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K&N has released a replacement air filter (E-2995) to fit
several 2007 to 2010 Fiat Bravo, Fiat Grand Punto, Fiat Punto Evo, and Lancia Delta III models.
K&N Replacement Air Filter for Select Fiat Bravo, Grand Punto and Lancia Delta III
For full vehicle details see list below.
K&N replacement air filter E-2995 is a round air filter that is 10.188 inches long. This unique air filter shape allows it to fit directly into the factory air box without any cutting or fitting. Adding performance is easy with K&N's simple drop-in design.
The E-2995's cotton gauze filter media offers higher airflow than the OE paper filter and provides excellent filtration from dirt and debris. K&N stock replacement air filters are washable, reusable and backed by a one million mile limited warranty. The E-2995 will be the last air filter your car will ever need.
Last season Brian Brown, the Grain Valley, Missouri resident, topped off his first full season as an owner/driver by being awarded Knoxville Raceway's 410 "Owner of the Year." He also managed to notch six victories. The 2010 season picked up right in his familiar comfort zone, when his FVP number 21 Racing Team won the battle at Battleground Speedway in Highlands, Texas. Brown was able to top a very competitive ASCS-Gulf South field.
Brian Brown in Victory Lane at Battleground Speedway - Photo by Carey Akin/www.ManvelMotorsports.com
With this victory Brown's total Career wins sit at 83, a number that no doubt will change real soon. Some drivers are seemly magnetically drawn to victory circle, so it becomes an almost expected occurrence; in 2008 alone he won nine times. This weekend Brown will stay in Texas and put the 410 in for some World of Outlaws action in Kilgore and Baytown, and he likes his chances going in.
Can he carry the momentum from Battleground into this weekend? "I sure hope so," says Brown. "The outlaws are a tough group, but we have a great FVP number 21 team. I hope to go in there, run well, and just continue to build momentum throughout the 2010 season."
Brown's ultimate racing goals for the future are to continue building Brian Brown Racing into a successful organization and give all of his marketing partners a return on their investment, while of course picking up as many wins as possible along the way.
"I love my relationship with K&N and look forward to growing it as Brian Brown Racing and K&N grow together," comments Brown. "I use the carbon fiber air box, the oil filters, the filter oil and filter cleaner, there's no question that it's a winning package as far as I'm concerned."
Brown's very optimistic, yet realistic plans for his particular season are to "Just run 85 races in 12 states and try to win as much as possible, and to represent each one of our marketing partners with the utmost professionalism."
For stores and shops with limited shelf space determining which SKUs to stock
and display can be a difficult task when adding a new product line. That's
not a problem when adding K&N's automotive
Wrench-Off Oil Filters™. K&N has taken much of the guesswork out of this job
with its oil filter starter pack part
87-3053.
Wrench-Off Oil Filter Starter Pack 87-3053
Using quantitative analysis, K&N developed a formula to give dealers great
vehicle coverage using a minimal amount of shelf space.
The 87-3053
oil filter starter pack includes seventeen K&N cannister oil filters that are
sure to be fast moving because they are filters used on a large number of vehicles
across North America. The oil filter assortment included in this starter pack provides coverage for about 88% of cars and light trucks in the United States and
Canada. Make sure you review all
POP materials available
from K&N to help boost your sales.
Below is a list of the Wrench-Off Oil Filter™ part numbers included in Starter Kit part
87-3053.
Select a part number for full application listings.
Go do that voodoo that you do so well, it's a spell. VooDoo Industries is a custom sportbike research and development company based in Cleveland, Ohio. Founder and CEO, Rob Uecker, says he's in the business of making magic with sportbikes - one spell at a time. Uecker is indeed part Merlin and all artist.
(left to right) Skyscrape, Uecker and Punkass model with TapouT custom
By all definitions of the term, his creations are true works of art. And clearly, far more engaging than the utter randomness of say a sculpture made of coat hangers, soup cans and hubcaps. Uecker is a passionate visionary working in a niche industry that's not yet totally up to speed with his revelations. The VooDoo Uecker handle evokes a sense of playfulness, but make no mistake, this guy takes his work very seriously, excuses don't exist in his reality.
TapouT cockpit – indeed, the devil exists in the details
"Voodoo Industries came about from a Bugs Bunny character, Little Voodoo," explains Uecker. "In the late 90's I had a retail shop in the heart of downtown Cleveland called Adrenaline Powersports. I worked my way up to selling 200 used bikes in one year, and that's when I started making some side mount billet plate brackets and frame sliders. I needed a separate branding for the parts, so Voodoo Industries was born. Our main product now is the Voodoo Shorty Exhaust."
All VooDoo bikes are built to order, or they are specially created to focus on a particular product launch, or they're used as advertising, and then they are sold. That's how the two TapouT bikes came to be. TapouT is the MMA (mixed martial arts) clothing/training/lifestyle giant. And, tap-out is what you do when you find yourself in an irreversibly sticky situation in a MMA match, it's like crying uncle, or please stop, that really hurts.
Roaring Toyz manufactured the custom 240 swingarm with Radial Mount 4 Piston Caliper
"I worked with Sarah Timlek, of Advanstar/2 Wheel Tuner. She was orchestrating a major marketing event with TapouT," says Uecker. "They wanted to get into the powersports market and for that they needed someone with the ability to deliver the best, on a very short timeline, without excuses, so I got involved."
"Here's the scenario: we had a build time of two and a half weeks before the reveal to the public, TapouT branding/design required - and failure was not an option. So let's crank it up even more. Let's do two bikes, not just one, and due to all the custom parts, the bikes have to be finished in two weeks and transported to the show direct. Did I mention the show was over 2,000 miles from my shop?"
"As they say in MMA, let's prepare for battle. I was in contact right out of the gate with all the top suppliers in the industry to pull the builds off. Suzuki came through with two 09' Hayabusas. They were stripped bare within two hours of receiving them on our shop dock, and I drove the bodywork from Cleveland to Chicago's Gator Customs, the inventors of Gator Glass."
The custom 240 swingarm was manufactured by Roaring Toyz, and in Uecker hands in only a few days. "And not just any swingarm," adds Uecker, "A prototype built to hold a custom Roaring Toyz, four piston radial caliper." The wheels were made in a mere five days, by Xtreme Machine, with a custom black cut surface treatment. And it all needed to be made for two bikes, oh, let's not forget the matching sprockets too.
Uecker is fully hands-on with every bike he builds, doesn't matter if it's chroming a ZX14, converting a GSX R600 to 1000 (Uecker says it does work), or creating a one-off tribute bike. "I get inspiration from classic lines and objects that make sense. Some of my most popular bikes are my tribute bikes, like the Shelby GT500KR and the Viper bike. The cars are iconic and I wanted to capture some of that spirit in today's top rated sportbikes. Anyone can paint a bike and hang some stickers on it and call it a tribute. I strive to capture the essence of what makes the original so good. The devil is in the details. That's what sets apart the Pros from the Joes."
Private collectors are the majority of Uecker's customers for now. He says a retired athlete that wore the number 23 rides two of his bikes (hint: he wore a Chicago Bulls jersey). He built a Busa (Hayabusa) for MMA Champion, Anderson "The Spider" Silva and recently delivered two bikes for "Punkass" and "Skyscrape" of TapouT.
"Johnny Jump has always worked with the best in their respective fields," says Uecker. "I contacted Johnny a few years back and we have been on board with K&N ever since. It's just a natural fit that we use the best product on all our builds and customer bikes. I have been using K&N oil and air filters on my road-race bikes and in the shop for years. It just makes sense to use the best, why just get by on a build/project that you have poured everything you have into and then install barely adequate filters? Do the right thing - install K&N."
"The future of Voodoo Industries is in developing more applications for our exhaust line, which is now up to 22 applications. One of the largest distributors of aftermarket motorcycle parts, Yanashiki, is distributing my exhaust line and we couldn't be happier to have them onboard. I am also going to release another tribute bike late spring/early summer and get back with my involvement in road racing. Controlled growth is where I am now at, and I wouldn't want it any other way."
Ray Cook was the feature winner at the 2010 Bama Bash. Photo by Thomas Hendrickson Photos.
Late Model racecar driver Ray Cook from Brasstown, North Carolina and the D&R Motorsports team successfully defended last years Bama Bash victory by sweeping it this year. This was the first victory of 2010 for the team and winning at the Green Valley Speedway in Glencoe, Alabama delivered a huge surge of confidence to the team.
Ray Cook Interviews after his victory in the 2010 Bama Bash. Photo by Thomas Hendrickson Photos.
"It felt really great to get back to victory lane so early in the 2010 season," commented Cook. "We won this race last year and really put a lot of time in getting ready for this event. It is hard to repeat with a win in these big shows from one year to the next. We are so grateful to do so."
The Southern Regional Racing Series (SRRS) sanctioned the annual running of the Bama Bash for the first time and a stellar field of 54 cars descended upon Green Valley Speedway for the $10,000 to win event.
Competition was Intense at 2010 Bama Bash. Photo by Thomas Hendrickson Photos.
"I definitely think it will help me and our race team with momentum going into this weekends Lucas Oil Series races," says Cook. "We had a great year last year running the Lucas Oil Series, with five wins, and hope to win some of those races again this year. This is the best dirt Late Model series in the country and the competition is intense. The Tennessee (ultra-fast Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee) racetrack has been better to us in the past, but we are hopeful we can do well at both of them."
Cook went on to win the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series sanctioned
Spring Thaw 60 putting himself in the Lucas Oil Victory Lane for the first time
in 2010. His season has definately started on the right track. Next the team moves to the second round of the Lucas Oil Series at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina.
Ray Cook also won won the Bama Bash race in 2009. Photo by Thomas Hendrickson Photos.
"We have a great relationship with K&N. I am so thankful to everyone at K&N for their support over the years. We have been with the company since 1998, I think, I know it's been a long time anyway. It just seems like we've always used their oil and air Filters, and all the cleaning and spray lubricants that go with them."
For the D&R Motorsports team and Cook plans for the rest of the 2010 race season are simple and pretty much the same as last year – to race as much as they possibly can. "Last year we ran 71 races and we will be close to that this year, if something doesn't happen with the weather, or whatever. You never know in racing. We plan on running the complete Lucas Oil Series schedule, plus all the other main events throughout the year," concludes Cook.
