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Griffiths Equipment Ltd distribute auto accessories and car parts for all models of cars, vans, and four wheel drives.

The major product brands we distribute are

• All Blacks licensed product
• Antech auto antennas
• CarPlan car care - car wash, car wax, etc.
• Looney Tunes licensed car accessories
• Momo Tuning, Racing, and Wheels
• Narva auto electrical products
• Plasti Dip synthetic rubber coating
• Projecta battery chargers and accessories
• SAAS sporting car parts and accessories
• RainX windscreen and anti fog additives
• Slick 50 oil additives
• Type S sporting car accessories
• Wildcat sporting car parts and accessories
• Yada bluetooth hands free phone car kits

All Blacks - is a range of licensed car accessories that include seat covers, floor mats, number plate frames, mobile phone holders, drink holders, etc.

Antech - Antech has the largest range of aerials and replacement aerial masts in New Zealand, our extensive range of universal aerials include all the popular styles. Roof mount, gutter grip, pillar mount and the various types of cowl Mount (spring base, retractable and rubber) aerials. We also carry a vast range of manual OEM aerials to suit most New Zealand new and Japanese import vehicles. If your looking for electric aerials (automatic or semi-automatic), we have a comprehensive range of both universal and OEM to suit your needs.

Car Plan - Tetrosyl Automotive is the largest supplier of car care products in Britain with a 47% share of the UK retail automotive market for chemicals and lubricants. The CarPlan brand has made Tetrosyl the leading car care supplier to national DIY and grocery multiples as well as traditional car care accessory outlets.

Looney Tunes - is a range of licensed car accessories that include seat covers, floor mats, number plate frames, mobile phone holders, drink holders, etc.

Momo began in the 1960's with a passion for motor racing. Momo now supplys a premium range of Tuning Accessories including: Shift Knobs, Steering wheels, Pedals. Racing gear includes: Fireproof clothing, Boots, Seats, Steering Wheels and Momo also supply's a range of road wheels.

Narva - is a range of auto electrical products including lamps, driving lights, LED lights, trailer lamps, etc.

Plasti Dip - is an air dry, synthetic rubber coating that can be easily applied by spraying, brushing or dipping. PLASTI DIP® resists moisture, acids, abrasion, weathering, electrical shock, skidding/slipping, corrosion; coats and gives a comfortable, controlled, colour coded grip to all types of tools; lawn and garden, mechanical, electrical, woodworking and masonry.

Projecta - is a range of battery changers, inverters, solar panels, vehicle accessories, terminals and cables.

SAAS - Steering wheels, gear shift knobs, pedal pad sets, air vents, engine filters, and other popular car accessories.

RainX - The all-new RAIN-X ANTI-FOG for interior glass is another breakthrough in surface treatment technology by the inventors of Rain-X – “The invisible Windshield Wiper” – for exterior glass. It is unlike any other anti-fog, anti-steam or anti-mist product previously available.

Slick 50 - is a range of oil additives and oil treatments for your car.

Type S - The latest Japanese designed accessories for the New Zealand market. Window tint, seat covers, seat belt pads, mobile phone holders, drink holders, lights, and clocks are just some of the Type S touring items available to customise the interior of your car.

Wildcat - has a vast range of automotive accessories such as aerials, number plate frames, steering wheel covers, steering wheels, seat covers, engine filters and other popular auto accessories.

Yada - The only “Car-Centric” Bluetooth® solution with a unique take on hands-free communication. Yada products are designed to help make wireless communication less stressful while driving.

Griffiths Equipment Limited
22-24 Olive Road
Penrose
Auckland
New Zealand

2012 Ford F150 SVT Raptor

The SVT Raptor is a high-performance off-road version of Ford 's venerable F-150 pickup truck -- and for the latest model year the truck received a mid-cycle refresh with some substantial equipment-based additions.

Marking the second update since being introduced, Ford has added a Torsen front differential, a forward-looking off-road camera and a working over of the interior packaging and exterior graphics for the latest model year trucks.

Likely the most significant of the changes comes in the form of the Torsen front differential, which will add extra grip when off-roading, particularly when climbing steep angles when front grip is essential - such as in rock climbing.

Speaking of rock climbing, Ford has really thought of everything and added a forward-looking camera mounted in the front grille that provides a live video feed via the eight-inch dash screen of exactly what lies ahead of the truck when traveling below 15 miles per hour. This feature is intended to give drivers the ability to have a spotter-like function without needing to get out of the truck, helping to avoid rocks, ruts or other obstacles when crawling through the most intense terrain.

Ford also made some other cosmetic and interior changes such as a new wheel design (which has the functional benefit of interior-mounted weights), a new exterior graphic package, the addition of cooled seats to the Luxury Package and a switch from orange to blue for the interior accent package – which also gains bits of aluminum accents.

6.2 > 5.4
The first time Ford refreshed the Raptor it decided to drop the dated 5.4-liter engine altogether, making the 6.2-liter V8 standard for both the Supercab and SuperCrew models. This now standard engine makes the F-150 SVT Raptor the most powerful half-ton pickup on the market thanks to its 411 horsepower and 434 lb-ft of torque.

Ford says that the exhaust for the 6.2-liter engine was uniquely tuned to deliver the performance-oriented, high-horsepower sound customers want. Additionally, a unique firing order gives the 6.2-liter a distinctive roar.

Ford says it performed extensive testing on the lestest powerplant, including subjecting fifty prototype engines to more than a dozen of the toughest engine tests at Ford's dynamometer lab...