SBN Select Committee Member Susan Carpenter standing alongside the Mustang during a chassis dyno session at Edelbrock headquarters.

The SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women has completed week three and four of its eight-week build, and progress is beyond everyone’s wildest expectations. For those of you just tuning in to this historical project, Ford Motor Co. donated a ’13 Mustang GT to SEMA and the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN), and the vehicle is being modified entirely by SBN members. The project is designed to shine the light on women working in the automotive aftermarket and to encourage more women to pursue careers in the industry.

 The vehicle will be auctioned on eBay, with proceeds benefitting the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, thereby helping to foster the industry’s next generation of leaders. The satin-black luxury Mustang concept, designed by Jennifer Seely of Ford and known as High Gear, was adopted after an intense period of Internet voting by Source Interlink Media readers and an ambitious, detailed build schedule was developed.

During weeks one and two, the Mustang started out at L&G Enterprises in San Dimas, California, where the entire underhood area was transformed from its factory white to a sleek all-black finish to match Seely’s vision. Of course, every component hindering the perfect paint job had to be meticulously removed, labeled or taped up, then reinstalled or uncovered. The Mustang was then moved to Source Interlink Media headquarters in El Segundo, California, to the Hot Rod garage where the powertrain team went to work installing the Edelbrock E-Force supercharger and other engine improvements. A chassis dynamometer test, courtesy of the folks at Edelbrock, revealed that the power to the wheels was now 489 hp and 424 lb.-ft. of torque.

Week three was reserved for the interior team, which consisted of Team Leader Kristin Cline of Cie Studios, Rachel DeBarros of Purple Star Media, Liza Sheen of Kizuna Kustoms, SBN Chairman Marla Moore of Hypertech, Crew Chief Kellie Colf of Colf Creative Resources, Jessi Combs of Precious Metals, JoAnn Bortles of Crazy Horse Custom Paint, Michelle Perez and Genevieve Saxton, both auto tech students at Skyline College and Heart Wrenchers Car Club members. Their first step was to pull out all the seats and carpet in order to install the DEI sound-deadening material in preparation for the Kicker stereo installation, then on to the Wilwood brake installation.

“I was especially impressed with Missy Perez and Genevieve Saxton, the two students from Skyline College and the Heart Wrenchers Club,” stated Marla Moore, SBN chair. “Not only was their enthusiasm infectious, but seeing these young college women’s passion helps all of us see that tomorrow’s industry leadership is alive and well.”

Lisa Kubo of K&N stopped in to see how things were going and provided and installed their billet oil filter and K&N air filter. Other visits included new SEMA Hall of Fame inductee Mark Heffington of Hypertech, and former SEMA Board of Directors Chair Corky Coker, as well as the news media.

Crew Chief Kellie Colf stated, “What an incredible week we had. Not only did we get the work done, but also had the privilege of being interviewed by both CBS and the local Fox News station as this historic women’s build unfolds. We were truly honored that these newsmakers recognized the significance of our first all-women’s vehicle build and the precedence it sets for this industry.”

Week four saw High Gear move back to L&G Enterprises for final paint preparation. Team members included Team Leader Theresa Contreras of L&G Enterprises, Addi Van Osdel and Sara Morosan of L&G Enterprises’ Custom Truck Shop Division with assistance from Lisa McCarley of Chicago Pneumatic, who provided the air tools to disassemble the vehicle. Once in the staging area, all exterior and interior parts were removed, holes were welded up and bodywork and prep intensified. With prep complete, the team began the arduous task of masking up the vehicle, and finally by week’s end, the spraying began.

The SBN vehicle build task force is comprised of Task Force Chair Rose Kawasaki (Exports International), Project Vehicle Coordinator Sherry Kollien (Ford Motor Co.), Crew Chief Kellie Colf (Colf Creative Resources), PR/Media Coordinator Camee Edelbrock (Schiefer Media Inc.) and Product Coordinator Susan Carpenter (JR Products). Advisors include Mike Spagnola (Street Scene Equipment), Joel Ayres (Bedslide/Takit) and Marla Moore (Hypertech).



To learn more about the SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women, visit www.SEMA.org/SEMAmustangbuild, or contact Bryan Harrison, SEMA's senior manager of councils and the build's project manager at bryanh@sema.org. Follow the build progress at www.youtube.com/MotorTrend and www.HOTROD.com.

SBN Select Committee Member Susan Carpenter standing alongside the Mustang during a chassis dyno session at Edelbrock headquarters.

The SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women has completed week three and four of its eight-week build, and progress is beyond everyone’s wildest expectations. For those of you just tuning in to this historical project, Ford Motor Co. donated a ’13 Mustang GT to SEMA and the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN), and the vehicle is being modified entirely by SBN members. The project is designed to shine the light on women working in the automotive aftermarket and to encourage more women to pursue careers in the industry.

 The vehicle will be auctioned on eBay, with proceeds benefitting the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, thereby helping to foster the industry’s next generation of leaders. The satin-black luxury Mustang concept, designed by Jennifer Seely of Ford and known as High Gear, was adopted after an intense period of Internet voting by Source Interlink Media readers and an ambitious, detailed build schedule was developed.

During weeks one and two, the Mustang started out at L&G Enterprises in San Dimas, California, where the entire underhood area was transformed from its factory white to a sleek all-black finish to match Seely’s vision. Of course, every component hindering the perfect paint job had to be meticulously removed, labeled or taped up, then reinstalled or uncovered. The Mustang was then moved to Source Interlink Media headquarters in El Segundo, California, to the Hot Rod garage where the powertrain team went to work installing the Edelbrock E-Force supercharger and other engine improvements. A chassis dynamometer test, courtesy of the folks at Edelbrock, revealed that the power to the wheels was now 489 hp and 424 lb.-ft. of torque.

Week three was reserved for the interior team, which consisted of Team Leader Kristin Cline of Cie Studios, Rachel DeBarros of Purple Star Media, Liza Sheen of Kizuna Kustoms, SBN Chairman Marla Moore of Hypertech, Crew Chief Kellie Colf of Colf Creative Resources, Jessi Combs of Precious Metals, JoAnn Bortles of Crazy Horse Custom Paint, Michelle Perez and Genevieve Saxton, both auto tech students at Skyline College and Heart Wrenchers Car Club members. Their first step was to pull out all the seats and carpet in order to install the DEI sound-deadening material in preparation for the Kicker stereo installation, then on to the Wilwood brake installation.

“I was especially impressed with Missy Perez and Genevieve Saxton, the two students from Skyline College and the Heart Wrenchers Club,” stated Marla Moore, SBN chair. “Not only was their enthusiasm infectious, but seeing these young college women’s passion helps all of us see that tomorrow’s industry leadership is alive and well.”

Lisa Kubo of K&N stopped in to see how things were going and provided and installed their billet oil filter and K&N air filter. Other visits included new SEMA Hall of Fame inductee Mark Heffington of Hypertech, and former SEMA Board of Directors Chair Corky Coker, as well as the news media.

Crew Chief Kellie Colf stated, “What an incredible week we had. Not only did we get the work done, but also had the privilege of being interviewed by both CBS and the local Fox News station as this historic women’s build unfolds. We were truly honored that these newsmakers recognized the significance of our first all-women’s vehicle build and the precedence it sets for this industry.”

Week four saw High Gear move back to L&G Enterprises for final paint preparation. Team members included Team Leader Theresa Contreras of L&G Enterprises, Addi Van Osdel and Sara Morosan of L&G Enterprises’ Custom Truck Shop Division with assistance from Lisa McCarley of Chicago Pneumatic, who provided the air tools to disassemble the vehicle. Once in the staging area, all exterior and interior parts were removed, holes were welded up and bodywork and prep intensified. With prep complete, the team began the arduous task of masking up the vehicle, and finally by week’s end, the spraying began.

The SBN vehicle build task force is comprised of Task Force Chair Rose Kawasaki (Exports International), Project Vehicle Coordinator Sherry Kollien (Ford Motor Co.), Crew Chief Kellie Colf (Colf Creative Resources), PR/Media Coordinator Camee Edelbrock (Schiefer Media Inc.) and Product Coordinator Susan Carpenter (JR Products). Advisors include Mike Spagnola (Street Scene Equipment), Joel Ayres (Bedslide/Takit) and Marla Moore (Hypertech).



To learn more about the SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women, visit www.SEMA.org/SEMAmustangbuild, or contact Bryan Harrison, SEMA's senior manager of councils and the build's project manager at bryanh@sema.org. Follow the build progress at www.youtube.com/MotorTrend and www.HOTROD.com.

SBN Select Committee Member Susan Carpenter standing alongside the Mustang during a chassis dyno session at Edelbrock headquarters.

The SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women has completed week three and four of its eight-week build, and progress is beyond everyone’s wildest expectations. For those of you just tuning in to this historical project, Ford Motor Co. donated a ’13 Mustang GT to SEMA and the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN), and the vehicle is being modified entirely by SBN members. The project is designed to shine the light on women working in the automotive aftermarket and to encourage more women to pursue careers in the industry.

 The vehicle will be auctioned on eBay, with proceeds benefitting the SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund, thereby helping to foster the industry’s next generation of leaders. The satin-black luxury Mustang concept, designed by Jennifer Seely of Ford and known as High Gear, was adopted after an intense period of Internet voting by Source Interlink Media readers and an ambitious, detailed build schedule was developed.

During weeks one and two, the Mustang started out at L&G Enterprises in San Dimas, California, where the entire underhood area was transformed from its factory white to a sleek all-black finish to match Seely’s vision. Of course, every component hindering the perfect paint job had to be meticulously removed, labeled or taped up, then reinstalled or uncovered. The Mustang was then moved to Source Interlink Media headquarters in El Segundo, California, to the Hot Rod garage where the powertrain team went to work installing the Edelbrock E-Force supercharger and other engine improvements. A chassis dynamometer test, courtesy of the folks at Edelbrock, revealed that the power to the wheels was now 489 hp and 424 lb.-ft. of torque.

Week three was reserved for the interior team, which consisted of Team Leader Kristin Cline of Cie Studios, Rachel DeBarros of Purple Star Media, Liza Sheen of Kizuna Kustoms, SBN Chairman Marla Moore of Hypertech, Crew Chief Kellie Colf of Colf Creative Resources, Jessi Combs of Precious Metals, JoAnn Bortles of Crazy Horse Custom Paint, Michelle Perez and Genevieve Saxton, both auto tech students at Skyline College and Heart Wrenchers Car Club members. Their first step was to pull out all the seats and carpet in order to install the DEI sound-deadening material in preparation for the Kicker stereo installation, then on to the Wilwood brake installation.

“I was especially impressed with Missy Perez and Genevieve Saxton, the two students from Skyline College and the Heart Wrenchers Club,” stated Marla Moore, SBN chair. “Not only was their enthusiasm infectious, but seeing these young college women’s passion helps all of us see that tomorrow’s industry leadership is alive and well.”

Lisa Kubo of K&N stopped in to see how things were going and provided and installed their billet oil filter and K&N air filter. Other visits included new SEMA Hall of Fame inductee Mark Heffington of Hypertech, and former SEMA Board of Directors Chair Corky Coker, as well as the news media.

Crew Chief Kellie Colf stated, “What an incredible week we had. Not only did we get the work done, but also had the privilege of being interviewed by both CBS and the local Fox News station as this historic women’s build unfolds. We were truly honored that these newsmakers recognized the significance of our first all-women’s vehicle build and the precedence it sets for this industry.”

Week four saw High Gear move back to L&G Enterprises for final paint preparation. Team members included Team Leader Theresa Contreras of L&G Enterprises, Addi Van Osdel and Sara Morosan of L&G Enterprises’ Custom Truck Shop Division with assistance from Lisa McCarley of Chicago Pneumatic, who provided the air tools to disassemble the vehicle. Once in the staging area, all exterior and interior parts were removed, holes were welded up and bodywork and prep intensified. With prep complete, the team began the arduous task of masking up the vehicle, and finally by week’s end, the spraying began.

The SBN vehicle build task force is comprised of Task Force Chair Rose Kawasaki (Exports International), Project Vehicle Coordinator Sherry Kollien (Ford Motor Co.), Crew Chief Kellie Colf (Colf Creative Resources), PR/Media Coordinator Camee Edelbrock (Schiefer Media Inc.) and Product Coordinator Susan Carpenter (JR Products). Advisors include Mike Spagnola (Street Scene Equipment), Joel Ayres (Bedslide/Takit) and Marla Moore (Hypertech).



To learn more about the SEMA Mustang Build Powered by Women, visit www.SEMA.org/SEMAmustangbuild, or contact Bryan Harrison, SEMA's senior manager of councils and the build's project manager at bryanh@sema.org. Follow the build progress at www.youtube.com/MotorTrend and www.HOTROD.com.

	If you are looking for a booth vehicle for the 2012 SEMA Show, consider making an announcement in SEMA eNews.

If you’re looking for a vehicle for your booth, simplify your search by making an announcement in SEMA eNews. The publication is distributed to more than 100,000 industry professionals, including numerous vehicle builders and customizers.

Through an announcement in SEMA eNews, you will be able to define the type of vehicle you are looking for, helping you to reach a large number of vehicle owners and builders effectively. The vehicle builders and owners will be able to contact you directly.

To submit an announcement, you must be a 2012 SEMA Show exhibitor. Send your company's name, booth number, type of vehicle you are seeking and contact information to eNews@sema.org. Make sure to include "Seeking Project Vehicle" in the subject line of the e-mail.

More information on the SEMA Show is available at www.SEMAShow.com. Exhibitors: Access the Exhibitor Manual at www.SEMAShow.com/esm. For more information on displaying a booth vehicle, visit www.SEMAShow.com/boothvehicles.

Exhibitors Looking for a Display Vehicle

Direct Lift/VSG Group: Booth #10339. The exhibitor will have a four-post lift set up in its booth and would have the vehicle raised to full rise, setting on the locks for the duration of the Show. The product is black, so a nice, clean vehicle that would look nice under the lights is desired. Also looking for a motorcycle to be displayed on the company's motorcycle lift for the duration of the Show. The product is black, so a nice clean, bright-colored bike is desired. Contact: Donnie Bruther, 866-347-5438. dbruther@directlift.com.

Pittman Outdoors: Booth #30218. Toyota Tacoma 6-ft. longbed truck to display the company's products. Only the truck bed will be used to showcase the company's air mattresses. No modifications, bolt-ons or attachments are needed. Contact: Rick Fletcher, 562-926-6660. rfletcher@truckairbedz.com.

REDI-Sensor: Booth #40276. Ford Raptor or Chevrolet or Ford 2500 or 3500 Series Pick. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose, 610-289-0488, ext. 4002. annamaria.blose@continental-corporation.com.

VizuaLogic: Booth #11745. Rear-seat entertainment product manufacturer looking for “SEMA-worthy” booth vehicle. The company will install a headrest DVD system, backup system and possibly more, depending on the vehicle. Contact: Aaron Lyle, 951-272-1996, ext. 177. alyle@tmiproducts.com.

	If you are looking for a booth vehicle for the 2012 SEMA Show, consider making an announcement in SEMA eNews.

If you’re looking for a vehicle for your booth, simplify your search by making an announcement in SEMA eNews. The publication is distributed to more than 100,000 industry professionals, including numerous vehicle builders and customizers.

Through an announcement in SEMA eNews, you will be able to define the type of vehicle you are looking for, helping you to reach a large number of vehicle owners and builders effectively. The vehicle builders and owners will be able to contact you directly.

To submit an announcement, you must be a 2012 SEMA Show exhibitor. Send your company's name, booth number, type of vehicle you are seeking and contact information to eNews@sema.org. Make sure to include "Seeking Project Vehicle" in the subject line of the e-mail.

More information on the SEMA Show is available at www.SEMAShow.com. Exhibitors: Access the Exhibitor Manual at www.SEMAShow.com/esm. For more information on displaying a booth vehicle, visit www.SEMAShow.com/boothvehicles.

Exhibitors Looking for a Display Vehicle

Direct Lift/VSG Group: Booth #10339. The exhibitor will have a four-post lift set up in its booth and would have the vehicle raised to full rise, setting on the locks for the duration of the Show. The product is black, so a nice, clean vehicle that would look nice under the lights is desired. Also looking for a motorcycle to be displayed on the company's motorcycle lift for the duration of the Show. The product is black, so a nice clean, bright-colored bike is desired. Contact: Donnie Bruther, 866-347-5438. dbruther@directlift.com.

Pittman Outdoors: Booth #30218. Toyota Tacoma 6-ft. longbed truck to display the company's products. Only the truck bed will be used to showcase the company's air mattresses. No modifications, bolt-ons or attachments are needed. Contact: Rick Fletcher, 562-926-6660. rfletcher@truckairbedz.com.

REDI-Sensor: Booth #40276. Ford Raptor or Chevrolet or Ford 2500 or 3500 Series Pick. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose, 610-289-0488, ext. 4002. annamaria.blose@continental-corporation.com.

VizuaLogic: Booth #11745. Rear-seat entertainment product manufacturer looking for “SEMA-worthy” booth vehicle. The company will install a headrest DVD system, backup system and possibly more, depending on the vehicle. Contact: Aaron Lyle, 951-272-1996, ext. 177. alyle@tmiproducts.com.

SEMA Show Exhibitors: Get your parts on more vehicles at the 2012 SEMA Show by offering products to builders through the Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect manufacturers looking for additional product exposure at the SEMA Show with the builders who design and create the vehicles that grab the attention of media and buyers from around the world.

Product-placement opportunities such as these are so beneficial that manufacturers often offer products for free or at a greatly reduced rate. To participate in the list, access the Products for Project-Vehicle Builders form.

The latest addition to the list will be included each week in SEMA eNews, when available. The list is open to exhibitors of the 2012 SEMA Show only and is intended to build awareness for SEMA Show exhibitors and their products.

For questions or additional information, contact Jason Catullo at jasonc@sema.org 909-978-6713.

Latest Products Offered

Engine/Underhood Components

Eight Stack Fuel Injection: New Ford Coyote stack injection system, new lower-cost stack injection system, new Ford SOHC injection system. Contact: Dale Schaller, 330-797-9291, dale@eightstack.com. Website: www.eightstack.com.

Exterior Components/Accessories

Advanti Racing Wheels: Premium-styled wheel line offering to help SEMA project vehicle builders with wheels, sizes 17-in. through 22-in., for their vehicles. Contact: Scott Weiss, 516-822-5700, ext. 205, sweiss@konigwheels.com. Website: www.advantiwheel.com.  

Bravado Performance Wheels: Aggressive-fit wheels for modern muscle vehicle applications, sizes 18-in. through 22-in., available with staggered fitment options. Special fitments for ’05+ Mustang and ’10+ Camaro, along with modern Chevy truck and Ford truck platforms. Contact: Scott Weiss, 516-822-5700, ext. 205, sweiss@konigwheels.com. Website: www.bravadowheels.com.

Konig Wheels: Konig is offering to assist SEMA project vehicle builders with wheels for their projects. Contact: Scott Weiss, 516-822-5700, ext. 205, sweiss@konigwheels.com. Website: www.konigwheels.com.

Privat Wheels: Premium-styled wheels, sizes 18-in. through 20-in. available, including, but not limited to, staggered fitments. Contact: Scott Weiss, 516-822-5700, ext. 205, sweiss@konigwheels.com. Website: www.privatwheels.com.

Interior Components/Accessories

US Speedo/Motor City Products: Stainless steel, anodized and color gauge face kits, needles, lenses and LED lighting upgrades. Contact: Nick McLanahan, 810-244-0909, nickm@motorcityproducts.com, scotty@usspeedo.com. Website: www.usspeedo.com. 

Suspension/Brake Components

Atturo Tire: UHP tires and M/T tires. Contact: Michael Mathis, 847-265-6146, mmathis@atturo.com. Website: atturo.com.

BDS Suspension: Suspension, lift kits and accessories for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps, backed by the No Fine Print Warranty. Contact: Carter Reed, 517-279-2135, ext. 250, creed@bds-suspension.com. Website: bds-suspension.com.

The Brake Man Inc.: Brake rotors, pads and calipers for multiple vehicle platforms and motorsports. Contact: Cory Lamara, 805-987-7867, cory@thebrakeman.com. Website: www.thebrakeman.com. 

Viking Performance Inc.: Double adjustable shocks, high-travel coil-over springs, rod ends and spherical bearings. Contact: Christina King, 952-469-4130, cking@vi-king.com. Website: www.vi-king.com.

Other Products/Services

Eight Stack Fuel Injection: SB, BB, Ford, SB Chevy, individual throttle bodies for various applications. Contact: Dale Schaller, 330-797-9291, dale@eightstack.com. Website: www.eightstack.com.

Uni-Dolly: Mobile jack stands for restoration vehicles, show cars and other vehicles that need to be moved easily on a hard surface with the wheels on or off. Contact: Rick Davie, 503-705-5029, rick@uni-dolly.com. Website: www.uni-dolly.com.

VP Racing Fuels: Race fuel, fuel-handling accessories. Contact: Andy Deel, 210-635-7744, andy@vpracingfuels.com. Website: www.vpracingfuels.com.

Previous Submissions

Engine/Underhood Components

Advanced Clutch Technology Inc. (ACT): Clutches and flywheels. Contact: Daniel Starksen, 661-940-7555, daniels@advancedclutch.com. Website: www.advancedclutch.com.

AEM Induction Systems: Full line of high-performance air intake systems and air filters for sport compact, modern-day musclecars and trucks and SUVs, including gas and diesel applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia, 800-992-3000, luciot@aemintakes.com.

AIRAID Filter Co.: Cold air intake systems. New cold air intake systems for the 2013 Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ! Unlimited supply available! Contact: Brian Paravicini, 602-652-9724, brian@airaid.com. Website: www.airaid.com.

American Truck Technology: Exotic "Big Mouth" stainless steel exhaust tips for light-duty trucks with non-traditional profiles featuring triangles, tear drops and ovals. Contact: Jeff Liu, 855-288-8782, jeff.liu@americantrucktechnology.com. Website: www.americantrucktechnology.com.

AMSOIL Inc.: Synthetic motor oil & drivetrain fluids. Contact: Ed Newman or Jamie Jarvi, info@amsoil.com, 715-399-6557. Website: www.AMSOIL.com.

Champion Oil: Champion produces and blends more than 300 products, including fuel, oil, engine additives and lubricants for the racing, automotive, heavy truck, agricultural, industrial and specialty markets. Contact: Karl Dedolph, 660-890-6231, kdedolph@championbrands.com. Website: www.championsusechampion.com.

CORSA Performance Exhausts: Premium, stainless steel, high-performance exhaust systems for the newest cars and trucks. Contact: Casey Milano, 330-244-9980, casey@mcculloughpr.com. Website: www.corsaperformance.com.

DeatschWerks: Flow-matched fuel-injector sets (up to 2,200cc). Contact: Greg Brungardt, 405-217-0718, Greg@DeatschWerks.com. Website: www.DeatschWerks.com.

Design Engineering Inc.: DEI heat protection, CryO2 cryogenic air charge cooling system, Boom Mat sound deadening materials, Ny-Trex nitrous systems and components and SPA turbo components. Contact: Tom Miller, 440-930-7940, tmiller@designengineering.com. Website: www.designengineering.com.

DevilsOwn Injection: Progressive water methanol injection kit. Contact: Chance McClurkin, 405-470-4356, chance@alcohol-injection.com. Website: www.alcohol-injection.com.

Doug Thorley Headers: Headers, exhaust systems. Contact: Troy Mastell, tmastell@jardineproducts.com, 951-371-1744. 

Dynomax Performance Exhaust: Performance exhaust systems. Drone-free and performance mufflers. DynoMax Performance Exhaust engineers and manufactures dyno-proven, power-enhancing exhaust systems and components and a complete line-up of mufflers for a full range of domestic and import passenger cars, light trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. If you’re looking for a drone-free muffler, contact the company today. Available for 2012 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, chrissy@pinnmedia.com, 330-688-3515. Website: www.dynomax.com. 

Edge Products/Superchips: Performance tuning and data monitoring products for gas and diesel trucks, cars, SUVs and Jeeps. Products include: Edge Insight CS/CTS, Evolution CS/CTS, Juice with Attitude CS/CTS, EvoHT, Superchips Flashpaq, VIVID Linq, TrailDash, TrailJammer TDX and Cortex. Contact: Jim McGinn, 770-846-0327, jmcginn@powerteq.com. Website: www.edgeproducts.com or www.superchips.com.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: Late-model Ford, Chevy and Dodge ignition coils, cold air intake systems, mass airflow sensors. Contact: J.R. Granatelli, 805-486-6644, jrgranatelli@granatellimotorsports.com. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Haltech Engine Management Systems: Engine Management systems wire in and PNP including ignition systems and display dashes. Contact: Steve Nichols, Steve@haltech.com, 760-598-1941. Website: www.haltech.com.

INJEN Technology: Offering a full line of high-performance air-intake systems for sport compacts, modern-day musclecars, trucks and SUVs, including both gas and diesel applications. INJEN intakes feature the patented Air Fusion and MR Technology, along with proprietary dry Nano air filters. Scion FR-S and Subaru BRZ intakes are included for sponsorship. Contact: Paul Ho, paul_ho@injen.com. Website: www.injen.com. 

JET Performance Products: Computer tuning via performance module, programmer or custom tune; mass air sensors; and TBI spacers. Dan Nicholas, dan@powerbyjet.com. 714-848-5515. Website: www.jetchip.com.

K&N Engineering Inc.: High-flow intake systems, OE replacement air filters, high-performance oil filters for most vehicles and powersports applications. Contact: Lucio Tapia, 951-826-4000, ext. 4350, luciot@knfilters.com. Website: www.knfilters.com.

Maradyne High Performance Fans: High-performance cooling fans, including the dual 12-in. Jetstreme Platinum fan, plus a variety of heaters and accessories. Contact: Casey Milano, 330-244-9980, casey@mcculloughpr.com. Website: www.maradynehp.com.

ProCharger: Intercooled ProCharger supercharger systems. Cary Pangrac, 913-338-2886, cary.pangrac@procharger.com. Website: www.procharger.com.

Odyssey Battery by EnerSys: High-performance batteries and battery chargers. Contact: April Lowther, april.lowther@enersys.com, 610-208-1729. Website: www.odysseybattery.com.

Quick Time Performance: AR3 stainless steel mufflers. Contact: Barry Adler, 973-513-9955, sales@quicktimeperformance.com.

Road Magnet Performance Springs: Precision mechanical springs. Contact: Mark Habicht, 410-686-9100, mark@roadmagnet.com. Website: www.roadmagnet.com.

S&B Filters Inc.: Cold air intake kits for gas and diesel trucks. Contact: Ryan Herold, rherold@sbfilters.com, 909-232-8920. Website: www.sbfilters.com.

Thrush Exhaust: Performance exhaust systems, mufflers and Glasspacks. Thrush Exhaust products and its “Woodpecker” logo are icons of the original street-racing era, and now you can use these products for your SEMA builds. Thrush offers a wide range of header-back exhaust systems for musclecars, a complete array of stainless-steel mufflers and several options for its Glasspack mufflers. 2012 SEMA project vehicles only. Contact: Christine Bowser, chrissy@pinnmedia.com, 330-688-3515. Website: www.thrushexhaust.com.

XS Power Batteries: Batteries, chargers, billet hold downs, power cable and other electrical accessories. Contact: Nathan Way, 888-497-7693, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com. Website: www.4XSPower.com.

Warrior Products: HoodLift by Warrior Hood strut kits for Jeeps. Contact: Jason Roy, jason@warriorproducts.com, 503-691-8915. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Exterior Components/Accessories

American Force Wheels: five-lug, six-lug, eight-lug, 10-lug dually and SRW truck wheels. Contact: Deyan Font, 800-620-6259, deyan@americanforcewheels.com. Website: www.americanforcewheels.com.

American Truck Technology: Exotic chrome accessories for large 22.5-in. wheels and dramatic "Big Mouth" stainless steel exhaust tips with non-traditional profiles, featuring triangles, tear drops and ovals. Contact: Jeff Liu, 855-288-8782, jeff.liu@americantrucktechnology.com. Website: www.americantrucktechnology.com.

AnzoUSA: Headlights, taillights, third brake lights, universal lighting and off-road lights. Contact: Shaun Callaway, 909-590-8618, ext. 111, shaun@anzousa.com. Website: www.anzousa.com.

APS Auto Parts Specialist Inc.: Aluminum billet grille, stainless steel wire mesh grille, CNC perimeter grille, EZ wire mesh grille. Contact: Paul Chen, 866-837-1277 ext. 204, paul@apsautoparts.com. Website: www.apsautoparts.com.

A.R.E. Accessories LLC: Fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers. Contact: Casey Milano, 330-244-9980, casey@mcculloughpr.com. Website: www.4are.com.

Armano-XIX Wheels: 20-in. and 22-in. staggered wheels with stainless-steel chrome lip; 18-in., 20-in., 22-in., 24-in. and 26-in. chromed and painted wheels for SUVs. Contact: Jenny Hindmann, 626-350-9000. Website: www.xixwheels.com.

Asfir Technologies Ltd.: Skid plates, bumpers, side steps and hidden winch mounts. Contact: Eitan Urman, eitan@asfir4x4.com, 480-247-9545. Website: www.asfir4x4.com. 

BASF Refinish: BASF Foose colors, R-M Carizzma (Candy) paint, Glasurit and Limco finishes available. Products include primer, color and clear for selected vehicles. Contact: Brian Fox, 717-577-6449, brian.fox@basfpaintnews.com. Websites: www.basfrefinish.com, www.basfpaintnews.com and www.carizzmacolor.com.

BEDSLIDE/TAKIT Inc.: BEDSLIDE is a better way to access your cargo, turning your entire truck bed into an easy-access, sliding-drawer toolbox. BEDSLIDE provides the best way to access the tools, gear and materials they need to get the job done and the goods delivered – by providing a convenient slide-out rack system that fits into the bed of their truck, saving them time, energy and back pain. Contact: Joel Ayres, joela@takit.com, 541-690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com. 

BMF Wheels: BMF Death Metal Black mesh grilles are available for Chevy, Dodge, Ford and Toyota. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888-313-2580, blake@bmfwheels.com. Website: www.bmfwheels.com.

CargoGlide: CargoGlide sliding cargo trays for pickups, vans, SUVs, trailers and more. Select units are available for SEMA Show project vehicles. Contact: David McInturf, davidm@cargoglide.com, 239-340-9605. Website: www.cargoglide.com.

Ce'zzanne Collection: Custom aluminum alloy wheels, black art (one-piece cast-black painted and machined), Cezzanne Collection (two-piece forged rim-chrome, painted and machined). Contact: Larry Brown, 213-663-6013, larry@envythefuture.com. Website: www.blackartwheels.com or www.cezzannecollection.com.

Convert-A-Ball Distributing: The original Convert-A-Ball interchangeable tow ball system—cushioned ball mounts (both 2-inch and 2-1/2-inch receiver). Contact: Denis Cheatham, info@convert-a-ball.net, 308-254-7115. Website: www.convert-a-ball.net.

Delta Tech Industries LLC: Driving lights, fog lights, headlights and auxiliary lights. Contact: Tom Ameduri, 909-673-1900, tom@deltalights.com. Website: www.deltalights.com.

Dr. Beasley's Matte Paint Care Products: Official matte paint products of the 2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo. Specializing in cleaning and protection products for all finishes, including matte paint and matte wraps. Scientifically superior detailing and car care products for all vehicle surfaces. Contact: Dr. Beasley's, myteam@drbeasleys.com, 773-404-1600. Website: www.drbeasleys.com. 

EGR Inc.: Fender flares, window visors, hood shields, integrated side steps. Contact: Thomas Hornbake, 909-923-7075, thornbak@egrusa.com. Website: www.egrusa.com.

Extang/TruXedo/BedRug/UnderCover: Extang Tonneau Covers. Contact: Steve Kelley, 734-434-3516, skelley@extang.com. Also offering the TonneauMate tonneau toolbox. Contact: Joel Mohlenhoff, joel.mohlenhoff@truxedo.com, 651-731-5334. Website: www.extang.com.

Golight Inc.: Portable and permanent mount remote control searchlights—Halogen, LED, HID. Fixed mount LED work lights. Contact: Shawna Matson, shawna@golight.com, 308-278-3131. 

Go Rhino! Products/Big Country: New Dominator D4 sidesteps, heavy-duty grille guards, 4-, 5- and 6-in. oval sidebars, hitch steps, bed bars, bed rails and exhaust tips. Contact: Kathryn Reinhardt, 888-427-4466, kathryn@gorhino.com. Website: www.gorhino.com or www.bigcountryauto.com.

Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels: M/T Metal Series steel wheels with black powder coat available in 15-inch, 16-inch and 17-inch sizes. Available for most popular Jeeps, pickups and 4x4s. Street Comp ultra-high performance tires available for 17- to 20-inch wheel sizes. Classic big rig wheels (20x9 or 20x11) for simulated "big rig" look. Contact: Willy Woo, wwoo@mickeythompsontires.com, 800-222-9092, ext. 3754. Websites: www.mickeythompsontires.com/metal, www.mickeythompsontires.com/street.php?item=StreetComp, www.mickeythompsontires.com/wheels.php?item=ClassicBigRig.

ORACLE Lighting: ORACLE headlight halo kits featuring high-powered SMD rings in a variety of colors to match any theme. Contact: Jonathan Barber or Matthew Alesich, 800-407-5776, jonathan@oraclelights.com. Website: www.oraclelights.com.

Prestige Fender Flares: Pickup fender flares. Contact: Jim Wortham, jimw@prestigefenderflares.com, 888-762-8608.

Ranch Hand Truck Accessories: Heavy-duty grille guards; front bumper replacements; bullnose bumper replacements; back bumpers; headache rack systems; toolboxes; steps for Chevy, Dodge, GMC, Ford, Toyota and Jeep vehicles. Contact: Cherise Ratliff, 361-594-4608, ext. 118, cratliff@ranchhand.com. Website: www.ranchhand.com.

Rancho: Performance suspension systems and performance shocks and struts, available for 4WD and 2WD trucks, SUVs and Jeeps. Rancho is offering SEMA builders access to its entire line of performance suspension and off-road accessories, including suspension systems, shock absorbers and off-road protection. Available for 4WD and 2WD trucks, SUVs and Jeep applications. Offer for 2012 SEMA projects. Contact: Christine Bowser, chrissy@pinnmedia.com, 330-688-3515. Website: www.gorancho.com.

Raptor Series: Three-inch stainless round nerf bars, four-, five- and six-inch stainless/black cab length oval step tubes, four-, five- and six-inch stainless/black wheel-to-wheel oval step tubes, seven-inch stainless steel running boards, stainless truck bedrails. Contact: Mike McGinnis, 877-769-3765, ext. 303, mike@raptorseries.com. Website: www.raptorseries.com.

Retrax Truck Bed Covers: The complete line of Retrax retractable pickup bed covers are available. Contact: Andy Nephew, 701-746-5596, anephew@retrax.com. Website: www.retrax.com.

RK Sport Inc.: Fiberglass and carbon fiber: hoods, trunk spoilers and miscellaneous body parts. Urethane ground effects kit, body kits, bumpers, spoiler and small miscellaneous accessories. Contact: Sean Tito, 951-894-7883, sean@rksprot.com. Website: www.rksport.com.

Shining Monkey Corp.: Car polish, wax, wash, tire dressing, quick detailer, matte paint cleaner/protector and vinyl wrap cleaner/protector. Contact: Shining Monkey, 888-2656-8615, info@shiningmonkeycorp.com. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

StreetGlow Inc.: LED lighting. Contact: Jack Panzarella, 973-709-9000, ext. 103, jackp@streetglow.com. Website: www.streetglow.com.

Strike Force Zebra: JK Wrangler half doors. Contact: Bill Ball, 661-310-7829, billb@strikeforcezebra.com. Website: www.strikeforcezebra.com.

Truck Accessories Group-LEER/Century/Raider/Pace Edwards: Includes Leer and Pace Edwards. The member companies are manufacturers of a wide variety of fiberglass, aluminum truck caps, tonneaus and retractable covers for pickups used in the truck cap, fleet and commercial industries. TAG products maximize hauling capacity for work trucks and fleets with versatile products. Contact: Patricia Stewart, 916-771-0196, pstewart@truckgroup.com. Website: www.truckgroup.com/brands.

TRUCKBOSS: TRUCKBOSS truck deck for full-size pickups. All extruded aluminum/anodized cover seals in the truck bed and provides a structural surface to carry/display powersports vehicles or motorcycles. Contact: Vaughn Peters, vaughn@truckbossdecks.com, 866-440-6800. Website: www.truckbossdecks.com.

UASG: Professional application by 3M Certified Graphic Installation Companies for self adhesive vinyl decals, specialty films and wraps on vehicles. Contact: Julie Martin, 888-579-9793, Feedback@uasg.org. Website: www.uasg.org.

Vossen Wheels: Vossen Wheels, 19- to 22-in. Contact: Jav, 305-463-7778, jav@vossenwheels.com. Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

VPR4X4 Bumpers: Custom-built off-road bumpers. Contact: Deyan Font, 888-847-3779, deyan@vpr4x4.com. Website: www.vpr4x4.com.

Warrior Products: Body armor, bumpers, tube flares for Jeep and FJ Cruiser. Contact: Jason Roy, jason@warriorproducts.com, 503-691-8915. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Weld Racing LLC: Weld Racing is featuring 17- and 20-in. wheels for trucks up to 14 in. wide, 17- and 19.5-in. wheels for dually trucks, and 15-, 17-, 18- and 20-in. wheels for high-performance cars up to 17.5 in. wide. Also featured are 16x6 forged trailer wheels that match the truck designs. All are forged aluminum and all are made in the USA. Contact: Gregory Smith, 816-423-5712, gsmith@weldracing.com. Website: www.weldracing.com.

Westin Automotive: Front-end products, winches and winch accessories, Step-Up products, truck bed/body trim products, heavy-duty truck accessories and Fey bumpers. Contact: Antoinette Belton, abelton@westinautomotive.com, 626-960-6762, ext. 456. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

Interior Components/Accessories

Alea Leather Specialist Inc.: Distributor and manufacturer of premium-quality leather seat covers and car accessory products throughout North America. Contact: www.alealeather.com/eng/news_detail.php?cat_id=1&id=114. Website: www.alealeather.com.

BedRug Inc.: BedRug or BedTred truck bedliner, TrailerWare interior protective wall covering kit, Jeep protective covering (similar to BedRug and BedTred). Contact: Ryan Herman, 734-372-8120, rherman@bedrug.com. Website: www.bedrug.com.

BEDSLIDE/TAKIT Inc.: BEDSLIDE is a better way to access your cargo, turning your entire truck bed into an easy-access, sliding-drawer toolbox. BEDSLIDE provides the best way to access the tools, gear and materials they need to get the job done and the goods delivered – by providing a convenient slide-out rack system that fits into the bed of their truck, saving them time, energy and back pain. Contact: Joel Ayres, joela@takit.com, 541-690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com.

BOLT Locks by STRATTEC: Padlocks, receiver hitch locks, cable locks, spare tire locks, tailgate handle locks and toolbox retrofit handle kits. Contact: Casey Milano, 330-244-9980, casey@mcculloughpr.com. Website: www.boltlock.com.

Delta Tech Industries LLC: LED interior lights. Contact: Tom Ameduri, 909-673-1900, tom@deltalights.com. Website: www.deltalights.com.

Haltech Engine Management Systems: Wideband far kit with display. Contact: Steve Nichols, Steve@haltech.com, 760-598-1941. Website: www.haltech.com.

Intellitronix Corp.: Digital LED gauges and tachometers. Contact: Joe Young, 440-413-5003, joe.young@intellitronix.com. Website: www.intellitronix.com.

Monster Hooks Inc.: Monster Hook, Mini Monster Hook, The Ultimate Recovery Hook! Diesel Hex Flo Exhaust Tips. Contact: Marco Najarro, 408-313-0716, marco@monsterhooksinc.com. Website: www.monsterhooksinc.com.

RAM Mounting Systems: iPad, tablet, cell phone, laptop and netbook mounts. Contact: Jacob Parker, 206-763-8361, ext. 111, jacob.parker@rammount.com. Website: www.rammount.com.

StreetGlow Inc.: LED lighting. Contact: Jack Panzarella, 973-709-9000, ext. 103, jackp@streetglow.com. Website: www.streetglow.com.

Quiet Ride Solutions: AcoustiShield thermal acoustic auto insulation (pre-cut, ready-to-install kits) and firewall insulation panels for 1,200 popular cars and trucks. Contact: Timothy Cox, 209-942-4777, timcox@quietride.com. Website: www.quietride.com.

Roadwire: Leather interiors and sunroofs. Contact: Tracy Pena, tracyp@roadwire.com, 877-762-3947. Website: www.roadwire.com.

VDO Instrumentation & Accessories: VDO gauges and accessories. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose, 610-289-0488, annamaria.blose@continental-corporation.com. Website: www.vd-gauges.com.

Warrior Products: Dashboards, dash overlays, interior grab handles for Jeeps. Contact: Jason Roy, jason@warriorproducts.com, 503-691-8915. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Westin Automotive: Wade sure-fit floor/cargo mats. Contact: Antoinette Belton, abelton@westinautomotive.com, 626-960-6762, ext. 456. Website: www.westinautomotive.com.

XS Power Batteries: 0, 2, 4, and 8 AWG power and ground wire with accessories. Contact: Nathan Way, 888-497-7693, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com. Website: www.4XSPower.com.

Suspension/Brake Components

ADDCO Industries Inc.: ADDCO is a leading manufacturer of performance sway bars, celebrating its 50th anniversary. Go to the company's website and the online catalog to find your specific application. If it isn't listed, call to see if it's in production or a custom sway bar can be made. Contact: Jason R. Sakurai, spdnmotion@yahoo.com or jason@addco.net, 828-260-2324. Website: www.addco.net.

BMF Wheels: BMF leveling kits available for Chevy, Dodge, Ford, Toyota, Nissan and Jeep. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888-313-2580, blake@bmfwheels.com. Website: www.bmfwheels.com.

Eibach: Eibach sport suspension springs for the new Camaro, Challenger, Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ, BMW 3-Series and more. Contact: Tony Jackson, tjackson@eibach.com, 951-256-8300. Website: www.eibach.com.

E-Stopp: Aftermarket push-button electronic E-brake. Contact: Jonathan Mill, jmill@estopp.com, 562-602-2842.

Granatelli Motor Sports Inc.: ’10–’13 Camaro suspension and brake upgrades; ’79–’12 Mustang suspension and brake upgrades. Contact: J.R. Granatelli, 805-486-6644, jrgranatelli@granatellimotorsports.com. Website: www.granatellimotorsports.com.

Hellwig Products Co. Inc.: Sway bars, air springs. Contact: Melanie White, mwhite@hellwigproducts.com, 559-799-3642. Website: www.hellwigproducts.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP Caliper Covers. Custom logo engravings and custom paint also available for approved candidates. Contact: Ben Wong, 877-995-0003, ben.wong@calipercovers.com. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

ProRYDE Suspension Systems: Lift and leveling kits, tunable front and rear ride height to achieve your exact look, suspension geometry components, adjustable camber/caster ball joints, pinion angle cam bolts, etc. Contact: Shawn Leibfried, 888-813-7933, shawn@northstarmfg.com. Website: www.proryde.com.

Road Magnet Performance Springs: Precision suspension springs. Contact: Mark Habicht, 410-686-9100, mark@roadmagnet.com. Website: www.roadmagnet.com.

Superlift Suspension Systems: Suspension lift and leveling systems and related off-road accessories for light truck, Jeep and SUV applications. Contact: Joey Arbogast, 318-397-3024, jarbogast@superlift.com. Website: www.superlift.com.

Other Products & Services

BEDSLIDE/TAKIT Inc.: BEDSLIDE is a better way to access your cargo, turning your entire truck bed into an easy-access, sliding-drawer toolbox. BEDSLIDE provides the best way to access the tools, gear and materials they need to get the job done and the goods delivered – by providing a convenient slide-out rack system that fits into the bed of their truck, saving them time, energy and back pain. Contact: Joel Ayres, joela@takit.com, 541-690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com. 

BMF Wheels: Available for Chevy, Dodge, Ford, Toyota, Nissan and Jeep, including 17x9, 18x9 and 20x9 in EZ-FIT wheel offerings for leveled and lifted applications, and 20x10, 22x9.5, 22x10.5 and 24x10.5 wheel offerings for lifted applications. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888-313-2580, blake@bmfwheels.com. Website: www.bmfwheels.com.

DeatschWerks: Fuel pumps. Contact: Greg Brungardt, 405-217-0718, Greg@DeatschWerks.com. Website: www.DeatschWerks.com.

Excalibur Wheel Accessories/McLEAN Wire Wheels: Vintage wheels and wheel accessories. Contact: Robert Klippel, bob@excaliburwheel.com, 909-923-8300. Website: www.excaliburwheelaccessories.com.

Extang/TruXedo/BedRug/UnderCover: Bed lights. Contact: Steve Kelley, 734-434-3516, skelley@extang.com. Website: www.extang.com.

Firestone Industrial Products: Complete suspension solutions that include Ride-Rite, Sport-Rite, Coil-Rite and Level-Rite air helper springs, plus the R4Tech hybrid air suspension system, designed to maximize the safe load-carrying capacity, stability and ride quality of cars, trucks and SUVs. Contact: Casey Milano, casey@mcculloughpr.com, 330-244-9980. Website: www.ride-rite.com.

Haltech Engine Management Systems: Wideband kits with display. Contact: Steve Nichols, Steve@haltech.com, 760-598-1941. Website: www.haltech.com.

Hornblasters Inc.: Air horns/train horns. Contact: Rigo, 813-783-8058, ext. 305, Rigo@HornBlasters.com, Website: www.HornBlasters.com.

Squash Performance: High-flow, in-tank dual and triple pump fuel systems for ’03+ Ram, ’10+ Camaro, Dodge Charger/Magnum/Challenger, Mazda Speed 3 and 6, Pontiac G8 and Lexus IS. Contact: Andy Quaas, 262-724-8035, aquaas@squashperformance.com. Website: squashperformance.com.

StreetGlow Inc.: LED lighting. Contact: Jack Panzarella, 973-709-9000, ext. 103, jackp@streetglow.com. Website: www.streetglow.com.

Truck Accessories Group-LEER/Century/Raider/Pace Edwards: Fiberglass caps and tonneaus, aluminum commercial caps, retractable tonneau covers. Contact: Patricia Stewart, 916-771-0196, pstewart@truckgroup.com. Website: www.truckgroup.com/brands.