addition to viewing them on compatible TVs and PCsAPS-C size HD CMOS image sensor (23.5 X 15.7 mm) for rich tonal gradation and true-to-life colorincludes 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 lens (35mm equivalent focal length: 30.8-77mm)large, tilting 3.31" LCD touchscreen makes unusual angles easy to monitorone-lens 3D picture and movie creation is available with the optional 2D/3D 45mm lens kit (view on compatible 3D HDTVs)fast, electronically controlled shutter has a maximum speed of 1/6000 sec.next-generation DRIMe IV image processing engine enables better video performance and enhanced noise reductionhigh-def, high-quality movie mode with stereo sound (up to 1080p @ 60 frames per second)geo-tagging available with optional WGS84 GPS modulehybrid phase/contrast detection autofocus system combines focus strategies for rapid, precise performance (105 phase-detection points, 247 contrast-detection points)special scene modes like Beauty Face, Waterfall, Fireworks, silhouette and morecreative picture effects include Colored Pencil, Oil Sketch, Miniature and morehot shoe hosts the included SEF-8A external flash unitintuitive on-screen touch interface complements the back-panel 5-way key control navigation for quick, confident controladditional Samsung NX-mount lenses are available to stretch your creative optionssoftware upgrade notifier alerts you to new firmware upgrades when you connect to the Internet via Wi-Fiwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guaranteeCompatible Lenses:compatible with Samsung NX-mount lensesExposure Modes and Controls:continuous shooting mode: 8.6 frames per secondshutter speed range: 30-1/6,000 seconds, bulb (limit 4 minutes)sensitivity or ISO (film speed equivalent) range: 100-25,600 selectableprogram auto, shutter-priority, aperture-priority, manual, lens priority, and fully automatic exposure modesexposure bracketing: up to 3 framesflash sync speed: less than 1/180 secondFile Formats and Storage:image storage modes: JPEG (Super Fine, Fine and Normal), RAWstill image aspect ratio options: 3:2, 16:9, 1:1MP4 movie files up to 1920 x 1080 at 60 frames per second with stereo sound (3D shooting at 30fps only, .MPO format)accepts optional SD, SDHC and SDXC cardsConnections and Dimensions:high-speed micro USB interface (cable included)micro HDMI output (cable not included)dual-channel 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi5"W x 2-11/16"H x 1-5/8"D (without lens)weight (without battery or media): 10.02 oz.Supplied Accessories:Samsung NX-mount 20-50mm f/3.5-5.6 lensexternal SEF-8A flash unitrechargeable BP1130 lithium ion batterybattery charger/AC adapterbody cap Want a camera you can grow into? Try a mirrorless camera. These digital cameras combine the creative options of a DSLR with portability that's more like that of a point-and-shoot. Their automatic modes will help you take striking pictures from day one without having to be an expert. However, like DSLRs, mirrorless cameras have interchangeable lenses, and advanced control and processing. You can explore these features for even better results as you take time to learn more about the hobby. Cameras in this class have large image sensors for beautifully detailed pictures, but their mirrorless design means the camera bodies and matching lenses can be smaller, lighter, and more portable great for snapping memorable pics when you're on the move. Samsung NX300 Reviews Average Customer Review: 4 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Enter the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Great design Written By Duane D, Apex, NC on Friday, December 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) After much research I decided to try the NX300 and Nikon J3. Both have very fast AF using phase detection, which makes them very effective to carry for point-and-shoot. Also yields better performance for videos. Both cameras have very good build quality - the Samsung body is very sturdy and attractive, while the Nikon is more of a refined precision instrument. Nikon 1 lenses feel better-constructed - they have smoother action with enough resistance and the rubber or metal zoom rings are nice. The Samsung 20-50mm lens feels very light and loose, which is stark contrast to the NX300 body. Although, that does help with the carrying weight and the balance while shooting. WHAT MATTERS MOST - the camera body of the NX300 is very comfortable to hold. The casing features built-in contoured and textured grip on the front plus has a thumb grip on the back. This gives a very confident feel and hold with just one hand. The button placement is very good - can access without contorting even just picking it up the first time, and not pressing things I don't mean to. I like the raised shutter button, it has a good feel and easy to find. The Nikon J3's top buttons are all flush which looks amazing but less easy to use. As an inexperienced photographer, I find the touchscreen to be efficient and enjoyable interface for manual adjustments. I expect once more familiar I would use the iFn control as well. Screen is very bright and articulation feels solid, like it will last. Pros: Built-in grip is very comfortable and effective Full APS-C sensor with great color ratings Fast phase detection AF Touchscreen is bright and easy to use Standard flash mount for upgrades VERY low-profile basic flash included Great features throughout Wifi built in saves $$ - use smartphone as viewfinder! Charges through USB (don't have to pull the battery out every time) * also means it won't run down battery when hooked to PC Cons: 20-50 lens feels a bit light and loose - big contrast to feel of camera body wish it did slow-motion videos like the J3 lenses seem a little pricey Was this review helpful? Yes No Samsung NX300 Written By MikeC, Bremerton, WA on Thursday, December 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I wanted a camera that was higher quality than our compact Panasonic zoom camera. Years ago I had pretty nice SLR cameras but this is the first digital camera with detachable lens that I've owned. I've had the Samsung NX300 with 20-50 mm zoom lens for a few days and so far I really like it for the price I paid. I've tried shots indoors with and without the included flash and the color quality is much better than our compact camera. The light sensitivity is much higher allowing fast shutter speeds in low light. The menu seems straight forward. I tried out the built in wifi and emailed a couple of pictures to myself without a problem. The detachable flash seems to work well as does the touch screen. I got this camera as an open box special - the camera was unblemished although the CDs that came with it had some scratches. They loaded just fine in my computer though. When first turning on the camera the electronics were not functioning properly and I thought it might be broken even after making sure the battery was fully charged. In particular the menu buttons and touch screen weren't working as expected and the camera wouldn't power off. After plugging the camera into my computer and downloading the latest firmware (which was very straightforward) it has worked fine ever since. I'm still not completely sure what the initial problem was. Overall for an amateur such as myself I really like this camera. I've not begun to explore all the functionality of this camera. Pros: Great price, high quality optics, wifi, included flash, 20.3 megapixals, burst mode 10 frames/s Cons: Initial problems out of the box. Was this review helpful? Yes No Best Samsung NX Mirrorless Hybrid to Date! Written By SBooth, San Diego, CA on Thursday, June 27, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Having owned the NX200, then the NX210, I was obviously interested in the NX300. Unlike my NX200->210 transition, which was basically a WiFi only upgrade, the NX300 is a totally revamped beast and the changes are GREAT. From the faster ISO settings to the greatly improved wireless sharing performance, the NX300 has everything I want. Although the included 20-50mm lens is a great everyday compact lens that takes excellent photos, I like to use the slightly higher end 18-55mm from my NX210 along with the Samsung 50-200mm (both offer OIS) I purchased separately. All I can say is WOW - excellent performance on top of features! At first, I thought the use of the Samsung SmartCamera software would be more of a novelty, but I found the remote viewfinder and shutter trigger link via my Samsung Note-II smartphone to be a very cool and functional tool for elevated monopod shots. Having the adjustable LCD touch panel on the camera is just icing on the cake. Likewise, transferring photos via the NFC or standard 802.11 was smooth and surprisingly faster than expected. I also found the new embedded micro-USB based battery charging feature to be an improvement over relying on a dedicated external battery charger. I could go on, but the button line is I am very happy with my purchase. The picture quality can go up against many solutions costing twice the price and the Samsung offers some features you simply cannot find is other cameras - at any price. Pros: Small yet physically robust (you can feel the quality). Does everything except physically print the photos ;) VERY nice 60p video @ 1080p with CAF. New firmware (v1.20) as of June 20th, 2013, that adds even more enhancements such as up to 10fps!, even faster AF times, and better battery life. Dual band WiFi plus NFC = fast/easy photo transfers and/or uploads. Cons: Not so much a specific Samsung con since their quality is great, but the desirable 45mm 2D/3D and 18-200mm lenses are still VERY expensive. Hopefully that will change in time. 9 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Samsung nx300 Written By Judy c, Mich on Saturday, May 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) For as compact as this camera is the quality is amazing. I took some macro shots and they are clear and wonderful. I wish I could give it an extra star. Pros: Compact, clear photos, ease of use. Great for those times I do not want to carry my Nikon d7100 and lenses around. Cons: None that I can find 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Digital camera body (white) with attached body cap 20-50mm F3.5-5.6 zoom lens (with rear and 40.5mm front lens caps attached) BP1130 Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery (7.6V 1130mAh 8.58Wh) ETA0U61JBE battery charger (5V 1A) 20" USB cable (Type A USB on one end and proprietary USB on the other end) SEF8A Flash unit (in plastic case) Neck strap Software CD-ROM Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 DVD-ROM Quick Start Guide (English) Quick Start Guide (Spanish) Quick Reference Guide (English) Quick Reference Guide (Spanish) Samsung International Warranty Certificate Product Registration sheet Important Information for NX300/NX1100 Users (regarding Photoshop Lightroom 4) Features and Specs General LCD Screen Size 3.31" Adjustable-angle LCD Yes Wi-Fi Built-in Touchscreen Yes Waterproof No GPS-enabled Optional Lens 35mm Equivalent 30.8-77mm Optical Zoom 2.5x Digital Zoom 2x Filter Diameter 40.5mm Manual Focusing Yes Manual Exposure Yes Built-in Flash Unit included HDMI Output Micro Memory Internal Memory None Memory Media SD/SDHC/SDXC Image Effective Megapixel Count 20.3 Total Megapixels 21.6 Image Stabilization Optical Highest Resolution 5472 x 3648 HD Video Recording 1920 x 1080 Dimensions Width (inches) 5 Height (inches) 2-11/16 Depth (inches) 3-3/16 Weight With Battery (ounces) 10 Warranty Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research Record Features Built-in Wi-Fi Play, Print, and Edit Features Connections Battery Information Supplied Software Record Features Interchangeable Lens Camera: The Samsung NX300 digital camera is an interchangeable lens camera with the Samsung NX-mount. It is compatible with the NX-series of lenses including wide-angle fixed focal length lenses (16mm, 20mm, 30mm), prime lenses (60mm, 85mm), and zoom lenses (20-50mm, 18-200mm, 50-200mm). The camera comes with a 20-50mm standard zoom lens. 3.31" AMOLED Touch Screen Monitor: The NX300 digital camera has a 3.31" color AMOLED monitor with C-type Touch Control Enabled. The monitor features 768,000 dots, and has a 100% field of view. The monitor can tilt up 90° for framing low-angle shots, and down 45° for high-angle shots. The monitor's brightness can be set between -2 and +2. Recording Media: The Samsung NX300 digital camera can record still images and video onto SD cards (up to 2 GB) SDHC cards (up to 32 GB), or SDXC cards (up to 128 GB). No memory cards are included with the camera. Built-in Wi-Fi: The NX300 has built-in Wi-Fi, which lets you instantly share your photos wirelessly from your home network or a public Wi-Fi hotspot. You can also send photos or videos to your smartphone. For more details, see the section on Built-in Wi-Fi below. Image Recording Formats: The digital camera records still images in JPEG and RAW formats. High Definition movies are recorded in MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) format with AAC audio. Image Sensor: The Samsung NX300 digital camera is equipped with an APS-C-sized (23.5 x 15.7mm) CMOS image sensor with a total pixel count of approximately 21.6 megapixels and an effective pixel count of approximately 20.3 megapixels for high quality still images and video. Image Sizes: The camera can record JPEG still images in a 3:2, 1:1, or 16:9 aspect ratio with three compression ratio settings (Super Fine, Fine, and Normal). HD and SD movies can be recorded in MPEG-4 (H.264) in Normal and HQ quality options. The camera offers the following still image and movie sizes: Photo Size Resolution Aspect Ratio 20M 5472 x 3648 3:2 10.1M 3888 x 2592 3:2 5.9M 2976 x 1984 3:2 2M 1728 x 1152 3:2 16.9M 5472 x 3080 16:9 7.8M 3712 x 2088 16:9 4.9M 2944 x 1656 16:9 2.1M 1920 x 1080 16:9 13.3M 3648 x 3648 1:1 7.0M 2640 x 2640 1:1 4.0M 2000 x 2000 1:1 1.1M 1024 x 1024 1:1 Movie Size Resolution Aspect Ratio 1080/60P 1920 x 1080 (60 fps) 16:9 1080/30P 1920 x 1080 (30 fps) 16:9 1080/15P 1920 x 1080 (15 fps) 16:9 810/24P 1920 x 810 (24 fps) 2.35:1 720/60P 1280 x 720 (60 fps) 16:9 720/30P 1280 x 720 (30 fps) 16:9 480/30P 640 x 480 (30 fps) 4:3 240/30P 320 x 240 (30 fps) 4:3 i Zoom: Beyond the optical zoom, the camera offers i Zoom. Photo resolution varies according to the zoom rate, resulting in photos with less deterioration than Digital zoom. i Zoom is available in the P, A, S, M, and i shooting modes. Maximum resolution at each image ratio is as follows: Zoom Rate 3:2 16:9 1:1 x 1.2 4560 x 3040 (13.9M) 4560 x 2568 (11.7M) 3040 x 3040 (9.2M) x 1.4 3888 x 2592 (10.1M) 3888 x 2184 (8.5M) 2592 x 2592 (6.7M) x 1.7 3264 x 2176 (7.1M) 3264 x 1840 (6.0M) 2176 x 2176 (4.7M) x 2 2736 x 1824 (5.0M) 2736 x 1536 (4.2M) 1824 x 1824 (3.3M) Multi Motion: When shooting movies, you can set the playing speed of the video. If an option other than x1 is selected, no sound will be recorded. Choices include: x0.25: Record a video and play it at 1/4 normal speed (640 x 480 or 320 x 240 only) x0.5: Record a video and play it at 1/2 normal speed (1280 x 720, 640 x 480 or 320 x 240 only) x1: Record a video and play it at normal speed x5: Record a video and play it at 5x normal speed x10: Record a video and play it at 10x normal speed x20: Record a video and play it at 20x normal speed Face Detection: With the Face Detection feature, the camera detects faces in a scene and then automatically focuses and optimizes the brightness of the face for beautiful portrait pictures. Up to 10 faces can be detected. Recording Mode: The NX300 offers various recording modes to choose from to match your shooting preference. Using the Mode Dial on the top of the camera, you can set the mode to: Smart Auto: The camera recognizes surrounding conditions and automatically adjusts factors that contribute to exposure, including Shutter Speed, Aperture Value, Metering, White Balance, and Exposure Compensation. When you press the shutter release halfway, the camera selects one of 20 scenes, and automatically sets the camera to optimally capture that scene. Program: The camera automatically adjusts shutter speed and aperture value so an optimal exposure value can be achieved. Other adjustments can be made manually. Program Shift allows you to adjust the shutter speed and aperture value while maintaining the same exposure. Aperture Priority: The camera selects a shutter speed based on the aperture value you have set manually. You can adjust the depth of field by changing the aperture value. Shutter Priority: The camera selects an aperture value based on the shutter speed you have set manually. You can capture fast-moving subjects with a fast shutter speed or create tracer effects with a slow shutter speed. Manual: Adjust various camera settings including shutter speed and aperture value. Lens Priority Mode: You can select an appropriate scene or a filter effect to the lens you attached. With the included 20-50mm lens, available scene modes and filter effects include Beauty Shot, Portrait, Children, Backlight, Landscape, Sunset, Dawn, Beach & Snow, Night, Vignetting, Miniature, Fish-eye, Sketch, Defog, and Halftone Dots. Smart Mode: In Smart Mode, the camera automatically configures the optimal settings for a variety of shooting situations, including Beauty Face, Best Face, Landscape, Macro, Action Freeze, Rich Tones, Panorama, Waterfall, Silhouette, Sunset, Night, Fireworks, Light Trace, and Creative Shot. Wi-Fi: You can connect the camera the camera to an access point while in the range of a WLAN. Options include MobileLink, Remote Viewfinder, Social Sharing, Email, SkyDrive, Auto Backup, and TV Link. Drive Modes: The camera offers four drive modes to suit your shooting needs: Single: Takes one picture only. Continuous: You can continuously capture photos (JPEG or RAW) while pressing the shutter release button. Continuous Normal captures up to 5 photos at 5 fps, and Continuous High captures up to 8.6 photos at 8.6 fps. Burst Mode: Lets you capture up to 10 shots per second for 3 seconds, 15 shots per second for 2 seconds, or 30 shots per second for 1 second when you press the shutter once in this mode. (Image Size limited to 5M only) Timer: The camera takes a photo after a set delay time. You can set the delay between 2-seconds and 30-seconds in 1 second increments. AE Bracket: Takes three pictures in a series with different exposure settings: normal exposure, Exposure -2, and Exposure +2. WB Bracket: Takes three pictures in a series with different White Balance settings: Normal, WB-2, and WB+2. Picture Wizard Bracket: The camera captures 3 consecutive photos with a different Picture Wizard Bracket: Standard, Vivid, and Retro. Exposure Compensation: This camera automatically adjusts the exposure according the ambient light conditions. You can also select the exposure value from +3.0EV to -3.0EV in steps of 1/3EV. Metering Mode: If you cannot obtain suitable exposure conditions, you can change the camera's metering method to take brighter pictures. You can choose from 3 modes: Multi: Exposure will be calculated based on an average of the available light in the image area. This is suitable for general use. Spot: Only the rectangular area in the center of the LCD monitor will be metered for light. This is suitable when the subject in the center is exposed correctly, regardless of the back lighting. Center Weighted: Exposure will be calculated based on an average of the available light in the image area. However, the calculation will be biased towards the center of the image area. This is suitable for taking a picture of small objects like a flower or insects. External Flash: The Samsung digital camera does not have a built-in flash, but includes the SEF8A external flash. The NX300 is also compatible with the SEF42A and SEF220A external flashes. The flash units connect to the camera's hot shoe. You can choose from the following flash modes: Smart Flash, Auto, Auto Red-eye, Fill-in, Fill-in Red-eye, 1st Curtain, 2nd Curtain, and Flash Off. White Balance: The white balance control allows you to adjust the colors to appear more natural. The camera has seven white balance modes: Auto WB, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent White, Fluorescent NW, Fluorescent Daylight, Tungsten, Flash WB, Custom Set, and Color Temperature. ISO Sensitivity: You can select the ISO sensitivity when taking pictures. The speed or specific light-sensitivity of a camera is rated by ISO numbers. A higher ISO setting allows for faster shutter speed, so you can take photos indoors or in low light without the need for a flash. The camera lets you set the ISO sensitivity automatically or manually between ISO 100-25600 by 1 EV or 1/3 EV steps. Optional GPS: The NX300 is compatible with the optional WGS 84 GPS Module, which will add location and time data (Geo-tagging) to your photos and videos Built-in Wi-Fi Instant Sharing: When you are connected to a WLAN, you can instantly upload photos and videos to photo or video sharing websites, social networks like Facebook, cloud-based services, such as Microsoft SkyDrive, or email them directly from the camera. Direct Link: The NX300 has a dedicated Direct Link button on the top panel which turns on the Wi-Fi feature. In the menu, you can set the Direct Link button to any of the functions below. Wi-Fi Functions: In the Wi-Fi Mode you have the following options: AutoShare: The AutoShare feature lets you immediately save a photo automatically to your smart device automatically via Wi-Fi. MobileLink: The MobileLink feature lets you select and transfer photos and videos from the camera to your smartphone. The files can be viewed and selected using the camera or the smartphone. Remote Viewfinder: With this feature, you can use your smartphone as a remote shutter release when connected via a WLAN. In addition to focusing and capturing the photo, you can control the flash, self-timer, photo size, saving location, and the zoom ratio. Auto Backup: The Auto Backup feature allows you to wirelessly transfer and store your photos and videos on your PC with the touch of a button. Once the files are backed up to your computer, you can delete them from the camera's memory card, and resume shooting. The included Intelli-studio software (Windows OS only) must be installed on your PC in order to take advantage of this feature. Email: You can email stored photos and videos stored on the camera. SNS & Cloud: You can upload photos and videos stored in the camera to social networking or cloud services. Allshare Play: You can upload files from the camera to AllShare Play online storage, or view files on an AllShare Play device connected to the same Access Point. Near Field Communications (NFC): The NX300 is compatible with Near Field Communications (NFC). NFC is a set of standards for radio communication at very close proximity. By placing your NFC-enabled smartphone near the camera's NFC tag (on the left side of the monitor), the Samsung Smart Camera App on the phone will launch and connect to the camera. Compatibility: Wi-Fi features, such as AutoShare, MobileLink, and Remote Viewfinder, are compatible with Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch running iOS 4.3 or higher, and with Android devices, including Galaxy series smart phones and Galaxy Tab models, running the Android 2.2 OS. The Samsung Smart Camera app should be installed on the above devices in order to use these features. The Smart Camera app is only compatible with Samsung camera models manufactured in 2013 or later. Play, Print, and Edit Features Quick View: If you enable the Quick View function before capturing an image, you can view the image you just captured on the camera's LCD monitor. You can set the length of time the image is displayed: 1 sec, 3 sec, 5 sec, Hold, or Off. Thumbnail Playback: You can view multiple pictures (15 or 28) on the LCD monitor at once. Using the top-mounted jog dial control, you can increase or decrease the number of thumbnail images shown on the monitor at once. Slide Show: Images can be displayed continuously, at intervals of 1, 3, 5, or 10 seconds, with various slide-show effects on the camera's LCD monitor. The camera offer pre-recorded background music to play along with your still image slide show. Enlarging Photos: A single image can be zoomed in for a closer look. The maximum magnification varies depending upon the image size. Once the image is zoomed in, you can pan around to different areas of the image. Movie Playback: You can playback a movie clip on the camera's LCD monitor. The camera offers basic playback functions such as Play, Pause, Scan backward, and Scan Forward. The Scan Backward and Scan Forward functions let you change the scan speed from 2x to 4x to 8x. You can also adjust the volume level of the playback audio. Edit: The Samsung NX300 digital camera offers various editing features so you can manipulate your pictures right from the camera once they have been recorded. Editing tasks include cropping, rotating, resizing, or adjusting the brightness, contrast, or saturation. You can also retouch faces, reduce red-eye, and apply Smart Filter effects. Smart Filter: You can apply various filter effects to create unique images. Smart Filter effects include: Vignetting, Miniature, Colored Pencil, Watercolor, Wash Drawing, Oil Sketch, Ink Sketch, Acryl, Negative, Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow. PictBridge (1.0) Printing Capability: Using the supplied USB cable, you can connect this camera directly to a PictBridge compliant printer. PictBridge is a new standard that allows you to connect a PictBridge compliant camera directly to a PictBridge compliant printer and make prints, regardless of brand. Connections HDMI: The Samsung NX300 is equipped with a Micro HDMI (Type D) connection for playing back photos and videos on an HDTV. The output resolution can be set to 1080p, 720p, or 480p. If you have a Samsung HDTV with Anynet + (CEC), you can control the camera with the TV's remote control. USB: The NX300 features a single proprietary connection which allows you to connect the camera to your computer or your TV. Using the supplied USB cable, you can connect the camera to your computer to transfer photos and videos. Battery Information Rechargeable Li-ion Battery: The Samsung NX300 comes supplied with a rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery (BP1130) which provides up to 350 still image shots, 175 minutes of still image recording, or 110 minutes of video recording. The supplied AC adapter charges the Lithium-Ion battery in the camera in approximately 210 minutes. Power Save: This function switches the camera off after a set amount of time (of no operation) in order to prevent unnecessary battery drainage. The camera can be set to turn off after 30 seconds, 1, 3, 5, or 10 minutes of no operation. Supplied Software Software CD-ROM: The NX300 comes with a software CD-ROM with the following programs: i-Launcher: i-Launcher allows you to play back files with Multimedia Viewer. It also provides a link to download the PC Auto Backup program. PC Auto Backup: PC Auto Backup will send the recorded files to a connected PC via Wi-Fi. Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4: Also included with the camera is a DVD-ROM disc with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 (compatible with Windows and Mac). With this software, you can edit RAW format photos, calibrate exposures, white balances, tone, contrasts, and colors, and save them as JPEG or TIFF images. You can also edit JPEG and TIFF files, if desired. Compatibility: The software is compatible with the following Operating Systems: i-Launcher: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP (SP2), Mac OS v10.5 or higher (except PowerPC) Camera As Removable Disk: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Mac OS X v10.4 or later Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team. They verify what's in the box, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Sorry, the Samsung NX300 is no longer available. Looking for a similar item? Shop all Mirrorless Cameras Or, you can still... Write a review Purchase accessories for this product Download the product manual Search the website Go


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Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.4 out of 5�by 28 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by Charlene Just what my kid wanted! My 11 year old wanted "pink" socks for Breast Cancer Awareness for the month of October. He's a youth size 5.5 and it's hard to find "cool" socks to fit him for football. Wouldn't you know Dick's answered the call with a two-pack! They definitely keep his feet dry and having a black& pink pair and a white&pink pair was a win,win! October 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5�by football mom good socks My son said they're super comfortable on his feet while playing football October 17, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5�by Kesha elite socks My son love those socks. The layers are excellent, I luke the material there are made out of. The colors are great. June 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by robynmom3 socks Very nice quality!! Will last a long time!! October 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5�by Aliciad42 Dri Fit Socks Socks were great but $28.00 for two pairs of socks is steep. September 9, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Jokey Great They are better then regular cotton socks a lot more breathable March 4, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Steph athletic socks They are the "in style" socks. My son loves them, but they are really out of my price range. 25 dollars for two pair of socks is too much for me. February 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5�by Jaylanearle Awesome!!!! I love this socks but there a little bit too pricey but other wise there great!!! November 29, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by sockdaddy just right My teen year old son loves Nike socks. These were exactly what he wanted. However I remain appalled at the pricing. June 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5�by drank the socks I like the desgin on the socks but look Nike has to change the sock price 22.00 dollars really November 16, 2013


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