By SEMA Editors

	George Lathouris was named 2013 SEMA Person of the Year.

It’s that time of the year for awards nominations. SEMA members have the opportunity to select nominees for the 2014 SEMA Person of the Year, Rep Agency of the Year and WD of the Year Award. These awards have been established to honor worthy candidates for their outstanding contribution to the industry during the past 12 months corresponding to the SEMA fiscal year, July 1, 2013, through June 30, 2014.

Take a moment to review the SEMA Awards website and review the criteria and listing of past honorees before providing a brief statement, including comments as to why, based on the award criteria, your choice is deserving of this award. Due Friday, July 25, 2014, all completed nominations forms are confidential and vital to helping the Task Force make their selections.

By SEMA Editors

	Todd Petersen of MSD Performance was the 2013 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award recipient.

SEMA is seeking nominations to identify youthful innovators whose work is substantially changing the way the automotive aftermarket is doing business. These nominations will be used to select the third-annual SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award. SEMA will honor the award winner at the 2014 SEMA Show Banquet, which takes place the evening of Thursday, November 6, 2014.

The winning candidate will be energetic and passionate about the enthusiast marketplace. He or she will have contributed a bright, novel way to fix something broken, build something really new or make something better.

He or she may be the MVP on a team that leads with a game-changing product or service. They may have been the first to act on a new trend, invent an original product people did not yet know they needed, or work independently to devise and implement stellar ideas that better suit the changing marketplace of the new millennium.

Whatever the case, the SEMA Gen-III Innovator will be young—less than 40 years of age as of December 31, 2014. If you know someone who exhibits the same pioneering spirit as the original industry founders, we need your help in identifying that person for the SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award.

Please fill out the 2014 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award Nomination Form and tell us about the person you think deserves a moment in the spotlight. All nominees will be invited, along with a guest, to attend and participate in the SEMA Banquet. Gen-III Innovator Award nomination forms must be submitted prior to close of business, Friday, July 25, at 5:00 p.m. (PDT).

For more information about that award, please visit www.sema.org/innovator or contact Lindsay Bianco at LindsayB@sema.org or 909-978-6692.

By SEMA Editors

	Todd Petersen of MSD Performance was the 2013 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award recipient.

SEMA is seeking nominations to identify youthful innovators whose work is substantially changing the way the automotive aftermarket is doing business. These nominations will be used to select the third-annual SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award. SEMA will honor the award winner at the 2014 SEMA Show Banquet, which takes place the evening of Thursday, November 6, 2014.

The winning candidate will be energetic and passionate about the enthusiast marketplace. He or she will have contributed a bright, novel way to fix something broken, build something really new or make something better.

He or she may be the MVP on a team that leads with a game-changing product or service. They may have been the first to act on a new trend, invent an original product people did not yet know they needed, or work independently to devise and implement stellar ideas that better suit the changing marketplace of the new millennium.

Whatever the case, the SEMA Gen-III Innovator will be young—less than 40 years of age as of December 31, 2014. If you know someone who exhibits the same pioneering spirit as the original industry founders, we need your help in identifying that person for the SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award.

Please fill out the 2014 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award Nomination Form and tell us about the person you think deserves a moment in the spotlight. All nominees will be invited, along with a guest, to attend and participate in the SEMA Banquet. Gen-III Innovator Award nomination forms must be submitted prior to close of business, Friday, July 25, at 5:00 p.m. (PDT).

For more information about that award, please visit www.sema.org/innovator or contact Lindsay Bianco at LindsayB@sema.org or 909-978-6692.

By SEMA Editors

	Todd Petersen of MSD Performance was the 2013 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award recipient.

SEMA is seeking nominations to identify youthful innovators whose work is substantially changing the way the automotive aftermarket is doing business. These nominations will be used to select the third-annual SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award. SEMA will honor the award winner at the 2014 SEMA Show Banquet, which takes place the evening of Thursday, November 6, 2014.

The winning candidate will be energetic and passionate about the enthusiast marketplace. He or she will have contributed a bright, novel way to fix something broken, build something really new or make something better.

He or she may be the MVP on a team that leads with a game-changing product or service. They may have been the first to act on a new trend, invent an original product people did not yet know they needed, or work independently to devise and implement stellar ideas that better suit the changing marketplace of the new millennium.

Whatever the case, the SEMA Gen-III Innovator will be young—less than 40 years of age as of December 31, 2014. If you know someone who exhibits the same pioneering spirit as the original industry founders, we need your help in identifying that person for the SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award.

Please fill out the 2014 SEMA Gen-III Innovator Award Nomination Form and tell us about the person you think deserves a moment in the spotlight. All nominees will be invited, along with a guest, to attend and participate in the SEMA Banquet. Gen-III Innovator Award nomination forms must be submitted prior to close of business, Friday, July 25, at 5:00 p.m. (PDT).

For more information about that award, please visit www.sema.org/innovator or contact Lindsay Bianco at LindsayB@sema.org or 909-978-6692.

	The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

More than 1,000 professionals from the specialty-equipment industry will celebrate at tonight’s Open House for the SEMA Garage – Industry Innovations Center in Diamond Bar, California. From 6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m., guests will take tours of the Garage’s installation center and product-development tools, while enjoying complimentary food, music and giveaways.

In addition to the tours, food and music, some of the industry’s hottest custom vehicles—hot rods, musclecars, classic cars and trucks, race cars, SUVs—will add to the clubhouse atmosphere. 

The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. The multifaceted garage contains an Emissions Lab, Installation Center, Photo Cove and Training Center. The comprehensive facilities are available for members to use for product development and marketing, installations, emissions testing and training. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

Read more about the tools and equipment available to members through “The New SEMA Garage” in the July issue of SEMA News.

SEMA members are encouraged to take advantage to the industry-owned SEMA Garage for product development, fitment, research and more. For additional information about the garage, including upcoming events and availability, contact Mike Spagnola at mikes@sema.org.

	The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

More than 1,000 professionals from the specialty-equipment industry will celebrate at tonight’s Open House for the SEMA Garage – Industry Innovations Center in Diamond Bar, California. From 6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m., guests will take tours of the Garage’s installation center and product-development tools, while enjoying complimentary food, music and giveaways.

In addition to the tours, food and music, some of the industry’s hottest custom vehicles—hot rods, musclecars, classic cars and trucks, race cars, SUVs—will add to the clubhouse atmosphere. 

The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. The multifaceted garage contains an Emissions Lab, Installation Center, Photo Cove and Training Center. The comprehensive facilities are available for members to use for product development and marketing, installations, emissions testing and training. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

Read more about the tools and equipment available to members through “The New SEMA Garage” in the July issue of SEMA News.

SEMA members are encouraged to take advantage to the industry-owned SEMA Garage for product development, fitment, research and more. For additional information about the garage, including upcoming events and availability, contact Mike Spagnola at mikes@sema.org.

	The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

More than 1,000 professionals from the specialty-equipment industry will celebrate at tonight’s Open House for the SEMA Garage – Industry Innovations Center in Diamond Bar, California. From 6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m., guests will take tours of the Garage’s installation center and product-development tools, while enjoying complimentary food, music and giveaways.

In addition to the tours, food and music, some of the industry’s hottest custom vehicles—hot rods, musclecars, classic cars and trucks, race cars, SUVs—will add to the clubhouse atmosphere. 

The SEMA Garage is located next to the association’s headquarters in Diamond Bar, California. The multifaceted garage contains an Emissions Lab, Installation Center, Photo Cove and Training Center. The comprehensive facilities are available for members to use for product development and marketing, installations, emissions testing and training. All of the services available through the SEMA Garage are intended to help members bring their products to the market faster and for a fraction of the cost.

Read more about the tools and equipment available to members through “The New SEMA Garage” in the July issue of SEMA News.

SEMA members are encouraged to take advantage to the industry-owned SEMA Garage for product development, fitment, research and more. For additional information about the garage, including upcoming events and availability, contact Mike Spagnola at mikes@sema.org.

Strengthen Your Company Through Community

No matter what niche you're in—rods, restoration, racing, restyling, reps, trucks or wheels and tires—there's a SEMA council or professional network that's right for your company. SEMA councils and networks offer members a variety of niche-specific programs and activities designed to provide educational and networking opportunities while promoting their particular market segment.

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Hot Rod Power Tour Participants Share Their Stories

	Amy Fitzgerald

I can say without hesitation that I am a stronger person in more than one way after this trip. I didn’t think it was possible to love my industry even more. Every town we passed through seemed to welcome the rolling car show with excitement.

Fellow Tour participants were so nice and truly seemed interested in each other’s cars, passions and places in the industry. It was remarkable to see the unity among enthusiasts. Strangers stopped to help each other out, just because. Family Events went above and beyond to help me find a valve-cover gasket so I would be able to continue to the next city without problems. The Hot Rod staff fed us a lavish dinner each night. I felt so well taken care of from the beginning of the tour all the way to the end. I can’t imagine a better group of people to travel across the United States with!

The highlight of my journey was the opportunity to speak to a group of young enthusiasts about the industry. The excitement and interest the teens showed when I brought my car into their shop assured me that there will continue to be young people entering the industry, and my hobby is not going to fade off into the distance.

My Bel Air only had 1,200 miles on it before the tour started, meaning it really got broken in on this journey. I am proud of myself, my husband and our shop for building the entire car in 18 weeks and putting it to the test. Now that I am home, it seems odd to be on the road in my classic all alone—parking lots and gas stations are boring again. I do feel that I came home with some serious bragging rights and I am already looking forward to 2015!


Ian Lehn

Describing the experience of a lifetime is difficult. Hot Rod magazine and SEMA’s YEN Power Tour brought together every aspect of automotive passion and beauty that I’ve held dear since childhood. It would have been unbelievable to go on the Hot Rod Power Tour, but by taking this adventure with nine other peers and sharing experiences together, it was something that I will never forget. I find myself still reminiscing with my fellow participants about the mishaps, interesting rods and even more interesting people. 

What the Power Tour meant to me was the chance to surround myself with like-minded gearheads, and partake in something that we all love. What the YEN Power Tour meant was something far more. I have never had an opportunity that left me so speechless. Meeting leaders in our industry, such as Doug Evans and Chris Kersting, to the people who are pushing our industry forward at the technical schools we visited, I don't know if there will ever be a more impactful seven days. 

As long as there are groups like SEMA and Hot Rod magazine keeping our hobbies and passions alive with events like this, we will keep showing up and supporting.

So, what was the Hot Rod Power Tour experience for me? A whirlwind seven days of friendships, breakdowns, fix-ups, beef jerky, burning rubber, horsepower and opportunity.


	Scott Lowe

Paul Makarucha

A few months ago, I had never even heard of the Hot Rod Power Tour. Now, I can’t imagine not attending every year from here on out. Not that I really need a reason to talk to strangers, but SEMA tasked us with talking to as many young people on the tour as we could to show that the young enthusiast sector is alive and thriving. It was fantastic! The hot-rod community is far larger than I initially estimated, and one of the friendliest, family-oriented, welcoming groups I’ve encountered. Rolling with the Tour through beautifully scenic country roads in the heart of America as townspeople line the roads with friendly smiles, waves and American flags evokes a feeling not easily described. Honestly, no matter what you drive, if you’ve modified it, it’s a hot rod. As they say, the journey is getting there. The friends you’ll make, challenges you’ll overcome and laughs you’ll share on the Tour can last a lifetime.

	Brit Mansell

Living in Birmingham, Alabama, I have been fortunate to see the Hot Rod Power Tour pass through my town a couple of times in the past. During those years, I joined the tour for a couple of legs, so I thought I was informed about the Hot Rod Power Tour. However, my previous experience only scratched the surface of the true value of this event. For the full experience, one needs to run multiple legs of the Tour. The relationships forged in such a short time are amazing. While on the Tour, everyone is the same and equal and has a genuine bond. Seeing the gearhead bond grow through seven different cities in seven days is truly an amazing experience.

Rolling through the hills and town squares of several small-town American cities in the world’s largest traveling car show is an experience I will never forget. Seeing people in each town set out their lawn chairs on the side of the street and wave as the Tour drove by gave me a unique sense of what America truly is and what I hope it continues to be.

The hot-rod world is one that has withstood the test of time and been somewhat impervious to the problems plaguing the rest of the country. The Hot Rod Power Tour may consist of one of the largest groups of people who truly understand and experience what it is to be a proud American.


Jonathan Mill

Explaining the Power Tour is like an astronaut trying to explain space; until you are there, you won't fully understand. The sense of community and passion can only be felt. This was my first Hot Rod Power Tour and I understand now why so many cars had multiple-year stickers on them.

I was a long hauler driving my ’35 Ford pickup with the YEN group and it was our mission to engage as much as possible with the people, places and vehicles participating. I dove in head first and was able to interview Richard Petty on day number one, setting the tone for a collection of memories that I will carry with me my whole life. If you are at all interested in the automotive world, whatever the era (there were plenty late-model cars with us), I suggest planning to take this tour. It will give you the best insight into what this industry is all about.


	Michelle Perez

I was one of the lucky participants to go on the YEN Power Tour. This was a dream come true for my ’67 Mustang and me. For all of the enthusiasts out there who say, “This looks like fun, I have to do it one year,” stop saying it and do it! Even if it's only for one or two legs of the trip, it's simply amazing. It brings people from all walks of life together. No matter your age, race or gender, we were all treated like extended family. I was able to speak to kids and see the passion that I had at their age and was able to see that the future of our hobby and passion is still alive and strong in the next generation! I was also able to speak with people who have been in the industry a while. They were so kind and even shared some of their tips and experiences to help me in the future. This experience really opened my eyes and warmed my heart.

I had some issues with my car, and the group of people I was traveling with were eager to jump in and help. People I just met that day! Passing cars saw me with my hood up and stopped to help me get my car running again without thinking twice. It was amazing to see how a complete stranger will help you. Like I said before, it's like extended family here. You may have met some of these people for the first time but they are willing to do what they can to help you get from one stop to another, help you with advice for going after your dream and help you learn just a little more. I made some amazing friends on this trip and even more amazing memories.

Dylan Sievers

As participants in the YEN Power Tour, we were all very lucky that SEMA sent us out to engage the youth in the automotive industry and see who was going to be the next generation of this industry. We had the opportunity to visit technical schools and speak to the students about how they can be a part of the industry and what they can do to continually learn and expand their own skills.

The trip itself was a lot of fun and definitely allowed us to see how the younger generation was getting engaged with the industry. We were also able to interview these young enthusiasts and learn what they would like to see in the industry as well as what got them into it.

Overall, the Tour was an amazing chance to engage the younger generation and find out how exactly youth are getting involved with the automotive industry.

	Kirstin Stone

I was taken by the variety of cars that were on the tour. Since I was riding with Dylan Sievers in a ’14 F-350 Super Duty, I initially thought we would be the odd man out in a sea of ’60s and ’70s musclecars. I ended up seeing a lot of pickups (some labeled “Plan B,” and those that were apparently Plan A).

When I got to the start in Charlotte on Friday night, I was happy to see all the parking lot camaraderie going on at the hotel. It was just like hanging out at your local cruise night, only the stories were more interesting, and I was 2,500 miles from home. Car guys (and gals) seem to be pretty much the same wherever you go, and despite the inherent spirit of competition, everybody was looking forward to hitting the road. The excitement was palpable the first night or two.  

Once we got a few days in, it was even cooler to run into the long haulers repeatedly, and talk through the days’ events—only on the Power Tour can so much happen to a single classic car or truck in 48 hours. Bent rod, broken fan, utterly destroyed radiator, you name it and the driver’s back on the road with plenty of time to check in at the next stop before the show closes down for the night.

That same energy carried the long haulers through to the end of the line in Wisconsin Dells. Through bouts of bad weather, long days and the occasional roadside brake job, it was a great week.


Jerid Suchy

I feel extremely blessed to have been a part of an event that captures the true spirit and passion of our industry and hobby. One of the tasks for YEN members on Power Tour was to set out and investigate the commonly debated issue of the aftermarket parts business—are there enough younger enthusiasts getting involved with the industry? After travelling more than 1,700 miles through nine states and interviewing many enthusiasts, the answer was clear to me. This hobby is not aging out. While many of the traditional trends of the industry may be losing favor with the younger generation, there are just as many newer trends emerging. Probably one of the most impressive aspects of the Hot Rod Power Tour was the diversity in vehicles participating. Almost every market segment SEMA identifies was covered.

Another task assigned to the YEN crew was to visit a technical/trade school each day, and discuss the automotive aftermarket industry as a potential career path. It was exciting to see so many young people passionate about getting involved in the industry.
The friendships and networking that I have been able to build through the Power Tour have been invaluable to my career and personal life.

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Carlisle Truck Nationals Give Platform for Free Product Promotion

By Amanda Gubbins

For the fifth year, accessory manufacturers for light trucks, Jeeps, off-road vehicles and SUVs are invited to display new products at the Carlisle Truck Nationals, August 1–3.

The TORA New Products Showcase provides council members with a platform to promote their new products to one of the largest groups of truck enthusiasts in the country. The products are housed in the TORA tent, where attendees can view the descriptions and inquire about purchase options from 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m. each day. The accessories are also professionally photographed for use with descriptions on www.sema.org, and presentations at the TORA booth and awards reception at the SEMA Show.

All of this exposure is available to TORA members for only the cost of shipping the products to Carlisle Events. Register today to save a place for your product.

Not yet a member? Need more info about the event? Contact Clayton Drescher at 909-978-6696.

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	SEMA Show exhibitors can expand  their Show floor presence by offering products to builders through SEMA eNews. The information in the list is supplied by this year’s exhibitors. Builders interested in obtaining a product can contact the exhibitor directly.

By SEMA Editors

Exhibitors of the 2014 SEMA Show are expanding their Show floor presence by offering products to builders through the list below. The information is provided by this year’s exhibitors. Builders interested in obtaining a product can contact the exhibitor directly.

All product-placement decisions and negotiations are the responsibility of the manufacturers and the builders. Participation in the list does not guarantee product placement at the 2014 SEMA Show.

Exhibitors: To participate in the list, access the Products for Project-Vehicle Builders form located in the SEMA Show Exhibitor Manual.

The list is open to exhibitors of the 2014 SEMA Show only. For questions or additional information, contact Jason Catullo at jasonc@sema.org.

All Submissions

Engine/Underhood Components

AMSOIL Inc.: Premium synthetic lubricants, additives and filters. Contact: Jamie Jarvi, info@amsoil.com; 715-399-6557. Website: www.amsoil.com.

Borla Performance Industries Inc.: Selected exhaust and induction parts. Contact: Tracie Percell, relations@borla.com; 423-979-4002. Website: www.borla.com.

INJEN Technology: Offering a new line of rotational molded intakes for select high-profile image vehicles. Applications offered include all diesel trucks, the ’14 Corvette, ’12–’14 Jeep JK (includes snorkel) and ’15 Subaru STi. INJEN is also offering its full line of high-performance air intake systems for sport compacts, modern-day musclecars, trucks and SUVs, including both gas and diesel applications. The INJEN SP intake line features the patented Air Fusion and MR Technology, and every intake system produced comes with a high-performance air filters manufactured in the United States utilizing proprietary SuperNano-Web filtration media. Contact: Jay Crouch, jay@injen.com. Website: www.injen.com.

JET Performance Products: Performance Programmers, performance modules, throttle bodies, spacers, mass air sensors, low-temp thermostat. Contact: updates@powerbyjet.com; 714-848-5515. Website: www.jetchip.com.

MagnaFlow: We've got the power and sound you're looking for. Exhaust products for diesel and gas trucks, American muscle, import, European and sport compact. Contact: Kirsten Wright, kwright@magnaflow.com; 949-858-5900. Website: www.magnaflow.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep intakes, snorkels and exhaust systems. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Quiet Ride Solutions: ACOUSTIHOOD Under Hood Cover and Insulation Kit. ABS cover and Heat Shield Barrier insulation. Pre-cut, Ready to install. Molded with vehicle brand logo or available with custom vehicle theme image with builder artwork supplied. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com.   

SamcoSport: Performance silicone hoses and accessories. Contact: Paul Hinder, paul@samcosport.com; +441443238464. Website: www.samcosport.com.

Standard Motor Products Inc.: Performance ignition wires and battery cables. Contact: Mike Maxwell, mike.maxwell@smpcorp.com; 913-441-6500. Website: www.bluestreakwire.com.

XS Power Batteries: Power Wire in 0, 2, 4, and 8 gauge; power supplies; chargers; battery hold downs; fuses; fuse holders; and battery relocation kits. Contact: Nathan Way, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com; 888-497-4693. Website: www.4xspower.com. 

Exterior Components/Accessories

AnzoUSA: U-bar headlights, LED taillights, LED 3rd lights, off-road lights. Contact: Shaun Callaway, shaun@anzousa.com; 909-590-8618. Website: www.anzousa.com.

A.R.E.: Fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers. Contact: Shari Arfons, shari@mccullougphr.com; 330-244-9980. Website: www.4are.com.  

ATC Truck Covers: Fiberglass tonneau cover (SRT Lid) for 2014-2015 Chevy Silverados and fiberglass truck caps for most makes and models. Contact: Brant Combs, brantcombs@atctruckcovers.com; 785-448-5577. Website: www.atctruckcovers.com. 

BASF Corp.: BASF Foose colors, R-M Carizzma (Candy) paint, R-M Onyx HD Waterborne, Glasurit 90-Line and Limco finishes available. Contact: Brian Fox, Brian.fox@basfpaintnews.cpm; 717-577-6449. Website: www.basfrefinish.com; CarizzmaColor.com;

BedRug/Advantage/Retrax: The complete line of Retrax retractable pickup bed covers. Contact: Andy Nephew,anephew@retrax.com; 701-746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com. BASFPaintNews.com.

Big Mike's Performance Parts: STO N SHO quick release front license plate bracket. Contact: Mashell Tripp, mashell@bigmikesperformanceparts.com; 831-663-4849.

BMF Wheels: BMF Wheels is offering the company’s unique and performance-driven line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiasts. All BMF wheels are manufactured using a patented proprietary, multi-axis CNC machining process. There are seven wheel designs to choose from in 17-, 18-, 20-, 22- and 24-inch diameters, in both Death Metal black and Stealth black finishes. Contact: Blake Ramthun, blake@bmfwheels.com; 888-313-2580. Website: www.bmfwheels.com. 

BOLT Locks: BOLT receiver lock, padlock, cable lock, toolbox latch and coupler pin lock. Available for Chevrolet, GMC, Ford, Ram, Jeep, Toyota and Nissan vehicles. Contact: Contact: Jason Buckles, jason@boltlock.com; 414-247-3673. Website: www.boltlock.com.

Cequent Performance Products: Towing hitches, receiver tubes, hitch balls; fifth wheel hitches; weight distribution systems; pin boxes; goosenecks; jacks; couplers; winches. Bike racks, roof racks, cargo baskets and containers. Contact: Carol Doney, cdoney@cequentgroup.com; 734-656-3010. Website: www.cequentgroup.com/Brand/All.

Daystar Products: Hood vents and hood cowls for Jeep JK Wranglers. Hood cowls for Jeep TJ Wranglers. Contact: Mark Turner,mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.

eCOOLogical LLC: BumperShellz - Protective/decorative covers for late-model, fullsize truck, original equipment rear bumpers. Unique custom backlit logos; no bumper modification required. Cover that boring, common chrome with some custom style. Contact: Darin Evans, darin.evans@ecoological.com; 916-572-4454. Website: www.ecoological.com.

Fastway Trailer Products: Towing accessories, aluminum adjustable hitches, self locking aluminum adjustable hitches, anti rattle aluminum adjustable hitches, aluminum ball mounts, weight distributing hitches, zip coiled breakaway cables, wheel chocks, flip automatic tongue jack extension foot, chain up safety chain holder, coupler locks, locking hitch pins, pad locks. Contact: Trevor Millar, tmillar@fastwaytrailer.com; 877-523-9103. Website: www.fastwaytrailer.com.

Go Rhino! Products/Big Country Truck Accessories: Side bars, grille guards, winch bumpers, rhino chargers, bed bars, sport bars, bed rails, hitch steps, exhaust tips, garage shop and trailer organizers, and safari racks. Contact: Bob Gonzales, bob@gorhino.com; 714-715-3932. Website: www.gorhino.com.

Hornblasters: Manufacturer and distributor of train horns, air horns, on-board air systems, public address systems, air suspension and pneumatic accessories. Contact: rigo@hornblasters.com; 813-783-8058.

Kleinn Air Horns: Air horns, train horns and train horn upgrade systems. Please send complete project proposal, including booth number. Contact: Lance Martz, lancem@kleinn.com; 520-579-1531. Website: www.kleinn.com.

LINE-X: Truck Gear by LINE-X 5" oval step bar. Each bar is constructed from high-quality T304 stainless steel tubing, offered in a straight design or 45 degree bends, welded end caps. Nationwide, lifetime, end-to-end warranty. Contact: cliveoak@linexmail.com; 256-713-4265. Website: www.truckgear.com.

LSD-Doors: Manufacturer of Lambo-style doors. TUV-tested Lambo-style door hinges with patented Magic Stick technology and M.A.R.A. system (Multi Axis Rotational Assembly). Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com.

Napier Enterprises: Vehicle camping tents. Contact: Christina Richards, marketing@napieroutdoors.com; 905-935-0427, ext. 35. Website: www.napieroutdoors.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep bumpers, wheels, side armor, hood, fender flares, lights and other misc. exterior products. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com.

ORACLE Lighting: ORACLE Lighting headlight halo kits for many late-model vehicles. SMD Technology with custom colors available. Professional installation service also available to confirmed display vehicles. Lighting must be “on” during the SEMA Show to qualify for sponsorship. Contact: Jonathan Barber, jonathan@oraclelights.com; 800-407-5776, ext. 390. Website: www.oraclelights.com.

PIAA: LED/HID/halogen light kits/light bars and bulbs, silicone performance wiper blades. Contact: Justin MacLauchlan,  justin.maclauchlan@piaa.com; 503-489-6666, ext. 2080. Website: www.piaa.com.

Snugtop: Truck caps and tonneau covers. Available items include a choice of one of four tonneau cover styles and 11 different toppers, including the new “Outback” model with 60/40 Suburban-style rear doors. Proposals need not be elaborate. Contact: Ruth Walker, rwalker@snugtop.com. Mail proposals to: 1711 Harbor Ave., Long Beach, CA 90813.

Superwinch: Winches. Contact: Rachael Glenn, rglenn@superwinch.com; 860-412-1438. Website: www.superwinch.com. 

Surco Products Inc.: Off-road roof racks for Jeep Wranglers, SUVs and trucks. Contact: Osnat Surkin, osnatsurkin@surcoinc.com; 310-323-2520. Website: www.surcoinc.com.

Topline Products: Verde custom wheels. V-Rock offroad wheels. Contact: Paul, paul@tradeunion.com; 909-628-7500. Website:www.verdecustomwheels.com. 

T-REX Grilles: American-made T-REX Grilles, including Billet Series grilles, X-Metal Series mesh grilles, Torch LED Series grilles, Upper Class Mesh grilles, Graphic Series billet and mesh grilles, and Sport Series mesh grilles. Contact: Marketing, Info@trexbillet.com; 951-270-5388. Website: www.trexbillet.com.

TRUFIBER: 2007–2014 Jeep Wrangler fiberglass heat-extractor hood. Contact: Phil Truong, phil@trufiber.com; 951-270-3222.

TruXmart: Unique hard and Soft folding tonneau covers for major makes and models available for SEMA 2014 trucks! Contact: Steven Rossi, srossi@truxmartcovers.com; 888-554-8789. Website: www.truxmartcovers.com.

Wipe New: Wipe New trim restore, Wipe New tires, Wipe New headlight restore, Wipe New wheels. Contact: Nick Naylor,nnaylor@wipenew.com; 757-463-6653, ext. 1321. Website: www.wipenew.com.

Vossen: 19- to 23-inch Luxury/Sport Concave wheels. We offer our class leading CV wheels and our new one-piece lightweight, forged Vossen Precision Series. Contact: Mike Forsythe, mike@vossenwheels.com; 305-463-7778. Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Interior Components/Accessories 

Daystar Products: Dash panel and switch panels for Jeep JK Wranglers. Contact: Mark Turner, mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep floor liners, seat covers, interior trim pieces, seats, and other misc. interior products. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Quiet Ride Solutions: QRS FIREWALL INSULATORS. Pre-cut and ready to install. Molded to replace factory OEM products. Stop the noise and heat at the source. Available for 600 popular vehicles, 1928–1991. ACOUSTISHIELD Thermal Acoustic Automotive Insulation Kits. Pre-cut and ready to install for 1,300 popular vehicles, 1928–2014. Includes Dynamat Xtreme and HeatShield Barrier Insulation Panels. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com. 

Slamstop: Soft-close door device compatible for all makes and models. Adds an elegant touch to the doors to mechanically pull in the car door. SLAMSTOP is installed inside the door panel. Contact: Nicky Hamila, nhamila@jmprpublicrelations.com; 818-992-4353. Website: www.slamstop.net. 

Wipe New: Wipe New trim restore. Contact: Nick Naylor, nnaylor@wipenew.com; 757-463-6653, ext. 1321. Website:www.wipenew.com. 

Suspension/Brake Components

Belltech Sport Trucks: Manufacturer of truck and SUV lowering components. Lowering components available for new 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. Belltech offers complete lowering kits, spindles, shock absorbers for all makes and models of trucks and SUVs. Contact: George Ciordas,  marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com.

BDS Suspension: Hardcore suspension lifts and accessories. Contact: Kent Wyatt, kwatt@sporttruckusainc.com; 517-279-2135. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

Cequent Performance Products: Brake controls for towing, vehicle illumination, wiring. Contact: Carol Doney, cdoney@cequentgroup.com; 734-656-3010. Website: www.cequentgroup.com/Brand/All.

Daystar Products: American-made leveling kits for all trucks and SUVs. Contact: Mark Turner, mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.  

Eibach: Pro-Kit or Sportline performance spring kits. Contact: Jonathan Wong, jwong@eibach.com; 951-256-8300. Website: www.eibach.com.

Kleinn Air Horns: Contact: Onboard air systems. Please send complete project proposal, including booth number. Lance Martz,lancem@kleinn.com; 520-579-1531. Website: www.kleinn.com. 

KW Suspensions: German manufacturer of performance coilovers systems for performance street and motorsports applications. Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com. 

MaxTrac Suspension: Complete line of lifting, leveling, and lowering kits for trucks and SUVs. Contact: Bob Sager, bob@maxtracsuspension.com; 714-630-0363. Website: www.maxtracsuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP Caliper Covers - Custom logo and color options are available for select vehicles. Officially Licensed by Ford, GM, Mopar, Shelby American and Weld Racing. Contact: Ben Wong, ben.wong@calipercovers.com; 877-995-0003. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep lift kits and components. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Performance Accessories/OR-Fab: Premium lift system (body and leveling kit) that raises the vehicle five inches without altering the factory suspension or affecting stability controls. Can run up to a 35-inch tire. Contact: Melissa Jenkins, mjenkins@p-a-g.net; 928-636-3180. Website: www.performanceaccessories.com.

QA1: coil-over and non-coil-over shocks and struts, springs, control arms, k-members, strut tower braces, anti-hop bars, sway bars and many other suspension components. Contact: Kaitlyn Nelson, knelson@qa1.net; 952-985-5675.

ReadyLIFT Suspension Inc.: High quality suspension lift kits, leveling kits, rear block kits, and performance shocks for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Contact: Vince Pistonetti, vince@readylift.com; 714-463-1731.

ST Suspensions: Manufacturer of coilovers, spring kits, anti-sway bars. Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com. 

Superlift Suspension: Legendary-quality, competitively priced suspension lift kits, leveling kits, rear block kits, shocks and other suspension related products for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Contact: Joey Arbogast, joey@superlift.com; 318-397-3024. Website: www.superlift.com. 

Wheels & Tires

Achilles Tire: Tires. Contact: Harue Gard, harue.gard@itatire.com; 818-715-7080. Website: www.achillestireusa.com.

Atturo Tire: Seeking a select few vehicles to feature company tires. We are interested in high- performance SUVs and CUVs, lifted 4x4 and unique SUV builds. Contact: Michael Mathis, 855-632-8031. Website: www.atturo.com. 

BMF Wheels: BMF Wheels is offering the company’s unique and performance-driven line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiasts. All BMF wheels are manufactured using a patented proprietary, multi-axis CNC machining process. There are seven wheel designs to choose from in 17-, 18-, 20-, 22- and 24-inch diameters, in both Death Metal black and Stealth black finishes. Contact: Blake Ramthun, blake@bmfwheels.com; 888-313-2580. Website: www.bmfwheels.com.  

Vossen: 19- to 23-inch Luxury/Sport Concave wheels. We offer our class leading CV wheels and our new one-piece lightweight, forged Vossen Precision Series. Contact: Mike Forsythe, mike@vossenwheels.com; 305-463-7778. Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Other Products/Services

Daystar Products: D Ring isolators in all colors. Winch isolators so the hook is nested in place. Contact: Mark Turner,mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com. 

Hornblasters: Manufacturer and distributor of train horns, air horns, on-board air systems, public address systems, air suspension and pneumatic accessories. Contact: rigo@hornblasters.com; 813-783-8058.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep parts and accessories. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

ORACLE Lighting: LED light bar side mirrors for Jeep Wrangler JK and Ford F-150/ Ford Raptor. Contact: Jonathan Barber, jonathan@oraclelights.com; 800-407-5776, ext. 390. Website: www.oraclelights.com.

Perfect Equipment: Under our brand Hofmann Power Weight, we offer pre-colored zinc adhesive wheel weights. These weights allow wide open spoke wheels to offer a wheel weight that not only looks good but matches the wheel or the brake caliper. Black weights on black wheels, or red weights with red calipers. Contact: Gregory Parker, gregory.parker@wegmann-automotive.com; 615-916-3791. Website: www.hofmann-powerweight.com.  

Prismatic Powders/Cerakote Ceramic Coatings: Prismatic Powders offers the worlds largest color selection of custom powder coatings. Contact: Jeff Scheid, jeff@nicindustries.com; 541-830-6524. Website: www.prismaticpowders.com.  

Quiet Ride Solutions: ACOUSTITRUNK Trunk Floor Mats are made from a non-skid, ultra-high definition, black rubber and feature the vehicle brand name and/or logo. Trunk mats are designed specifically for older model cars of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. AcoustiTrunk Mat Covers are pre-cut and ready to install with barrier insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com.  

Wavetrac Differentials: Wavetrac Limited Slip differential. Contact: Dana Clark, dclark@wavetrac.net; 949-362-8700. Website: www.wavetrac.net. 

XS Power Batteries: Power Wire in 0, 2, 4, and 8 gauge; power supplies; chargers; battery hold downs; fuses; fuse holders; and battery relocation kits. Contact: Nathan Way, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com; 888-497-4693. Website: www.4xspower.com. 

	SEMA Show exhibitors can expand  their Show floor presence by offering products to builders through SEMA eNews. The information in the list is supplied by this year’s exhibitors. Builders interested in obtaining a product can contact the exhibitor directly.

By SEMA Editors

Exhibitors of the 2014 SEMA Show are expanding their Show floor presence by offering products to builders through the list below. The information is provided by this year’s exhibitors. Builders interested in obtaining a product can contact the exhibitor directly.

All product-placement decisions and negotiations are the responsibility of the manufacturers and the builders. Participation in the list does not guarantee product placement at the 2014 SEMA Show.

Exhibitors: To participate in the list, access the Products for Project-Vehicle Builders form located in the SEMA Show Exhibitor Manual.

The list is open to exhibitors of the 2014 SEMA Show only. For questions or additional information, contact Jason Catullo at jasonc@sema.org.

All Submissions

Engine/Underhood Components

AMSOIL Inc.: Premium synthetic lubricants, additives and filters. Contact: Jamie Jarvi, info@amsoil.com; 715-399-6557. Website: www.amsoil.com.

Borla Performance Industries Inc.: Selected exhaust and induction parts. Contact: Tracie Percell, relations@borla.com; 423-979-4002. Website: www.borla.com.

INJEN Technology: Offering a new line of rotational molded intakes for select high-profile image vehicles. Applications offered include all diesel trucks, the ’14 Corvette, ’12–’14 Jeep JK (includes snorkel) and ’15 Subaru STi. INJEN is also offering its full line of high-performance air intake systems for sport compacts, modern-day musclecars, trucks and SUVs, including both gas and diesel applications. The INJEN SP intake line features the patented Air Fusion and MR Technology, and every intake system produced comes with a high-performance air filters manufactured in the United States utilizing proprietary SuperNano-Web filtration media. Contact: Jay Crouch, jay@injen.com. Website: www.injen.com.

JET Performance Products: Performance Programmers, performance modules, throttle bodies, spacers, mass air sensors, low-temp thermostat. Contact: updates@powerbyjet.com; 714-848-5515. Website: www.jetchip.com.

MagnaFlow: We've got the power and sound you're looking for. Exhaust products for diesel and gas trucks, American muscle, import, European and sport compact. Contact: Kirsten Wright, kwright@magnaflow.com; 949-858-5900. Website: www.magnaflow.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep intakes, snorkels and exhaust systems. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Quiet Ride Solutions: ACOUSTIHOOD Under Hood Cover and Insulation Kit. ABS cover and Heat Shield Barrier insulation. Pre-cut, Ready to install. Molded with vehicle brand logo or available with custom vehicle theme image with builder artwork supplied. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com.   

SamcoSport: Performance silicone hoses and accessories. Contact: Paul Hinder, paul@samcosport.com; +441443238464. Website: www.samcosport.com.

Standard Motor Products Inc.: Performance ignition wires and battery cables. Contact: Mike Maxwell, mike.maxwell@smpcorp.com; 913-441-6500. Website: www.bluestreakwire.com.

XS Power Batteries: Power Wire in 0, 2, 4, and 8 gauge; power supplies; chargers; battery hold downs; fuses; fuse holders; and battery relocation kits. Contact: Nathan Way, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com; 888-497-4693. Website: www.4xspower.com. 

Exterior Components/Accessories

AnzoUSA: U-bar headlights, LED taillights, LED 3rd lights, off-road lights. Contact: Shaun Callaway, shaun@anzousa.com; 909-590-8618. Website: www.anzousa.com.

A.R.E.: Fiberglass truck caps and tonneau covers. Contact: Shari Arfons, shari@mccullougphr.com; 330-244-9980. Website: www.4are.com.  

ATC Truck Covers: Fiberglass tonneau cover (SRT Lid) for 2014-2015 Chevy Silverados and fiberglass truck caps for most makes and models. Contact: Brant Combs, brantcombs@atctruckcovers.com; 785-448-5577. Website: www.atctruckcovers.com. 

BASF Corp.: BASF Foose colors, R-M Carizzma (Candy) paint, R-M Onyx HD Waterborne, Glasurit 90-Line and Limco finishes available. Contact: Brian Fox, Brian.fox@basfpaintnews.cpm; 717-577-6449. Website: www.basfrefinish.com; CarizzmaColor.com;

BedRug/Advantage/Retrax: The complete line of Retrax retractable pickup bed covers. Contact: Andy Nephew,anephew@retrax.com; 701-746-5596. Website: www.retrax.com. BASFPaintNews.com.

Big Mike's Performance Parts: STO N SHO quick release front license plate bracket. Contact: Mashell Tripp, mashell@bigmikesperformanceparts.com; 831-663-4849.

BMF Wheels: BMF Wheels is offering the company’s unique and performance-driven line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiasts. All BMF wheels are manufactured using a patented proprietary, multi-axis CNC machining process. There are seven wheel designs to choose from in 17-, 18-, 20-, 22- and 24-inch diameters, in both Death Metal black and Stealth black finishes. Contact: Blake Ramthun, blake@bmfwheels.com; 888-313-2580. Website: www.bmfwheels.com. 

BOLT Locks: BOLT receiver lock, padlock, cable lock, toolbox latch and coupler pin lock. Available for Chevrolet, GMC, Ford, Ram, Jeep, Toyota and Nissan vehicles. Contact: Contact: Jason Buckles, jason@boltlock.com; 414-247-3673. Website: www.boltlock.com.

Cequent Performance Products: Towing hitches, receiver tubes, hitch balls; fifth wheel hitches; weight distribution systems; pin boxes; goosenecks; jacks; couplers; winches. Bike racks, roof racks, cargo baskets and containers. Contact: Carol Doney, cdoney@cequentgroup.com; 734-656-3010. Website: www.cequentgroup.com/Brand/All.

Daystar Products: Hood vents and hood cowls for Jeep JK Wranglers. Hood cowls for Jeep TJ Wranglers. Contact: Mark Turner,mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.

eCOOLogical LLC: BumperShellz - Protective/decorative covers for late-model, fullsize truck, original equipment rear bumpers. Unique custom backlit logos; no bumper modification required. Cover that boring, common chrome with some custom style. Contact: Darin Evans, darin.evans@ecoological.com; 916-572-4454. Website: www.ecoological.com.

Fastway Trailer Products: Towing accessories, aluminum adjustable hitches, self locking aluminum adjustable hitches, anti rattle aluminum adjustable hitches, aluminum ball mounts, weight distributing hitches, zip coiled breakaway cables, wheel chocks, flip automatic tongue jack extension foot, chain up safety chain holder, coupler locks, locking hitch pins, pad locks. Contact: Trevor Millar, tmillar@fastwaytrailer.com; 877-523-9103. Website: www.fastwaytrailer.com.

Go Rhino! Products/Big Country Truck Accessories: Side bars, grille guards, winch bumpers, rhino chargers, bed bars, sport bars, bed rails, hitch steps, exhaust tips, garage shop and trailer organizers, and safari racks. Contact: Bob Gonzales, bob@gorhino.com; 714-715-3932. Website: www.gorhino.com.

Hornblasters: Manufacturer and distributor of train horns, air horns, on-board air systems, public address systems, air suspension and pneumatic accessories. Contact: rigo@hornblasters.com; 813-783-8058.

Kleinn Air Horns: Air horns, train horns and train horn upgrade systems. Please send complete project proposal, including booth number. Contact: Lance Martz, lancem@kleinn.com; 520-579-1531. Website: www.kleinn.com.

LINE-X: Truck Gear by LINE-X 5" oval step bar. Each bar is constructed from high-quality T304 stainless steel tubing, offered in a straight design or 45 degree bends, welded end caps. Nationwide, lifetime, end-to-end warranty. Contact: cliveoak@linexmail.com; 256-713-4265. Website: www.truckgear.com.

LSD-Doors: Manufacturer of Lambo-style doors. TUV-tested Lambo-style door hinges with patented Magic Stick technology and M.A.R.A. system (Multi Axis Rotational Assembly). Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com.

Napier Enterprises: Vehicle camping tents. Contact: Christina Richards, marketing@napieroutdoors.com; 905-935-0427, ext. 35. Website: www.napieroutdoors.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep bumpers, wheels, side armor, hood, fender flares, lights and other misc. exterior products. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com.

ORACLE Lighting: ORACLE Lighting headlight halo kits for many late-model vehicles. SMD Technology with custom colors available. Professional installation service also available to confirmed display vehicles. Lighting must be “on” during the SEMA Show to qualify for sponsorship. Contact: Jonathan Barber, jonathan@oraclelights.com; 800-407-5776, ext. 390. Website: www.oraclelights.com.

PIAA: LED/HID/halogen light kits/light bars and bulbs, silicone performance wiper blades. Contact: Justin MacLauchlan,  justin.maclauchlan@piaa.com; 503-489-6666, ext. 2080. Website: www.piaa.com.

Snugtop: Truck caps and tonneau covers. Available items include a choice of one of four tonneau cover styles and 11 different toppers, including the new “Outback” model with 60/40 Suburban-style rear doors. Proposals need not be elaborate. Contact: Ruth Walker, rwalker@snugtop.com. Mail proposals to: 1711 Harbor Ave., Long Beach, CA 90813.

Superwinch: Winches. Contact: Rachael Glenn, rglenn@superwinch.com; 860-412-1438. Website: www.superwinch.com. 

Surco Products Inc.: Off-road roof racks for Jeep Wranglers, SUVs and trucks. Contact: Osnat Surkin, osnatsurkin@surcoinc.com; 310-323-2520. Website: www.surcoinc.com.

Topline Products: Verde custom wheels. V-Rock offroad wheels. Contact: Paul, paul@tradeunion.com; 909-628-7500. Website:www.verdecustomwheels.com. 

T-REX Grilles: American-made T-REX Grilles, including Billet Series grilles, X-Metal Series mesh grilles, Torch LED Series grilles, Upper Class Mesh grilles, Graphic Series billet and mesh grilles, and Sport Series mesh grilles. Contact: Marketing, Info@trexbillet.com; 951-270-5388. Website: www.trexbillet.com.

TRUFIBER: 2007–2014 Jeep Wrangler fiberglass heat-extractor hood. Contact: Phil Truong, phil@trufiber.com; 951-270-3222.

TruXmart: Unique hard and Soft folding tonneau covers for major makes and models available for SEMA 2014 trucks! Contact: Steven Rossi, srossi@truxmartcovers.com; 888-554-8789. Website: www.truxmartcovers.com.

Wipe New: Wipe New trim restore, Wipe New tires, Wipe New headlight restore, Wipe New wheels. Contact: Nick Naylor,nnaylor@wipenew.com; 757-463-6653, ext. 1321. Website: www.wipenew.com.

Vossen: 19- to 23-inch Luxury/Sport Concave wheels. We offer our class leading CV wheels and our new one-piece lightweight, forged Vossen Precision Series. Contact: Mike Forsythe, mike@vossenwheels.com; 305-463-7778. Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Interior Components/Accessories 

Daystar Products: Dash panel and switch panels for Jeep JK Wranglers. Contact: Mark Turner, mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep floor liners, seat covers, interior trim pieces, seats, and other misc. interior products. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Quiet Ride Solutions: QRS FIREWALL INSULATORS. Pre-cut and ready to install. Molded to replace factory OEM products. Stop the noise and heat at the source. Available for 600 popular vehicles, 1928–1991. ACOUSTISHIELD Thermal Acoustic Automotive Insulation Kits. Pre-cut and ready to install for 1,300 popular vehicles, 1928–2014. Includes Dynamat Xtreme and HeatShield Barrier Insulation Panels. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com. 

Slamstop: Soft-close door device compatible for all makes and models. Adds an elegant touch to the doors to mechanically pull in the car door. SLAMSTOP is installed inside the door panel. Contact: Nicky Hamila, nhamila@jmprpublicrelations.com; 818-992-4353. Website: www.slamstop.net. 

Wipe New: Wipe New trim restore. Contact: Nick Naylor, nnaylor@wipenew.com; 757-463-6653, ext. 1321. Website:www.wipenew.com. 

Suspension/Brake Components

Belltech Sport Trucks: Manufacturer of truck and SUV lowering components. Lowering components available for new 2014 Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra. Belltech offers complete lowering kits, spindles, shock absorbers for all makes and models of trucks and SUVs. Contact: George Ciordas,  marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com.

BDS Suspension: Hardcore suspension lifts and accessories. Contact: Kent Wyatt, kwatt@sporttruckusainc.com; 517-279-2135. Website: www.bds-suspension.com.

Cequent Performance Products: Brake controls for towing, vehicle illumination, wiring. Contact: Carol Doney, cdoney@cequentgroup.com; 734-656-3010. Website: www.cequentgroup.com/Brand/All.

Daystar Products: American-made leveling kits for all trucks and SUVs. Contact: Mark Turner, mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com.  

Eibach: Pro-Kit or Sportline performance spring kits. Contact: Jonathan Wong, jwong@eibach.com; 951-256-8300. Website: www.eibach.com.

Kleinn Air Horns: Contact: Onboard air systems. Please send complete project proposal, including booth number. Lance Martz,lancem@kleinn.com; 520-579-1531. Website: www.kleinn.com. 

KW Suspensions: German manufacturer of performance coilovers systems for performance street and motorsports applications. Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com. 

MaxTrac Suspension: Complete line of lifting, leveling, and lowering kits for trucks and SUVs. Contact: Bob Sager, bob@maxtracsuspension.com; 714-630-0363. Website: www.maxtracsuspension.com.

MGP Caliper Covers: MGP Caliper Covers - Custom logo and color options are available for select vehicles. Officially Licensed by Ford, GM, Mopar, Shelby American and Weld Racing. Contact: Ben Wong, ben.wong@calipercovers.com; 877-995-0003. Website: www.calipercovers.com.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep lift kits and components. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

Performance Accessories/OR-Fab: Premium lift system (body and leveling kit) that raises the vehicle five inches without altering the factory suspension or affecting stability controls. Can run up to a 35-inch tire. Contact: Melissa Jenkins, mjenkins@p-a-g.net; 928-636-3180. Website: www.performanceaccessories.com.

QA1: coil-over and non-coil-over shocks and struts, springs, control arms, k-members, strut tower braces, anti-hop bars, sway bars and many other suspension components. Contact: Kaitlyn Nelson, knelson@qa1.net; 952-985-5675.

ReadyLIFT Suspension Inc.: High quality suspension lift kits, leveling kits, rear block kits, and performance shocks for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Contact: Vince Pistonetti, vince@readylift.com; 714-463-1731.

ST Suspensions: Manufacturer of coilovers, spring kits, anti-sway bars. Contact: George Ciordas, marketing@kwautomotive.com. Website: www.kwautomotive.com. 

Superlift Suspension: Legendary-quality, competitively priced suspension lift kits, leveling kits, rear block kits, shocks and other suspension related products for trucks, Jeeps and SUVs. Contact: Joey Arbogast, joey@superlift.com; 318-397-3024. Website: www.superlift.com. 

Wheels & Tires

Achilles Tire: Tires. Contact: Harue Gard, harue.gard@itatire.com; 818-715-7080. Website: www.achillestireusa.com.

Atturo Tire: Seeking a select few vehicles to feature company tires. We are interested in high- performance SUVs and CUVs, lifted 4x4 and unique SUV builds. Contact: Michael Mathis, 855-632-8031. Website: www.atturo.com. 

BMF Wheels: BMF Wheels is offering the company’s unique and performance-driven line of wheels for the off-road and lifted-truck enthusiasts. All BMF wheels are manufactured using a patented proprietary, multi-axis CNC machining process. There are seven wheel designs to choose from in 17-, 18-, 20-, 22- and 24-inch diameters, in both Death Metal black and Stealth black finishes. Contact: Blake Ramthun, blake@bmfwheels.com; 888-313-2580. Website: www.bmfwheels.com.  

Vossen: 19- to 23-inch Luxury/Sport Concave wheels. We offer our class leading CV wheels and our new one-piece lightweight, forged Vossen Precision Series. Contact: Mike Forsythe, mike@vossenwheels.com; 305-463-7778. Website: www.vossenwheels.com.

Other Products/Services

Daystar Products: D Ring isolators in all colors. Winch isolators so the hook is nested in place. Contact: Mark Turner,mturner@daystarweb.com; 623-628-2463. Website: www.daystarweb.com. 

Hornblasters: Manufacturer and distributor of train horns, air horns, on-board air systems, public address systems, air suspension and pneumatic accessories. Contact: rigo@hornblasters.com; 813-783-8058.

Omix-ADA/Rugged Ridge: Jeep parts and accessories. Contact: Henk van Dongen, hvandongen@omix-ada.com; 770-614-6101. Website: www.omix-ada.com. 

ORACLE Lighting: LED light bar side mirrors for Jeep Wrangler JK and Ford F-150/ Ford Raptor. Contact: Jonathan Barber, jonathan@oraclelights.com; 800-407-5776, ext. 390. Website: www.oraclelights.com.

Perfect Equipment: Under our brand Hofmann Power Weight, we offer pre-colored zinc adhesive wheel weights. These weights allow wide open spoke wheels to offer a wheel weight that not only looks good but matches the wheel or the brake caliper. Black weights on black wheels, or red weights with red calipers. Contact: Gregory Parker, gregory.parker@wegmann-automotive.com; 615-916-3791. Website: www.hofmann-powerweight.com.  

Prismatic Powders/Cerakote Ceramic Coatings: Prismatic Powders offers the worlds largest color selection of custom powder coatings. Contact: Jeff Scheid, jeff@nicindustries.com; 541-830-6524. Website: www.prismaticpowders.com.  

Quiet Ride Solutions: ACOUSTITRUNK Trunk Floor Mats are made from a non-skid, ultra-high definition, black rubber and feature the vehicle brand name and/or logo. Trunk mats are designed specifically for older model cars of the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. AcoustiTrunk Mat Covers are pre-cut and ready to install with barrier insulation. Contact: Timothy Cox, timcox@quietride.com; 209-942-4777. Website: www.quietride.com.  

Wavetrac Differentials: Wavetrac Limited Slip differential. Contact: Dana Clark, dclark@wavetrac.net; 949-362-8700. Website: www.wavetrac.net. 

XS Power Batteries: Power Wire in 0, 2, 4, and 8 gauge; power supplies; chargers; battery hold downs; fuses; fuse holders; and battery relocation kits. Contact: Nathan Way, nathan@xspowerbatteries.com; 888-497-4693. Website: www.4xspower.com.