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Rear Seat Entertainment is back and newer than ever! For years consumers have been offered the same outdated Rear Seat Entertainment systems, whether it is the same old DVD headrest system or the DVD overhead system. In a world where technology is growing and changing at a rapid pace, a simple DVD player just doesn’t […]

No matter how high your standards are… theirs is higher. Based out of the Bay Area, MAcarbon produces interior carbon fiber pieces with quality that is unsurpassed. Since their start nearly 15 years ago, the company has expanded greatly from its start of manufacturing interior parts for Ferrari’s. MAcarbon now fabricates carbon fiber interiors for […]

Help eliminate those blind spots! By 2018, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will require all new vehicles to come equipped with “rear visibility technology” to help reduce the number of deaths and injuries caused by backup accidents. Most new vehicles currently come standard with parking sensors, however, sometimes, the backup camera quality could use […]

A True Motorsport Story For All Enthusiasts The Petersen Automotive Museum glistened during sunset on June 24th as a crowd gathered into the Bruce Meyer Family Gallery. Among the crowd was Magnus Walker, the director of the film Roger Donaldson, Bruce Meyer himself, and members of the press. A theater had been set up in […]

The Blog Yeah, we decided to get into blogging. But that’s because we want to keep your guys in the know about what’s happening in the aftermarket automotive world. When amazing products come out, you’ll know. Products like carbon fiber pieces, backup cameras, headrest screens, stereos, exhausts, parking sensors, suspension, wheels, and so much more. […]

The brakes on your vehicle work hard every time you drive. When you slow down in traffic, stop at a red light, or must maneuver a quick hard stop because of an obstruction in the road your brakes are at work. Over time the use of your brakes causes normal wear and tear, which can […]

This process repeats many times per second until the vehicle stops or you lift your foot off the brake pedal. The ABS computer does a power-on self test every time you cycle the ignition.