Hybrid Regular Flex
Hybrid Regular Flex
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titleist 909h 21 degree hybrid regular flex $76.00 |
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LH Adams A7OS 3 Hybrid Graphite Regular Flex $89.99 |
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LH Callaway Diablo Edge 27* 5 Hybrid Regular Flex w/hc $109.99 |
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UST PROFORCE AXIVCORE BLUE 85 HYBRID REGULAR FLEX #199R $39.99 |
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2010 NIKE VR HYBRID #4 24* REGULAR FLEX $99.99 |
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2010 CALLAWAY DIABLO EDGE HYBRID #4 – 24* REGULAR FLEX $109.99 |
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2010 MIZUNO MP CLK HYBRID 23° REGULAR FLEX $129.99 |
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ADAMS IDEA A7OS #3 HYBRID GRAPHITE REGULAR FLEX $79.99 |
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New Grafalloy Epic Hybrid Shaft Regular Flex 370 Tip $48.88 |
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PING G5 Hybrid 4 Wood 22* ProLaunch Regular Flex Shaft $59.95 |
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CALLAWAY DIABLO 24* 4 HYBRID GRAPHITE REGULAR FLEX $69.00 |
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ADAMS Idea Pro Hybrid #5 26* regular flex $64.11 |
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BRAND NEW CALLAWAY FT-iZ #4 HYBRID REGULAR FLEX! $90.95 |
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NEW 2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL 3H HYBRID 19* REGULAR FLEX $137.99 |
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NEW 2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL 4H HYBRID 22* REGULAR FLEX $137.99 |
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NEW 2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL 5H HYBRID 25* REGULAR FLEX $137.99 |
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NEW 2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL 6H HYBRID 28* REGULAR FLEX $137.99 |
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NIKE VICTORY RED HYBRID GOLF CLUB #4 REGULAR FLEX NEW $119.98 |
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2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL H 22 DEG 4 HYBRID REGULAR FLEX $49.99 |
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2010 COBRA BAFFLER RAIL H 19 DEG 3 HYBRID REGULAR FLEX $57.85 |
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Ping G15 23* Hybrid TFC 149 Regular Flex w/hc $119.95 |
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TAYLORMADE r7 DRAW RESCUE HYBRID 28* #6 REGULAR FLEX $51.00 |
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Cobra Baffler TWS 20* 3 Hybrid Regular Flex $28.26 |
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Ping G5 Hybrid 22-deg, RH, graphite regular flex, w/HC $51.00 |
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NEW KING COBRA TRANSITION S HYBRID IRON #4 REGULAR FLEX $99.00 |
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NEW Nike SQ Sumo #4 Hybrid (24*) – Regular Flex $69.99 |
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2010 CALLAWAY DIABLO EDGE HYBRID #5 – 27* REGULAR FLEX $129.99 |
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2010 CALLAWAY DIABLO EDGE HYBRID #4 – 24* REGULAR FLEX $129.99 |
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2010 CALLAWAY DIABLO EDGE HYBRID #4 – 24* REGULAR FLEX $129.99 |
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Ping Rapture V2 Hybrid 23* AWT Regular Flex Steel Shaft $89.99 |
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Mizuno Fli-Hi CLK Hybrid FW 17*, 20*, 23* Regular Flex $101.00 |
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Ping Rapture Hybrid–21 and 24 Degree in Regular Flex $49.99 |
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LH Adams Idea A7 19° 3 iron Hybrid Regular Flex $69.95 |
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TITLEIST 909h 21* Hybrid Diamana Blue Regular Flex $99.99 |
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TITLEIST PT 585.H 24* Hybrid JAVLNFX Regular Flex $64.96 |
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2 NEW ALDILA NV Hybrid Shafts Regular Flex $59.99 |
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NICKENT 4DX IW 20* #3 HYBRID w/BASSARA REGULAR FLEX $29.99 |
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Hippo XXL Hybrid Set 3-PW RH Regular Flex Graphite NEW $139.99 |
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Adams Idea Tech A4 19* Hybrid Regular Flex JAVLN FX h80 $49.99 |
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NEW UST PROFORCE V2 HYBRID 370 REGULAR FLEX 820R41 $29.99 |
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Ping G15 20 degree Hybrid MRH Graphite Regular Flex $94.99 |
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TaylorMade Burner Rescue 20* T3 Hybrid Regular Flex $49.95 |
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NEW! NIKE SQ SUMO 24* #4 HYBRID DIAMANA REGULAR FLEX $69.99 |
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Adams Idea Black Super Hybrid 17 degree regular flex $129.00 |
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TaylorMade Rescue 2009 Hybrid, #4 22* Regular Flex NEW $98.99 |
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Adams Idea a7 Hybrid Irons 3-PW Regular Flex Brand New! $2.25 |
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ORLIMAR ZX HYBRID IRONS 4-SW REGULAR FLEX GRAPHITE-NEW $289.00 |
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TAYLORMADE DUAL RESCUE 22* 4 HYBRID REGULAR FLEX SHAFT $39.99 |
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TaylorMade RESCUE 22* HYBRID 4 IRON REGULAR FLEX 2009 $79.00 |
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**HOT** mlh Cobra Baffler hybrid 20* NV regular flex $49.00 |
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TaylorMade Burner Rescue Wood $200.00 TaylorMade Mens Burner Rescue Hybrid Woods feature: Clubs/Lofts: #3 Wood: 19° #4 Wood: 22° #5 Wood: 25° RE*AX SuperFast 65 Graphite shaft available in Senior, Regular, & Stiff flex Available in left and right-hand Includes headcover Sole: Steel clubhead is 7% larger than the Rescue Dual in volume, 13% larger in footprint Setup: SuperFast club Technology promotes faster swing … |
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Adams Golf A7OS Hybrid Mid-Launch, Easy-To-Hit, More Distance: The a7OS Hybrids feature an ultra thin crown that lowers CG, 44 gram heel and toe perimeter weighting that maximizes forgiveness, a thin face that increases ball speed and a clubhead that is draw biased with new rounded shaping…. |
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Callaway Golf- Big Bertha Heavenwood Hybrid Iron/Wood $199.99 For years, millions of golfers have struggled to hit long irons effectively. Many have replaced their long irons with easy-to-hit fairway woods such as the 5, 7 and 9. While this is an effective alternative to long irons, many players still struggle to get the ball airborne and more accomplished golfers seem to prefer the playability of a smaller head design. The new Callaway Golf Big Bertha Heave… |
Joining the throng of car makers dedicated to help ease the world’s dependence on fossil fuels is DaimlerChrysler, the largest truck manufacturer in the world. At the National Biodiesel Board Annual Conference, Deb Morrissett, the Vice President of Regulatory Affairs for the said company, persuades the growing biodiesel industry to carry on their commitment to develop a natural standard for B20 as car makers are focusing their attention on developing and producing vehicles that will use run on alternative fuels.
The challenge to create a national specification for biodiesel is issued by Morrissett while stating that doing so would speed up the adoption of biodiesel. He further added that doing so would also help in the harnessing and directing the diverse research and investment efforts put into the development of such alternative fuel. He said that biodiesel should have a national fuel specification just like other fuels. “I’m looking forward to the time when anyone can fuel up with B20, but we’re not there yet,†he also added.
Morrissett also encouraged the industry to stay tuned for the company is intending to build on their diesel engine leadership for the coming future. They would do this with help from their partners like Cummins. As a sign of the company’s dedication to produce vehicles that will run on more environment friendly fuel, they have unveiled their Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 vehicles which come equipped with a 6.7-liter Cummins turbodiesel engine. This engine can run on B5 and B20 biodiesel. The said vehicles will become available in the market in March this year. The two trucks already meet emission standards that will be implemented in 2010 and this simply shows the company’s dedication to make their trucks not only to be high performance vehicles but are also safe just like EBC brake pads.
The company’s dedication to lessen the dependence on fossil fuel does not end in their use of efficient and clean diesel engines but they are also one of the car manufacturers which are developing the use of alternative fuels on their vehicles. A concrete example of this is the usage of B5 fuel of their Jeep Liberty and Jeep Grand Cherokee models. Both vehicles are approved for regular use of the B5 biodiesel fuel. Furthermore, their 2007 Dodge Ram can run on B20 biodiesel fuel and can be used for commercial, government, and military fleets.
Their support for the alternative fuel industry does not end there either. The company is planning to develop and produce cars that would be equipped with efficient gasoline engines, hybrid cars, flex-fuel vehicles which can run on gasoline as well as alternative fuel like bio-ethanol, electric vehicles and a test fleet of more than 100 fuel cell powered vehicles.
Their commitment to produce flexi-fuel vehicles will see them producing 250,000 units of the said vehicle which can run on E85 fuel – a fuel that is a mixture of gasoline and bio-ethanol. The 85 in the E85 stands for the percentage of bio-ethanol in the fuel which means that the E85 is 85 percent bio-ethanol and 15 percent gasoline. The flexi-fuel vehicles that DaimlerChrysler will produce can also run on conventional gasoline efficiently. The company aims to double the production of their FFV fleet to 500,000 units in 2008.
During the conference, Loren Beard, manager of Fuel Legislation, Regulation and Policy, along with Scott Schramm, Manager of Regulatory and Technical Affairs, also tackled engine warranty issues, OEM experience with alternative fuels and how to deal with new regulations. The National Biodiesel Board Conference was held last February 5 in San Antonio, Texas.
About the Author:
Anthony Fontanelle is a 35-year-old automotive buff who grew up in the Windy City. He does freelance work for an automotive magazine when he is not busy customizing cars in his shop.
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com – Daimlerchrysler’s Commitment to Alternative Fuels Outlined
