The 2011 Business Technology Symposium will include five essential business technology super sessions presented by leading industry experts.

Tomorrow, Friday, July 22, is the last day to save $50 on registration for the 2011 Business Technology Symposium (BTS). For more information and to register, visit www.sema.org/bts.

Whether you’re a small-business owner, on the IT staff or in charge of marketing and sales, you can’t afford to pass up these five essential business technology super sessions presented by leading industry experts. The BTS, presented by SEMA’s Street Performance Council (SPC), will be held Wednesday, July 27, 2011, from 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. at the Renaissance Hotel in Long Beach, California. The event will include a networking lunch. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about emerging trends and technology.

2011 Business Technology Symposium Super Sessions:

Mobile's Role in the Automotive Aftermarket (10:00 a.m.): Today's buyers increasingly rely on their mobile devices to make purchases and do product research. Consumers purchased 90,000 parts and accessories and 2,000 cars per week using eBay apps globally in Q1 2011—and that is only one mobile app example! Find out why mobile is an increasingly influential medium when it comes to auto purchases. Innovations in mobile include VIN barcode scanning to upload vehicle information and one-click-parts finder technology to locate parts and accessories specific to your vehicle. Consumers are most likely to remember a parts purchase when they are at a car show, trading tips with a friend at a sporting event or even at the parking lot walking by a custom car—all when you are on the go. Learn more on why auto purchases, especially repair, replacement and modification parts, are such a great fit for mobile. PRESENTER: Steve Yankovich, Vice President of Mobile, eBay.

Product Design and Manufacturing Technology That Could Change the Aftermarket (11:00 a.m.): Imagine a world where new products can be designed as shapes on a computer and easily turned into objects using 3-D printers. You can “print” or make a dozen, see if there is a market for them and “print” 50 more with minor modifications using feedback from early users—all while reducing costs and waste. The technology is here and gaining ground quickly. This session will examine design innovation (customer feedback on product development and improvement), the latest in scanning tools and related equipment (purchase and rental), CAD/CAM software (including inexpensive free tools) and additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping machines. The future is here. Don’t miss this intriguing discussion. PANEL: Tom Myroniak, SEMA; Rodrigo Meraz, 3D InfoTech; Brandon Roby, Whole Hog Technologies; Chris Strong, 3D InfoTech; and Terry Wohlers, Wohlers Associates.

Manufacturer & Distributor Online Marketing Essentials (1:15 p.m.): With limited resources and almost unlimited opportunities, where should your company invest in the digital space? Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, mobile, eCommerce—what will really net the best return on investment? What is the best way to generate new leads and engage current customers? Learn what the current trends are and what’s working best for companies in the aftermarket. PANEL: John Berg, Swirl; Randy Buller, Part Authority; Famous Rhodes, eBay Motors; James Yim, Falken Tire; and Edward Yu, Cie Studios.

Connecting With Customers: Effective Content Marketing (2:15 p.m.): The rules of marketing have changed. Previously, marketing and sales consisted of blanket messages about your company’s superior products or services. Today’s savvy customers want relevant and valuable content that is tailored specifically to them. This session will examine how to develop and deliver compelling content that will help convert prospects to customers as well as how to keep them engaged. PRESENTER: Robert Rose, Chief Troublemaker, Big Blue Moose.

Capture, Manage & Nurture Leads to Win More Customers (3:30 p.m.): It is invaluable when a potential customer initiates contact with your company. But how do you attract them? And once you have them, what is the process to convert them efficiently and effectively? This session will discuss how to attract highly qualified customers, nurture them along in the sales process and work toward converting them to a loyal customer. PRESENTER: Kirsten Knipp, Director of Product Evangelism, HubSpot.

SAVE $50 when you register before July 22. Registration must be received by July 25. For more information, visit sema.org/bts.

Click here to view the 2010 BTS highlights video.

To donate door prizes or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, contact Staci Bostock at 909/978-6693 or StaciB@sema.org.

 

	The 2011 Business Technology Symposium will include five essential business technology super sessions presented by leading industry experts.

Tomorrow, Friday, July 22, is the last day to save $50 on registration for the 2011 Business Technology Symposium (BTS). For more information and to register, visit www.sema.org/bts.

Whether you’re a small-business owner, on the IT staff or in charge of marketing and sales, you can’t afford to pass up these five essential business technology super sessions presented by leading industry experts. The BTS, presented by SEMA’s Street Performance Council (SPC), will be held Wednesday, July 27, 2011, from 10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. at the Renaissance Hotel in Long Beach, California. The event will include a networking lunch. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about emerging trends and technology.

2011 Business Technology Symposium Super Sessions:

Mobile's Role in the Automotive Aftermarket (10:00 a.m.): Today's buyers increasingly rely on their mobile devices to make purchases and do product research. Consumers purchased 90,000 parts and accessories and 2,000 cars per week using eBay apps globally in Q1 2011—and that is only one mobile app example! Find out why mobile is an increasingly influential medium when it comes to auto purchases. Innovations in mobile include VIN barcode scanning to upload vehicle information and one-click-parts finder technology to locate parts and accessories specific to your vehicle. Consumers are most likely to remember a parts purchase when they are at a car show, trading tips with a friend at a sporting event or even at the parking lot walking by a custom car—all when you are on the go. Learn more on why auto purchases, especially repair, replacement and modification parts, are such a great fit for mobile. PRESENTER: Steve Yankovich, Vice President of Mobile, eBay.

Product Design and Manufacturing Technology That Could Change the Aftermarket (11:00 a.m.): Imagine a world where new products can be designed as shapes on a computer and easily turned into objects using 3-D printers. You can “print” or make a dozen, see if there is a market for them and “print” 50 more with minor modifications using feedback from early users—all while reducing costs and waste. The technology is here and gaining ground quickly. This session will examine design innovation (customer feedback on product development and improvement), the latest in scanning tools and related equipment (purchase and rental), CAD/CAM software (including inexpensive free tools) and additive manufacturing/rapid prototyping machines. The future is here. Don’t miss this intriguing discussion. PANEL: Tom Myroniak, SEMA; Rodrigo Meraz, 3D InfoTech; Brandon Roby, Whole Hog Technologies; Chris Strong, 3D InfoTech; and Terry Wohlers, Wohlers Associates.

Manufacturer & Distributor Online Marketing Essentials (1:15 p.m.): With limited resources and almost unlimited opportunities, where should your company invest in the digital space? Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, mobile, eCommerce—what will really net the best return on investment? What is the best way to generate new leads and engage current customers? Learn what the current trends are and what’s working best for companies in the aftermarket. PANEL: John Berg, Swirl; Randy Buller, Part Authority; Famous Rhodes, eBay Motors; James Yim, Falken Tire; and Edward Yu, Cie Studios.

Connecting With Customers: Effective Content Marketing (2:15 p.m.): The rules of marketing have changed. Previously, marketing and sales consisted of blanket messages about your company’s superior products or services. Today’s savvy customers want relevant and valuable content that is tailored specifically to them. This session will examine how to develop and deliver compelling content that will help convert prospects to customers as well as how to keep them engaged. PRESENTER: Robert Rose, Chief Troublemaker, Big Blue Moose.

Capture, Manage & Nurture Leads to Win More Customers (3:30 p.m.): It is invaluable when a potential customer initiates contact with your company. But how do you attract them? And once you have them, what is the process to convert them efficiently and effectively? This session will discuss how to attract highly qualified customers, nurture them along in the sales process and work toward converting them to a loyal customer. PRESENTER: Kirsten Knipp, Director of Product Evangelism, HubSpot.

SAVE $50 when you register before July 22. Registration must be received by July 25. For more information, visit sema.org/bts.

Click here to view the 2010 BTS highlights video.

To donate door prizes or to inquire about sponsorship opportunities, contact Staci Bostock at 909/978-6693 or StaciB@sema.org.

Aftermarket suppliers can now make parts for the all-new ’12 Nissan NV commercial vehicle.

The launch of Nissan’s all-new ’12 NV commercial vehicle brings many opportunities for specialty-parts manufacturers to make products specifically for this vehicle. One company already involved is Transfer Flow, which makes aftermarket fuel tank taps for the NV.

The NV is available in three trim levels—1500, 2500 HD and 3500 HD. The 1500 is powered by a 261hp, 4.0L V6 engine mated to a five-speed automatic transmission. It features a full-length, fully boxed ladder frame, 243-degree wide-opening rear doors, 234.1 cu.-ft. of cargo space and a standard roof. The 2500 HD is equipped with the same 4.0L V6 or a 5.6L V8 that produces 317 hp. Options include a 323.1 cu.-ft. high roof. The 3500 HD is standard-equipped with the 5.6L V8 and also offers the high-roof option. All models are rear-wheel drive and two-passenger capacity.

Click here for more information.

	Charger

Dodge has announced its project-vehicle program for the 2011 SEMA Show. The program will focus on two vehicles: The Dodge Charger and Challenger. Dodge requests that exhibitors interested in building these vehicles for the Show submit three copies of the vehicle proposal.

The deadline to submit proposals is August 12, and Dodge says that vehicles will be awarded on or around August 31. More information on the vehicle is available at www.dodge.com.

Proposals should include the following information:

1. An introductory letter defining the theme of the project vehicle and its general content, the vehicle need date and project completion date.
2. A list of specific component changes/upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate.
3. A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, websites, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show, who will sponsor the vehicle and whether it will be placed in a feature spot. Note: Partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012.

4. 	Challenger

   8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side, and rear appearance (Composite ¾ views acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch is recommended as well. Preservation of front-end brand identity (brand emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

Submit proposals to:

Eric Andrew
Dodge Brand Marketing
1000 Chrysler Dr.
CIMS 485-05-47
Auburn Hills, MI 48306
epa4@chrysler.com

For the official announcement from Dodge, click here.

	Charger

Dodge has announced its project-vehicle program for the 2011 SEMA Show. The program will focus on two vehicles: The Dodge Charger and Challenger. Dodge requests that exhibitors interested in building these vehicles for the Show submit three copies of the vehicle proposal.

The deadline to submit proposals is August 12, and Dodge says that vehicles will be awarded on or around August 31. More information on the vehicle is available at www.dodge.com.

Proposals should include the following information:

1. An introductory letter defining the theme of the project vehicle and its general content, the vehicle need date and project completion date.
2. A list of specific component changes/upgrades, including partnered sources, if appropriate.
3. A proposed list of intended events, trade shows, publications, websites, etc., where the vehicle will be promoted. Availability for the 2011 SEMA Show in Las Vegas is required. Please state where the vehicle will be displayed at the SEMA Show, who will sponsor the vehicle and whether it will be placed in a feature spot. Note: Partners are required to promote the vehicle through November 1, 2012.

4. 	Challenger

   8½ x 11 color renderings illustrating front/side, and rear appearance (Composite ¾ views acceptable) with the intended color and graphic scheme accurately defined. If the interior will be significantly modified, an interior sketch is recommended as well. Preservation of front-end brand identity (brand emblem and possibly grille features) is mandatory.

Submit proposals to:

Eric Andrew
Dodge Brand Marketing
1000 Chrysler Dr.
CIMS 485-05-47
Auburn Hills, MI 48306
epa4@chrysler.com

For the official announcement from Dodge, click here.

The SEMA Show features thousands of project vehicles each year that represent the ingenuity and creativity of the specialty-equipment market. SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect exhibitors who want to get more eyes on their products at the Show with builders designing the vehicles that attract attention from thousands of buyers and members of the media.

Each week SEMA eNews will feature the latest additions to the list, and hundreds of builders will access the list to find the pieces they need to complete their builds. Product-placement opportunities such as this are so beneficial that exhibitors often offer products for free or at a greatly reduced rate. Note: The list is reserved for exhibitors of the 2011 SEMA Show.

To place your product on the list, send your company name, a brief product description, contact information and a website where the products can be viewed to eNews@sema.org and put “Product List” in the e-mail subject line. To complete the process online, use this electronic form that is part of the Exhibitor Manual.

Remember, builders will contact you directly, so make sure your contact information is accurate. New submissions will be included each week, when available.

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

Here are the latest additions to the list:

Exterior Products/Accessories

Crazyfish Graphics (Booth #12004): Custom striping, graphics and wraps. Contact: Joe Naponiello, 773/254-3500; 773/254-3655 (fax). Website: www.crazyfishgfx.com.

Paramount Restyling (Booth #12753): Billet grilles, SS mesh grilles, Evolution mesh grilles. Carbon fiber grilles, carbon fiber door-handle covers. Contact: Kevin Doyle, 909/781-6492, ext. 307; 909/781-6496 (fax). Website: www.paramountrestyling.com.

Undercover Inc. (Booth #31033): Undercover SE smooth, paintable ABS bed cover. Contact: Jason Hutchens, 866/900-8800; 417/753-7999 (fax). Website: www.undercoversesmooth.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

Grant Products International: Steering wheels, shift knobs and more. Contact: Wes Fisher. Website: www.grantproducts.com.

Suspension/Brakes

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Adjustable coilover kits and racing suspension. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

FOX Racing Shox (Booth #34159): High-performance shock absorbers and racing suspension products for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, UTVs and off-road vehicles. Contact: Brian Godfrey, 831/768-4523. Website: www.foxracingshox.com.

Wheels & Tires

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Two-piece forged wheels custom made to your spec. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

Voxx Wheel (B/G rodworks & GFX wheels - Booth #44275): Wheels: hot rod; Euro; off-road; ATV. Contact: Barry Horlick, 310/783-1613; 310/783-1623 (fax). Website: www.voxxwheel.com.

Here are the previous submissions for the list:

Engine/Underhood Components	Exterior Products/Accessories
Interior Products/Accessories	Suspension/Brakes
Wheels & Tires	Other Products/Services

Engine/Underhood Components

AEM Induction: 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. Website: www.aemintakes.com.

Air Flow Research Heads (Booth #21125): Composite intake manifolds, CNC aluminum cylinder heads. Contact: Chris Sperling, 661/705-8503; 661/257-4462 (fax). Website: www.airflowresearch.com.

Bully Dog Technologies (Booth #21346): Tuners, intakes, exhausts, turbos and digital gauges. Contact: Brittany Schwartz, 940/783-9914, ext. 1400; 208/226-2511 (fax); or Shawn Udy, 940/783-9914, ext.1145; 208/226-2511 (fax). Website: www.bullydog.com; www.bullydogbigrig.com.

Champion Brands (Booth #21131): Champion racing motor oils, Champion "Blue Flame" diesel performance motor oils, Champion "Classic & Muscle" Hi-Zinc motor oils, Champion "Performance" lubricants. Contact: Karl Dedolph, 660/890-6231; 660/885-2867 (fax). Website: www.championbrands.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Automotive hose. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

CORSA Performance Exhausts (Booth #23517): High-performance, cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems for today’s cars and trucks. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.corsaperformance.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Motor and transmission mounts. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Thermal and acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Gibson Performance Exhaust: Exhaust systems and headers. Applications for trucks, SUVs, diesels, American musclecars, side-x-sides, motorhome, marine, sand car, and off-road. Contact: Robert Murgado, 951/372-1236 (fax). Website: www.gibsonexhaust.com.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Engine-tuning products; mass air sensors. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). 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. Website: www.knfilters.com.

Linear Logic LLC (Booth #11628): The ScanGauge2 ultra-compact, multi-function vehicle monitor. Digital gauges, trip computer, scan tool, performance monitor, 72-color, programmable backlight. ScanGaugeE also available for green and eco-friendly vehicles. Contact: Joey Snyder. Website: www.ScanGauge.com.

ODYSSEY Battery by EnerSys (Booth #24943): ODYSSEY batteries and Ultimizer chargers. Contact: April Tomalis; 800/538-3627, ext. 1729; 610/372-8613 (fax). Website: www.odysseybattery.com.OZMO Engineering (Booth #21756): Carbon fiber intake manifolds. Contact: Jamie Krogdahl, 408/898-4533; 987/654-3210 (fax). Website: www.ozmoengineering.com.

ProCharger (Booth #21354): Superchargers and intercooled supercharger systems. Contact: Cary Pangrac; 913/338-2886; 913-338-2879 (fax). Website: www.procharger.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 4-inch or square tips; Blackwing cold-air induction packages/system; RTM hood with functional heat extractor scoop. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or cast aluminum tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—PowerFlo exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or trapezoid tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems with 4-inch tips. For the 2010–11 Dodge Challenger/Charger—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems; Blackwing cold-air induction system. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Volant Performance (Booth #23020): Cool air intakes. Contact: Danny Moniz, 909/481-3888; 909/987-8051 (fax). Website: www.volant.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

A.R.E.: Fiberglass tonneau covers and truck caps custom made to fit most popular trucks. A.R.E. caps and covers are painted to match using the OEM paint code for a high-quality appearance. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.4are.com.

ATS Design (Booth# 33105): Full line of stylish, high-quality running boards and fender flares for trucks, vans, SUVs and CUVs. Many no-drill applications available, 8 running board styles to choose from in several finishes. Made only in the USA at ATS-approved facilities. Contact: Rick Nauman; 866/213-2873, ext. 356. Website: www.atsdesign.com.

Baja Designs Inc. (Booth #22486): High-end lights. Contact: Regis Finn, 760/560-2252; 760/560-0383 (fax). Website: www.bajadesigns.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. Website: www.basfpaintnews.com, www.basfrefinish.com.

BEDSLIDE (Booth #32097): BEDSLIDES for trucks, vans and SUVs. BEDSLIDE is an easy way to load and unload a truck by turning a truck bed into a sliding drawer. Contact: Joel Ayres, 541/690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com.

Blue Ox (Booth #36083): Blue Ox Allure Towbar, Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch, Blue Ox gooseneck hitch. Contact: Destiny Thomas; 402/385-3051; 402/385-3360. Website: www.blueox.com.

Bodyguard Truck Accessories (Booth #30185): Heavy-duty front and rear replacement bumpers (smooth steel or treadplate); heavy-duty pipe steps. Contact: Kelli Mallicote, 903/785-8939; 903/782-9890 (fax). Website: www.BodyguardBumpers.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Extruded rubber seal and gaskets. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

EGR Inc. (Booth #30065): Full line of exterior plastic accessories, including (but not limited to) no-drill fender flares, no-drill hood protectors, side-window visors and side steps. Contact: Robert Wityczak; 909/923-7075. Website: www.egrusa.com.

Go Rhino! Products (Booth #30013): Grille/brush guards with a patented built-in step; winch guards; heavy-duty Wrangler one-piece guards; OE Xtreme 4-, 5- and 6-inch oval running boards; universal steps; hitch steps; bed bars; bed rails; exhaust tips; garage, shop and RV organizers; and patented Dominator II & III sidesteps in modular and one-piece designs. Contact: Kathryn Gallagher, 888/427-4466. Website: www.gorhino.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED worklamps, Halogen worklamps, HID/Xenon worklamps, HID/Xenon auxiliary lamps, Halogen auxiliary lamps, trumpet horns, air horns (dual and triple tone). Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

Hi-Lift Jack Company (Booth #32005): Hi-Lift Jacks and accessories, Slide-N-Lock tie-down systems. Contact: Steve Dowden; 812/384-4441, ext. 16; 812/384-4592. Website: www.hi-lift.com.

Lazer Star Light Products (Booth #37075): HID and LED driving and off-road lights. Contact: Suzi; 805/226-8200; 805/226-8150 (fax). Website: www.lazerstar.net.

Mile Marker (Booth #33021): Recovery winches and recovery gears and locking hubs. Contact: Jackie Hawkins, 954/782-0604; 954/782-0769 (fax). Website: www.MileMarker.com.

Monster Hooks Inc. (Booth #33189): Manufacturer of the only forged Chromoly Hooks. Monster Hooks Hexaust. Ultimate Drop Hitch. Contact: Marco Najarro, 408/313-0716; 408-624-1440 (fax). Website: www.monsterhooksinc.com.

N-FAB Inc. (Booth #37083): N-FAB Nerf-Steps, RSP bumpers, pre-runners, light bars, and other tubular steel off-road products. Contact: Doug Parks, 281/880-6322; 281/880-6325 (fax). Website: www.n-fab.com.

ORACLE Lighting Technologies (Booth #11443): ORACLE SMD headlight halo kits (all colors available). Contact: Jonathan or Justin; 800/407-5776; 800/407-2631. Website: www.ORACLElights.com.

Ranch Hand: Heavy-duty front bumper replacements, grille guards, headache racks and steps. Contact: Derrick Ratliff. Website: www.ranchhand.com.

Retro USA (Booth #13061): Retro-styled bumpers, trim and moldings for 2005–2009 Mustangs, 2010–2011 Camaros and 2008–2011 Challengers. Available in chrome, black chrome and carbon fiber finishes. Contact: Gary Green; 952/641-2334; 952/435-9891. Website: www.retrousa.net.

Retrax Truck Bed Covers (Booth #35115): Retractable pickup bed covers that glide easily on sealed ball bearings. The covers are key lockable in any position, have a patented low-profile design that incorporates a front cover that is flush with the rolling tonneau cover providing a seal that helps keep the truck bed dry. Contact: Andy Nephew, 701/746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com.

Rhino Linings Corp. (Booth #31055): Spray-in bedliner. Contact: Jenny Clifford; 858/410-6020; 858/450-5078 (fax).

Rhino-Rack USA (Booth #36136): Roof racks and accessories (sport and contractor); cargo carriers/boxes. Contact: Josh Lubitz, 303/706-9700; 303/706-9701 (fax). Website: www.rhinorack.com.

Roll-N-Lock Corp. (Booth #34079): The most compact retractable truck bed cover system available, complete with integrated tailgate lock and an optional cargo manager bed divider. Contact: Dan Beaulaurier, 253/970-2213; 253/799-8502 (fax). Website: www.rollnlock.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Car detailing products. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Close-out panel insert; high-lip rear spoiler; SS or RS badges with grille inserts. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette— RTM ZR1 style hood with polycarbonate window; RTM ZR1 style supercharger hoods with polycarbonate window or solid surface; RTM ZR1 style front splitter, fenders with inserts and rocker extensions; rear lip spoiler. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—Hood scoop; front fascia/bumper overlay panel. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Quarter window louvers; rear black-out taillight panel. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Surco Products Inc. (Booth #32001): Roof racks, bike racks, wheel chocks, van ladders, RV accessories and custom projects. Contact: Osnat Surkin, 310/323-2520; 310/323-7916 (fax). Website: www.surcoinc.com.

T-Rex Grilles (Booth #35111): Multiple grille designs for most cars, trucks and SUVs, as well as numerous trim accessories. Grille styles include: traditional billet, stainless steel mesh X-Metal studded mesh grilles. All grilles and accessories are available in a polished or black finish and are in stock and ready to ship. Contact: Victor Casillas; 951/270-5388; 951/270-5391 (fax). Website: www.trexbillet.com.

TruXedo (Booth #31033): Complete line of TruXedo soft roll-up tonneau covers and truck accessories. Contact: Rachel Fernandez, 877/878-9336, ext. 287. Website: www.truxedo.com.

Warrior Products (Booth #34091): Jeep exterior accessories, including tube doors, roof racks, fender flares, body armor, etc. Contact: Jason Roy. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

CargoGlide (Booth #31153): Cargo slides for trucks, vans and SUVs. CargoGlide offers several models to suit individual and company needs from 600 lb. to 2,500 lb. capacities. Easy to install. Contact: David McInturf; 239/340-9605.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Exact-fit storage panels and switch panels. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Got2bWireless: Ultimate hands-free solution for vehicle—hands-free calling, texting, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and more by using your voice. Contact: Lydia E. Draper, 877/404-6822; 800/790-1248 (fax). Website www.got2bwireless.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED interior lighting. Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

LeBaron Bonney Co./EZ Boy Interiors (Booth #23083): Reproduction and custom interior kits, including seat and panel upholstery. Contact: Scott Holbrook. Website: www.lebaronbonney.com; www.ezboyinteriors.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): AcoustiShield thermal acoustic auto insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): Dash kits, wiring harnesses, antenna adapters, interfaces, speakers, subs, amps, sound dampening material, Bluetooth integration, iPod integration. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Fabric protection spray. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Speed Dawg Shift Knobs (Booth #20564): Shift knobs. Contact: Chris Figdore, 717/741-2665; 717/741-2665 (fax). Website: www.speeddawg.com.

VDO Instrumentation & Accessories (Booth #22678): Gauges, accessories, sensors, and senders. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose; 610/289-0488, ext. 4002; 610/289-1766 (fax). Website: www.vdo.com/usa.

Suspension/Brakes

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): Leveling kits for the new body style Toyota Tundra’s (2007-‘11); Jeep JK (2007-’11); GM 1500 P/U (2007-’11); Ford F-250 and F-350 P/U (2005-‘11); Ford F-150 P/U (2004-’11); and Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 (1994-’11). Contact: Ryan Husted, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): U.S.-made lift and leveling kits for trucks and SUVs; Scorpion shock absorbers; and performance bushing kits for cars and trucks. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Energy Suspension (Booth #22967): Polyurethane suspension and drivetrain components. Contact: Mike Papazian, 949/361-3935; 949/361-3940 (fax). Website: www.energysuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP caliper covers. Custom paint and engraving options available. Contact: Ben Wong, 877/995-0003; 619/330-4609. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

BDS Suspension (Booth #30170): American-made suspension lifts and shocks for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps. Contact: Carter Reed; 517/279-2384, ext. 250; 517/278-2316. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

Hellwig Products (Booth #22521): Load and sway suspension for trucks, SUVs and vintage and modern musclecars. Contact: Melanie White; 559/734-7451. Website: www.hellwigproducts.com.

Tuff Country EZ-Ride Suspension (Booth #30104): Suspension leveling and lift kits. Contact: Scott Sweeney or Troy Davis, 801/280-2777; 801/280-2896 (fax). Website: www.tuffcountry.com.

Wheels & Tires

American Force Wheels: Forged aluminum, custom-built wheels for dually and SRW trucks. Contact: deyan@americanforcewheels.com. Website: www.americanforcewheels.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): BMF Wheels line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiast. All BMF Wheels are manufactured using a proprietary, patent-pending, multi-axis CNC machining process. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

PDK Wheels & Auto Accessories (Booth #46079): Mamba offroad alloys, Von Max luxury alloys and Greed wheels. Contact: Amber, 219/947-1735; 219/945-1975 (fax). Websites: www.mambawheels.com, www.vonmaxwheels.com, www.greedwheels.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—20-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Vossen Wheels (Booth #47099): Wheels. Contact: Jav; 305/463-7778; 305/256-1007 (fax). Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Other Products/Services

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Programmers. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

KBS Coatings (Booth #11053): Rust preventive coatings for chassis, floorpans, engine paints, manifold paints, clearcoat and more. Contact: Jim Krolak, 219/263-0073; 219/531-7797 (fax). Website: www.kbs-coatings.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): Firewall insulators and truck headliners. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): iPhone, iPod and iPad accessories. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Tire dressing. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

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The SEMA Show features thousands of project vehicles each year that represent the ingenuity and creativity of the specialty-equipment market. SEMA Show exhibitors can generate more product exposure by offering products to builders through the SEMA Show Products for Project-Vehicle Builders list. The list is a simple way to connect exhibitors who want to get more eyes on their products at the Show with builders designing the vehicles that attract attention from thousands of buyers and members of the media.

Each week SEMA eNews will feature the latest additions to the list, and hundreds of builders will access the list to find the pieces they need to complete their builds. Product-placement opportunities such as this are so beneficial that exhibitors often offer products for free or at a greatly reduced rate. Note: The list is reserved for exhibitors of the 2011 SEMA Show.

To place your product on the list, send your company name, a brief product description, contact information and a website where the products can be viewed to eNews@sema.org and put “Product List” in the e-mail subject line. To complete the process online, use this electronic form that is part of the Exhibitor Manual.

Remember, builders will contact you directly, so make sure your contact information is accurate. New submissions will be included each week, when available.

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

Here are the latest additions to the list:

Exterior Products/Accessories

Crazyfish Graphics (Booth #12004): Custom striping, graphics and wraps. Contact: Joe Naponiello, 773/254-3500; 773/254-3655 (fax). Website: www.crazyfishgfx.com.

Paramount Restyling (Booth #12753): Billet grilles, SS mesh grilles, Evolution mesh grilles. Carbon fiber grilles, carbon fiber door-handle covers. Contact: Kevin Doyle, 909/781-6492, ext. 307; 909/781-6496 (fax). Website: www.paramountrestyling.com.

Undercover Inc. (Booth #31033): Undercover SE smooth, paintable ABS bed cover. Contact: Jason Hutchens, 866/900-8800; 417/753-7999 (fax). Website: www.undercoversesmooth.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

Grant Products International: Steering wheels, shift knobs and more. Contact: Wes Fisher. Website: www.grantproducts.com.

Suspension/Brakes

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Adjustable coilover kits and racing suspension. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

FOX Racing Shox (Booth #34159): High-performance shock absorbers and racing suspension products for trucks, SUVs, Jeeps, UTVs and off-road vehicles. Contact: Brian Godfrey, 831/768-4523. Website: www.foxracingshox.com.

Wheels & Tires

BC Racing Wheels and Suspension (Booth #24955): Two-piece forged wheels custom made to your spec. Contact: Chelsea DeNofa, 321/206-6381; 321/206-6381 (fax). Website: www.bcracingwheels.com.

Voxx Wheel (B/G rodworks & GFX wheels - Booth #44275): Wheels: hot rod; Euro; off-road; ATV. Contact: Barry Horlick, 310/783-1613; 310/783-1623 (fax). Website: www.voxxwheel.com.

Here are the previous submissions for the list:

Engine/Underhood Components	Exterior Products/Accessories
Interior Products/Accessories	Suspension/Brakes
Wheels & Tires	Other Products/Services

Engine/Underhood Components

AEM Induction: 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. Website: www.aemintakes.com.

Air Flow Research Heads (Booth #21125): Composite intake manifolds, CNC aluminum cylinder heads. Contact: Chris Sperling, 661/705-8503; 661/257-4462 (fax). Website: www.airflowresearch.com.

Bully Dog Technologies (Booth #21346): Tuners, intakes, exhausts, turbos and digital gauges. Contact: Brittany Schwartz, 940/783-9914, ext. 1400; 208/226-2511 (fax); or Shawn Udy, 940/783-9914, ext.1145; 208/226-2511 (fax). Website: www.bullydog.com; www.bullydogbigrig.com.

Champion Brands (Booth #21131): Champion racing motor oils, Champion "Blue Flame" diesel performance motor oils, Champion "Classic & Muscle" Hi-Zinc motor oils, Champion "Performance" lubricants. Contact: Karl Dedolph, 660/890-6231; 660/885-2867 (fax). Website: www.championbrands.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Automotive hose. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

CORSA Performance Exhausts (Booth #23517): High-performance, cat-back and axle-back exhaust systems for today’s cars and trucks. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.corsaperformance.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Motor and transmission mounts. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Thermal and acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Gibson Performance Exhaust: Exhaust systems and headers. Applications for trucks, SUVs, diesels, American musclecars, side-x-sides, motorhome, marine, sand car, and off-road. Contact: Robert Murgado, 951/372-1236 (fax). Website: www.gibsonexhaust.com.

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Engine-tuning products; mass air sensors. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). 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. Website: www.knfilters.com.

Linear Logic LLC (Booth #11628): The ScanGauge2 ultra-compact, multi-function vehicle monitor. Digital gauges, trip computer, scan tool, performance monitor, 72-color, programmable backlight. ScanGaugeE also available for green and eco-friendly vehicles. Contact: Joey Snyder. Website: www.ScanGauge.com.

ODYSSEY Battery by EnerSys (Booth #24943): ODYSSEY batteries and Ultimizer chargers. Contact: April Tomalis; 800/538-3627, ext. 1729; 610/372-8613 (fax). Website: www.odysseybattery.com.OZMO Engineering (Booth #21756): Carbon fiber intake manifolds. Contact: Jamie Krogdahl, 408/898-4533; 987/654-3210 (fax). Website: www.ozmoengineering.com.

ProCharger (Booth #21354): Superchargers and intercooled supercharger systems. Contact: Cary Pangrac; 913/338-2886; 913-338-2879 (fax). Website: www.procharger.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 4-inch or square tips; Blackwing cold-air induction packages/system; RTM hood with functional heat extractor scoop. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II and PowerFlo axle-back exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or cast aluminum tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—PowerFlo exhaust systems with 3.5-inch or trapezoid tips; Blackwing cold-air induction system. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems with 4-inch tips. For the 2010–11 Dodge Challenger/Charger—Loud Mouth, Loud Mouth II, and PowerFlo exhaust systems; Blackwing cold-air induction system. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Volant Performance (Booth #23020): Cool air intakes. Contact: Danny Moniz, 909/481-3888; 909/987-8051 (fax). Website: www.volant.com.

Exterior Products/Accessories

A.R.E.: Fiberglass tonneau covers and truck caps custom made to fit most popular trucks. A.R.E. caps and covers are painted to match using the OEM paint code for a high-quality appearance. Contact: Casey Milano. Website: www.4are.com.

ATS Design (Booth# 33105): Full line of stylish, high-quality running boards and fender flares for trucks, vans, SUVs and CUVs. Many no-drill applications available, 8 running board styles to choose from in several finishes. Made only in the USA at ATS-approved facilities. Contact: Rick Nauman; 866/213-2873, ext. 356. Website: www.atsdesign.com.

Baja Designs Inc. (Booth #22486): High-end lights. Contact: Regis Finn, 760/560-2252; 760/560-0383 (fax). Website: www.bajadesigns.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. Website: www.basfpaintnews.com, www.basfrefinish.com.

BEDSLIDE (Booth #32097): BEDSLIDES for trucks, vans and SUVs. BEDSLIDE is an easy way to load and unload a truck by turning a truck bed into a sliding drawer. Contact: Joel Ayres, 541/690-6357. Website: www.bedslide.com.

Blue Ox (Booth #36083): Blue Ox Allure Towbar, Blue Ox SwayPro weight distribution hitch, Blue Ox gooseneck hitch. Contact: Destiny Thomas; 402/385-3051; 402/385-3360. Website: www.blueox.com.

Bodyguard Truck Accessories (Booth #30185): Heavy-duty front and rear replacement bumpers (smooth steel or treadplate); heavy-duty pipe steps. Contact: Kelli Mallicote, 903/785-8939; 903/782-9890 (fax). Website: www.BodyguardBumpers.com.

Clean Seal Inc. (Booth #24674): Extruded rubber seal and gaskets. Contact: Bill Dorton, 800/366-3682, ext. 138; 574/299-8044 (fax). Website: www.cleanseal.com.

EGR Inc. (Booth #30065): Full line of exterior plastic accessories, including (but not limited to) no-drill fender flares, no-drill hood protectors, side-window visors and side steps. Contact: Robert Wityczak; 909/923-7075. Website: www.egrusa.com.

Go Rhino! Products (Booth #30013): Grille/brush guards with a patented built-in step; winch guards; heavy-duty Wrangler one-piece guards; OE Xtreme 4-, 5- and 6-inch oval running boards; universal steps; hitch steps; bed bars; bed rails; exhaust tips; garage, shop and RV organizers; and patented Dominator II & III sidesteps in modular and one-piece designs. Contact: Kathryn Gallagher, 888/427-4466. Website: www.gorhino.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED worklamps, Halogen worklamps, HID/Xenon worklamps, HID/Xenon auxiliary lamps, Halogen auxiliary lamps, trumpet horns, air horns (dual and triple tone). Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

Hi-Lift Jack Company (Booth #32005): Hi-Lift Jacks and accessories, Slide-N-Lock tie-down systems. Contact: Steve Dowden; 812/384-4441, ext. 16; 812/384-4592. Website: www.hi-lift.com.

Lazer Star Light Products (Booth #37075): HID and LED driving and off-road lights. Contact: Suzi; 805/226-8200; 805/226-8150 (fax). Website: www.lazerstar.net.

Mile Marker (Booth #33021): Recovery winches and recovery gears and locking hubs. Contact: Jackie Hawkins, 954/782-0604; 954/782-0769 (fax). Website: www.MileMarker.com.

Monster Hooks Inc. (Booth #33189): Manufacturer of the only forged Chromoly Hooks. Monster Hooks Hexaust. Ultimate Drop Hitch. Contact: Marco Najarro, 408/313-0716; 408-624-1440 (fax). Website: www.monsterhooksinc.com.

N-FAB Inc. (Booth #37083): N-FAB Nerf-Steps, RSP bumpers, pre-runners, light bars, and other tubular steel off-road products. Contact: Doug Parks, 281/880-6322; 281/880-6325 (fax). Website: www.n-fab.com.

ORACLE Lighting Technologies (Booth #11443): ORACLE SMD headlight halo kits (all colors available). Contact: Jonathan or Justin; 800/407-5776; 800/407-2631. Website: www.ORACLElights.com.

Ranch Hand: Heavy-duty front bumper replacements, grille guards, headache racks and steps. Contact: Derrick Ratliff. Website: www.ranchhand.com.

Retro USA (Booth #13061): Retro-styled bumpers, trim and moldings for 2005–2009 Mustangs, 2010–2011 Camaros and 2008–2011 Challengers. Available in chrome, black chrome and carbon fiber finishes. Contact: Gary Green; 952/641-2334; 952/435-9891. Website: www.retrousa.net.

Retrax Truck Bed Covers (Booth #35115): Retractable pickup bed covers that glide easily on sealed ball bearings. The covers are key lockable in any position, have a patented low-profile design that incorporates a front cover that is flush with the rolling tonneau cover providing a seal that helps keep the truck bed dry. Contact: Andy Nephew, 701/746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com.

Rhino Linings Corp. (Booth #31055): Spray-in bedliner. Contact: Jenny Clifford; 858/410-6020; 858/450-5078 (fax).

Rhino-Rack USA (Booth #36136): Roof racks and accessories (sport and contractor); cargo carriers/boxes. Contact: Josh Lubitz, 303/706-9700; 303/706-9701 (fax). Website: www.rhinorack.com.

Roll-N-Lock Corp. (Booth #34079): The most compact retractable truck bed cover system available, complete with integrated tailgate lock and an optional cargo manager bed divider. Contact: Dan Beaulaurier, 253/970-2213; 253/799-8502 (fax). Website: www.rollnlock.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Car detailing products. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—Close-out panel insert; high-lip rear spoiler; SS or RS badges with grille inserts. For the 2010-11 C6 Corvette— RTM ZR1 style hood with polycarbonate window; RTM ZR1 style supercharger hoods with polycarbonate window or solid surface; RTM ZR1 style front splitter, fenders with inserts and rocker extensions; rear lip spoiler. For the 2010-11 GM/GMC Truck/SUV—Hood scoop; front fascia/bumper overlay panel. For the 2011–2012 Ford Mustang GT—Quarter window louvers; rear black-out taillight panel. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Surco Products Inc. (Booth #32001): Roof racks, bike racks, wheel chocks, van ladders, RV accessories and custom projects. Contact: Osnat Surkin, 310/323-2520; 310/323-7916 (fax). Website: www.surcoinc.com.

T-Rex Grilles (Booth #35111): Multiple grille designs for most cars, trucks and SUVs, as well as numerous trim accessories. Grille styles include: traditional billet, stainless steel mesh X-Metal studded mesh grilles. All grilles and accessories are available in a polished or black finish and are in stock and ready to ship. Contact: Victor Casillas; 951/270-5388; 951/270-5391 (fax). Website: www.trexbillet.com.

TruXedo (Booth #31033): Complete line of TruXedo soft roll-up tonneau covers and truck accessories. Contact: Rachel Fernandez, 877/878-9336, ext. 287. Website: www.truxedo.com.

Warrior Products (Booth #34091): Jeep exterior accessories, including tube doors, roof racks, fender flares, body armor, etc. Contact: Jason Roy. Website: www.warriorproducts.com.

Interior Products/Accessories

CargoGlide (Booth #31153): Cargo slides for trucks, vans and SUVs. CargoGlide offers several models to suit individual and company needs from 600 lb. to 2,500 lb. capacities. Easy to install. Contact: David McInturf; 239/340-9605.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): Exact-fit storage panels and switch panels. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

DCI Performance Products (Booth #25227): Acoustic insulation products. Contact: Damian Johnson, +61-3-9357-2511; +61-3-9359-2191 (fax). Website: www.dci.com.au/performance.

Got2bWireless: Ultimate hands-free solution for vehicle—hands-free calling, texting, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter and more by using your voice. Contact: Lydia E. Draper, 877/404-6822; 800/790-1248 (fax). Website www.got2bwireless.com.

HELLA Inc. (Booth #23113): LED interior lighting. Contact: Scott Kornhaus, 770/631-7557; 770/631-7574 (fax). Website: www.myhellalights.com.

LeBaron Bonney Co./EZ Boy Interiors (Booth #23083): Reproduction and custom interior kits, including seat and panel upholstery. Contact: Scott Holbrook. Website: www.lebaronbonney.com; www.ezboyinteriors.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): AcoustiShield thermal acoustic auto insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): Dash kits, wiring harnesses, antenna adapters, interfaces, speakers, subs, amps, sound dampening material, Bluetooth integration, iPod integration. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Fabric protection spray. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

Speed Dawg Shift Knobs (Booth #20564): Shift knobs. Contact: Chris Figdore, 717/741-2665; 717/741-2665 (fax). Website: www.speeddawg.com.

VDO Instrumentation & Accessories (Booth #22678): Gauges, accessories, sensors, and senders. Contact: AnnaMaria Blose; 610/289-0488, ext. 4002; 610/289-1766 (fax). Website: www.vdo.com/usa.

Suspension/Brakes

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): Leveling kits for the new body style Toyota Tundra’s (2007-‘11); Jeep JK (2007-’11); GM 1500 P/U (2007-’11); Ford F-250 and F-350 P/U (2005-‘11); Ford F-150 P/U (2004-’11); and Dodge Ram 2500 and 3500 (1994-’11). Contact: Ryan Husted, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

Daystar Products International (Booth #23659): U.S.-made lift and leveling kits for trucks and SUVs; Scorpion shock absorbers; and performance bushing kits for cars and trucks. Contact: Trent McGee, 623/215-0459; 623/907-0088 (fax). Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Energy Suspension (Booth #22967): Polyurethane suspension and drivetrain components. Contact: Mike Papazian, 949/361-3935; 949/361-3940 (fax). Website: www.energysuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP caliper covers. Custom paint and engraving options available. Contact: Ben Wong, 877/995-0003; 619/330-4609. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

BDS Suspension (Booth #30170): American-made suspension lifts and shocks for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps. Contact: Carter Reed; 517/279-2384, ext. 250; 517/278-2316. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

Hellwig Products (Booth #22521): Load and sway suspension for trucks, SUVs and vintage and modern musclecars. Contact: Melanie White; 559/734-7451. Website: www.hellwigproducts.com.

Tuff Country EZ-Ride Suspension (Booth #30104): Suspension leveling and lift kits. Contact: Scott Sweeney or Troy Davis, 801/280-2777; 801/280-2896 (fax). Website: www.tuffcountry.com.

Wheels & Tires

American Force Wheels: Forged aluminum, custom-built wheels for dually and SRW trucks. Contact: deyan@americanforcewheels.com. Website: www.americanforcewheels.com.

BMF Wheels (Booth #38028): BMF Wheels line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiast. All BMF Wheels are manufactured using a proprietary, patent-pending, multi-axis CNC machining process. Contact: Blake Ramthun, 888/313-2580. Website: www.BMFwheels.com.

PDK Wheels & Auto Accessories (Booth #46079): Mamba offroad alloys, Von Max luxury alloys and Greed wheels. Contact: Amber, 219/947-1735; 219/945-1975 (fax). Websites: www.mambawheels.com, www.vonmaxwheels.com, www.greedwheels.com.

SLP Performance Parts: For the 2010–12 V6 and V8 Camaro—20-inch five-spoke aluminum alloy wheels. Contact: Kevin Woodruff, 732/349-2109, ext. 125. Website: www.slponline.com.

Vossen Wheels (Booth #47099): Wheels. Contact: Jav; 305/463-7778; 305/256-1007 (fax). Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Other Products/Services

JET Performance Products (Booth #23713): Programmers. Contact: Dan Nicholas, 714/848-5515; 714/847-6290 (fax). Website: www.jetchip.com.

KBS Coatings (Booth #11053): Rust preventive coatings for chassis, floorpans, engine paints, manifold paints, clearcoat and more. Contact: Jim Krolak, 219/263-0073; 219/531-7797 (fax). Website: www.kbs-coatings.com.

QuietRIDE Solutions (Booth #24386): Firewall insulators and truck headliners. Contact: Timothy Cox; 209/942-4777; 209/942-4476 (fax). Website: www.quietride.com.

Scosche Industries (Booth #11327): iPhone, iPod and iPad accessories. Contact: Rick Ross, 805/486-4450, ext. 510; 800/350-0687 (fax). Website: www.scosche.com.

Shining Monkey Corp. (Booth #13051): Tire dressing. Contact: Robert Dipede, 888/265-8615, ext. 3; 866/353-2500. Website: www.shiningmonkeycorp.com.

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NEWS NUGGETS

POINTS LEADERS HOPE TO MAKE HISTORY WITH WESTERN SWING SWEEP: Seven drivers. In the 22-year history of the famed Western Swing, the grueling three-races-in-three-weeks summer stretch that includes stops in Denver; Sonoma, California; and Seattle, only seven drivers have ever won all three races. And of those seven, none have ever swept the swing twice. With the NHRA Full Throttle Series heading to Bandimere Speedway in Denver, the first of the three stops in the Western Swing, many drivers are hoping to make history by becoming the eighth name to be added to the famed list that includes NHRA greats Joe Amato, John Force, Cory McClenathan, Larry Dixon, Greg Anderson, Tony Schumacher and Antron Brown. Top Fuel points leader Del Worsham is one of those. Since making the switch from Funny Car to Top Fuel, Worsham has won an impressive five races in six final-round appearances, including two consecutive wins heading into the event this weekend. He currently sits 131 points ahead of his closest competition, Spencer Massey, entering the summer racing stretch.

“For me to be in this position 21 years after I started (racing), I feel very, very lucky right now,” said Worsham. “I’m driving for a championship-caliber team, and they know how to adapt to the conditions on Sunday.”

Another driver looking primed for his first Western Swing sweep is Funny Car Points leader Mike Neff. After getting the call before the start of the season to not only drive but tune the Castrol GTX Ford Mustang previously piloted by Ashley Force Hood, Neff has stepped up to the plate and delivered an impressive performance thus far, posting four wins in seven final-round appearances, including final-round appearances in six of the last seven races.

“I’m feeling pretty good right now,” said Neff. “We’ve been going to a lot of finals, and that’s like training. You get in a groove and now, everybody is feeling good.”

A groove may be exactly what the drivers of the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series are looking for as they head to Denver this weekend for the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals. For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com.

HAGAN, GRAY TO SPORT SPECIAL PAINT SCHEMES IN DENVER: Don Schumacher Racing drivers Johnny Gray and Matt Hagan will sport special paint schemes for this weekend’s 32nd annual Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals at Bandimere Speedway. Hagan will display a special Mopar scheme honoring the event sponsor, while Gray’s Service Central Racing Lemonator Dodge Charger Funny Car is part of a month-long fundraising campaign for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. The special paint scheme chosen by fans will celebrate the month-long grassroots-fundraising effort at the TBC Retail Group’s family of retail tire and automotive-service centers to raise money in the race to find a cure for childhood cancer.

“I’m very excited to help this cause any way I can,” said Gray. “I am honored to be chosen to drive the Lemonator."

For more information on this story, log on to NHRA.com.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MOPAR MILE-HIGH NHRA NATIONALS, BANDIMERE SPEEDWAY, July 22–24: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to the Rocky Mountains of Denver and the first of three stops in the grueling Western Swing. Defending event winners are Doug Kalitta (Top Fuel), Robert Hight (Funny Car), Allen Johnson (Pro Stock) and Andrew Hines (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com. For media credentials, please contact Media Relations Manager Zak Elcock at zelcock@nhra.com.

FRAM/AUTOLITE NHRA NATIONALS, INFINEON RACEWAY, July 29–31: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to Sonoma and the second of three stops in the famed Western Swing. Defending event winners are Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ron Capps (Funny Car), Jeg Coughlin (Pro Stock) and Michael Phillips (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/870-RACE (6223) or log on to infineonraceway.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

O’REILLY AUTO PARTS NHRA NORTHWEST NATIONALS, PACIFIC RACEWAYS, August 5–7: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series visits the Great Northwest and Seattle area to finish the three-race Western Swing. Defending event winners are Cory McClenathan (Top Fuel), Tim Wilkerson (Funny Car) and Greg Anderson (Pro Stock). For tickets, call 253/639-5927 or log on to extremetix.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

HE SAID, SHE SAID

KING OF THE MILE-HIGH MOUNTAIN: Pro Stock driver Allen Johnson, who has won three of the last four races at Bandimere Speedway, on why he seems to be so successful at the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals:

“For years we have tested and tested there with our Mopar Dodge, and we seem to have developed a combination that is superior. I feel like all that testing has led to our success at Mopar’s big race. And also, when you’ve done well at a track, you go back there with confidence, and we’ve definitely excelled at Thunder Mountain.”

60 YEARS IN NHRA HISTORY

Bob Glidden defeated Jerry Eckman in the final round of Pro Stock at the 1989 Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals in Denver.

Don Prudhomme defeated Mark Oswald in the final round of Funny Car at the 1989 FRAM/Autolite NHRA Nationals in Sonoma.

Joe Amato defeated Dick LaHaie in the final round at the 1989 O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Northwest Nationals in Seattle.

1989, THE BIRTH OF THE WESTERN SWING: In the summer of 1989, the NHRA introduced the famed Western Swing—a three-races-in-three-weeks stretch in the summer months that included stops in Denver, Sonoma and Seattle. Since that time, only seven drivers in NHRA history have ever swept the historic stretch of racing.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

186.54: That’s the speed record at Bandimere Speedway in Pro Stock Motorcycle set by Ryan Schnitz in July 2005, six years ago. Will this be the year that the Pro Stock Motorcycle category finally hits 190 mph at Bandimere Speedway?

DID YOU KNOW…

…that the John Force Racing Road Show will be displaying five of the famed Funny Cars at Denver-area Walmarts to promote the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals? The five Funny Cars will be on display inside the Walmart stores located in Littleton, Lakewood and Wheat Ridge. For addresses and exact locations, log on to NHRA.com.

For more information, contact NHRA Media Relations at 626/914-4761 or log on to the NHRA Media Center.

 

NEWS NUGGETS

POINTS LEADERS HOPE TO MAKE HISTORY WITH WESTERN SWING SWEEP: Seven drivers. In the 22-year history of the famed Western Swing, the grueling three-races-in-three-weeks summer stretch that includes stops in Denver; Sonoma, California; and Seattle, only seven drivers have ever won all three races. And of those seven, none have ever swept the swing twice. With the NHRA Full Throttle Series heading to Bandimere Speedway in Denver, the first of the three stops in the Western Swing, many drivers are hoping to make history by becoming the eighth name to be added to the famed list that includes NHRA greats Joe Amato, John Force, Cory McClenathan, Larry Dixon, Greg Anderson, Tony Schumacher and Antron Brown. Top Fuel points leader Del Worsham is one of those. Since making the switch from Funny Car to Top Fuel, Worsham has won an impressive five races in six final-round appearances, including two consecutive wins heading into the event this weekend. He currently sits 131 points ahead of his closest competition, Spencer Massey, entering the summer racing stretch.

“For me to be in this position 21 years after I started (racing), I feel very, very lucky right now,” said Worsham. “I’m driving for a championship-caliber team, and they know how to adapt to the conditions on Sunday.”

Another driver looking primed for his first Western Swing sweep is Funny Car Points leader Mike Neff. After getting the call before the start of the season to not only drive but tune the Castrol GTX Ford Mustang previously piloted by Ashley Force Hood, Neff has stepped up to the plate and delivered an impressive performance thus far, posting four wins in seven final-round appearances, including final-round appearances in six of the last seven races.

“I’m feeling pretty good right now,” said Neff. “We’ve been going to a lot of finals, and that’s like training. You get in a groove and now, everybody is feeling good.”

A groove may be exactly what the drivers of the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series are looking for as they head to Denver this weekend for the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals. For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com.

HAGAN, GRAY TO SPORT SPECIAL PAINT SCHEMES IN DENVER: Don Schumacher Racing drivers Johnny Gray and Matt Hagan will sport special paint schemes for this weekend’s 32nd annual Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals at Bandimere Speedway. Hagan will display a special Mopar scheme honoring the event sponsor, while Gray’s Service Central Racing Lemonator Dodge Charger Funny Car is part of a month-long fundraising campaign for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. The special paint scheme chosen by fans will celebrate the month-long grassroots-fundraising effort at the TBC Retail Group’s family of retail tire and automotive-service centers to raise money in the race to find a cure for childhood cancer.

“I’m very excited to help this cause any way I can,” said Gray. “I am honored to be chosen to drive the Lemonator."

For more information on this story, log on to NHRA.com.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MOPAR MILE-HIGH NHRA NATIONALS, BANDIMERE SPEEDWAY, July 22–24: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to the Rocky Mountains of Denver and the first of three stops in the grueling Western Swing. Defending event winners are Doug Kalitta (Top Fuel), Robert Hight (Funny Car), Allen Johnson (Pro Stock) and Andrew Hines (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com. For media credentials, please contact Media Relations Manager Zak Elcock at zelcock@nhra.com.

FRAM/AUTOLITE NHRA NATIONALS, INFINEON RACEWAY, July 29–31: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to Sonoma and the second of three stops in the famed Western Swing. Defending event winners are Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ron Capps (Funny Car), Jeg Coughlin (Pro Stock) and Michael Phillips (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/870-RACE (6223) or log on to infineonraceway.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

O’REILLY AUTO PARTS NHRA NORTHWEST NATIONALS, PACIFIC RACEWAYS, August 5–7: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series visits the Great Northwest and Seattle area to finish the three-race Western Swing. Defending event winners are Cory McClenathan (Top Fuel), Tim Wilkerson (Funny Car) and Greg Anderson (Pro Stock). For tickets, call 253/639-5927 or log on to extremetix.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

HE SAID, SHE SAID

KING OF THE MILE-HIGH MOUNTAIN: Pro Stock driver Allen Johnson, who has won three of the last four races at Bandimere Speedway, on why he seems to be so successful at the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals:

“For years we have tested and tested there with our Mopar Dodge, and we seem to have developed a combination that is superior. I feel like all that testing has led to our success at Mopar’s big race. And also, when you’ve done well at a track, you go back there with confidence, and we’ve definitely excelled at Thunder Mountain.”

60 YEARS IN NHRA HISTORY

Bob Glidden defeated Jerry Eckman in the final round of Pro Stock at the 1989 Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals in Denver.

Don Prudhomme defeated Mark Oswald in the final round of Funny Car at the 1989 FRAM/Autolite NHRA Nationals in Sonoma.

Joe Amato defeated Dick LaHaie in the final round at the 1989 O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Northwest Nationals in Seattle.

1989, THE BIRTH OF THE WESTERN SWING: In the summer of 1989, the NHRA introduced the famed Western Swing—a three-races-in-three-weeks stretch in the summer months that included stops in Denver, Sonoma and Seattle. Since that time, only seven drivers in NHRA history have ever swept the historic stretch of racing.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

186.54: That’s the speed record at Bandimere Speedway in Pro Stock Motorcycle set by Ryan Schnitz in July 2005, six years ago. Will this be the year that the Pro Stock Motorcycle category finally hits 190 mph at Bandimere Speedway?

DID YOU KNOW…

…that the John Force Racing Road Show will be displaying five of the famed Funny Cars at Denver-area Walmarts to promote the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals? The five Funny Cars will be on display inside the Walmart stores located in Littleton, Lakewood and Wheat Ridge. For addresses and exact locations, log on to NHRA.com.

For more information, contact NHRA Media Relations at 626/914-4761 or log on to the NHRA Media Center.

 

NEWS NUGGETS

POINTS LEADERS HOPE TO MAKE HISTORY WITH WESTERN SWING SWEEP: Seven drivers. In the 22-year history of the famed Western Swing, the grueling three-races-in-three-weeks summer stretch that includes stops in Denver; Sonoma, California; and Seattle, only seven drivers have ever won all three races. And of those seven, none have ever swept the swing twice. With the NHRA Full Throttle Series heading to Bandimere Speedway in Denver, the first of the three stops in the Western Swing, many drivers are hoping to make history by becoming the eighth name to be added to the famed list that includes NHRA greats Joe Amato, John Force, Cory McClenathan, Larry Dixon, Greg Anderson, Tony Schumacher and Antron Brown. Top Fuel points leader Del Worsham is one of those. Since making the switch from Funny Car to Top Fuel, Worsham has won an impressive five races in six final-round appearances, including two consecutive wins heading into the event this weekend. He currently sits 131 points ahead of his closest competition, Spencer Massey, entering the summer racing stretch.

“For me to be in this position 21 years after I started (racing), I feel very, very lucky right now,” said Worsham. “I’m driving for a championship-caliber team, and they know how to adapt to the conditions on Sunday.”

Another driver looking primed for his first Western Swing sweep is Funny Car Points leader Mike Neff. After getting the call before the start of the season to not only drive but tune the Castrol GTX Ford Mustang previously piloted by Ashley Force Hood, Neff has stepped up to the plate and delivered an impressive performance thus far, posting four wins in seven final-round appearances, including final-round appearances in six of the last seven races.

“I’m feeling pretty good right now,” said Neff. “We’ve been going to a lot of finals, and that’s like training. You get in a groove and now, everybody is feeling good.”

A groove may be exactly what the drivers of the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series are looking for as they head to Denver this weekend for the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals. For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com.

HAGAN, GRAY TO SPORT SPECIAL PAINT SCHEMES IN DENVER: Don Schumacher Racing drivers Johnny Gray and Matt Hagan will sport special paint schemes for this weekend’s 32nd annual Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals at Bandimere Speedway. Hagan will display a special Mopar scheme honoring the event sponsor, while Gray’s Service Central Racing Lemonator Dodge Charger Funny Car is part of a month-long fundraising campaign for the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. The special paint scheme chosen by fans will celebrate the month-long grassroots-fundraising effort at the TBC Retail Group’s family of retail tire and automotive-service centers to raise money in the race to find a cure for childhood cancer.

“I’m very excited to help this cause any way I can,” said Gray. “I am honored to be chosen to drive the Lemonator."

For more information on this story, log on to NHRA.com.

COMING ATTRACTIONS

MOPAR MILE-HIGH NHRA NATIONALS, BANDIMERE SPEEDWAY, July 22–24: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to the Rocky Mountains of Denver and the first of three stops in the grueling Western Swing. Defending event winners are Doug Kalitta (Top Fuel), Robert Hight (Funny Car), Allen Johnson (Pro Stock) and Andrew Hines (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/664-UWIN (8946) or log on to ticketreturn.com. For media credentials, please contact Media Relations Manager Zak Elcock at zelcock@nhra.com.

FRAM/AUTOLITE NHRA NATIONALS, INFINEON RACEWAY, July 29–31: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series heads to Sonoma and the second of three stops in the famed Western Swing. Defending event winners are Larry Dixon (Top Fuel), Ron Capps (Funny Car), Jeg Coughlin (Pro Stock) and Michael Phillips (Pro Stock Motorcycle). For tickets, call 800/870-RACE (6223) or log on to infineonraceway.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

O’REILLY AUTO PARTS NHRA NORTHWEST NATIONALS, PACIFIC RACEWAYS, August 5–7: The NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series visits the Great Northwest and Seattle area to finish the three-race Western Swing. Defending event winners are Cory McClenathan (Top Fuel), Tim Wilkerson (Funny Car) and Greg Anderson (Pro Stock). For tickets, call 253/639-5927 or log on to extremetix.com. For media credentials, please contact Director of Media Relations Anthony Vestal at avestal@nhra.com.

HE SAID, SHE SAID

KING OF THE MILE-HIGH MOUNTAIN: Pro Stock driver Allen Johnson, who has won three of the last four races at Bandimere Speedway, on why he seems to be so successful at the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals:

“For years we have tested and tested there with our Mopar Dodge, and we seem to have developed a combination that is superior. I feel like all that testing has led to our success at Mopar’s big race. And also, when you’ve done well at a track, you go back there with confidence, and we’ve definitely excelled at Thunder Mountain.”

60 YEARS IN NHRA HISTORY

Bob Glidden defeated Jerry Eckman in the final round of Pro Stock at the 1989 Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals in Denver.

Don Prudhomme defeated Mark Oswald in the final round of Funny Car at the 1989 FRAM/Autolite NHRA Nationals in Sonoma.

Joe Amato defeated Dick LaHaie in the final round at the 1989 O’Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Northwest Nationals in Seattle.

1989, THE BIRTH OF THE WESTERN SWING: In the summer of 1989, the NHRA introduced the famed Western Swing—a three-races-in-three-weeks stretch in the summer months that included stops in Denver, Sonoma and Seattle. Since that time, only seven drivers in NHRA history have ever swept the historic stretch of racing.

INSIDE THE NUMBERS

186.54: That’s the speed record at Bandimere Speedway in Pro Stock Motorcycle set by Ryan Schnitz in July 2005, six years ago. Will this be the year that the Pro Stock Motorcycle category finally hits 190 mph at Bandimere Speedway?

DID YOU KNOW…

…that the John Force Racing Road Show will be displaying five of the famed Funny Cars at Denver-area Walmarts to promote the Mopar Mile-High NHRA Nationals? The five Funny Cars will be on display inside the Walmart stores located in Littleton, Lakewood and Wheat Ridge. For addresses and exact locations, log on to NHRA.com.

For more information, contact NHRA Media Relations at 626/914-4761 or log on to the NHRA Media Center.