Other Products

Missing that one part that doesn't fit into a fixed category, such as a camshaft gear bolt, a pressure gauge or an add-a-leaf spring kit? This product group brings together parts for the engine, fuel system, suspension, electrics and lighting for cars, pickups and off-road vehicles. It's for you if you know exactly what your project needs.

What does the category include?

The range is broad. For the engine, you'll find, for example, an ARP2000 head stud kit from Brian Crower for the Yamaha 998 engine and a camshaft gear bolt with washer for the Toyota 2JZ/1JZ. For the fuel system, there's a 0-100 PSI pressure gauge and 1/2 inch SAE to 6AN adapters from Radium Engineering, as well as a lift pump bypass for the 2003-2004 Dodge. Suspension covers, for example, shock absorbers and leaf spring packs from ICON for the Ford Super Duty, Toyota Tacoma and Tundra. The rest of the range can be found under other and unclassified parts.

How to choose the right part

Because the parts are so varied, your choice mostly depends on what the part is going on and what it needs to solve:

• Model and year: many parts are made for a specific range, e.g. 2005+ or 13-18. Also check the engine code and drivetrain, e.g. 4WD.
• Connections: with fittings, the thread type and size must match on both sides, e.g. SAE to AN.
• Load and use: for leaf springs and shock absorbers, the choice depends on load, lift height and type of driving. An extra leaf can change both load capacity and comfort.
• Measuring range: a pressure gauge should cover the pressure your system typically operates at, with some margin.

Installation and maintenance

Head studs and camshaft bolts typically need to be tightened to the manufacturer's torque and sequence, as incorrect tightening can cause leaks or damage. A boost tap like the one from Torque Solution for the Ford Focus ST and Fiesta ST lets you connect a gauge, but hoses and connections should be checked regularly for leaks. Modifications to suspension and lighting, such as LED lights from Rigid, can matter at vehicle inspection. It depends on the product and the car, so check the approval for the specific part number.

More brands in the category

In addition to those mentioned, you'll find parts from brands such as ARB, All Balls Racing, OMIX, Kuryakyn and Vortex Racing. There's also, for example, engine bay insulation from DEI for the Jeep Wrangler JK and the Comfort Connect M10 accessory from CTEK.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find out if a part fits my car?

Compare the product name with your car's model, year, engine code and drivetrain. Many parts in the category are made for a specific range or a specific engine, so always check the part number against your car before buying.

Are LED lights and modified suspension road legal?

It depends on the product and the car. Some lights and suspension parts may require approval, e.g. E-mark, or an inspection after installation. Check the approval for the specific part number before fitting the part to a registered car.

Can I reuse head bolts after the cylinder head has been removed?

It depends on the bolt type and the manufacturer's instructions. Some bolts are designed for single use, while others can typically be reused. Always follow the specified torque and tightening sequence.

What should I watch out for with AN fittings and adapters?

The thread type and size must match on both sides, and the sealing method must suit the fitting. Check the connections for leaks after installation and again after the first drives, especially in the fuel system.