The Bullhorn Vol.1 Issue 2 - Taurus Car Club Newsletter: Wheel & Brake Issue
Newsletter cover for The Bullhorn (Taurus Car Club of America), the Wheel and Brake issue, Vol.1 Issue 2.
This is the cover page of 'The Bullhorn,' Volume 1, Issue 2 — the monthly newsletter of the Taurus Car Club of America (www.tauruscarclub.com). This issue is themed 'The Wheel and Brake Issue' and its cover promotes several feature articles: a 'KVR Upgrade' article about increasing stopping power, a 'Drum to Discs' step-by-step brake conversion guide, a '5 by 4.5' article explaining wheel bolt pattern numbers, and 'SHO Slicers,' described as the trademark of a legend (referring to the distinctive SHO wheel design). The cover also teases a feature titled 'Does Size Matter? 19 Inches — Venom 800TT,' apparently about 19-inch wheels on a Venom 800TT. The cover artwork shows a purple-tinted close-up of a car wheel and tire. A reader can learn that this newsletter issue covers wheel and brake topics relevant to Ford Taurus owners, including brake upgrades, drum-to-disc conversions, bolt pattern education, and large-diameter wheel fitment. No specific year, part numbers, or technical data appear on this cover page itself; it serves as a table-of-contents-style introduction to the issue's articles.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is The Bullhorn?
- The Bullhorn is the Taurus Car Club of America's monthly newsletter; this cover is Volume 1, Issue 2, found at www.tauruscarclub.com.
- What topics are covered in this issue?
- It is 'The Wheel and Brake Issue,' featuring a KVR brake upgrade for increased stopping power, a step-by-step drum-to-disc conversion, an article explaining the 5 by 4.5 bolt pattern numbers, SHO Slicers wheels, and a piece on 19-inch wheels ('Does Size Matter? 19 Inches — Venom 800TT').
- Does this issue explain wheel bolt patterns?
- Yes, the article titled '5 BY 4.5 — Understanding the Numbers' covers wheel bolt pattern numbering.
- Is there a brake conversion guide in this issue?
- Yes, 'Drum to Discs — A Step by Step Conversion' is advertised on the cover.
- What are 'SHO Slicers'?
- The cover describes SHO Slicers as the 'Trademark of a Legend,' a featured wheel article in this issue.
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