Oracle Lighting, the aftermarket brand providing automotive LED lighting, has announced the appointment of Johnny Johnson as its new strategic account manager. Johnson will help grow the company's core aftermarket LED business while leading its expansion into fleet, motorcycle and powersports, and into new international markets.
The hire is part of a broader expansion of Oracle Lighting's sales organization, driven by sustained growth in both its wholesale distribution network and its emerging business segments, according to the company.
"We're growing, and that growth means we need people who can strengthen the business we've built and open doors in markets that are new to us," said Jaclyn Bradham, chief revenue officer of Oracle Lighting. "When we defined this role, we were looking for someone who knows the aftermarket from the inside, understands how dealers and distributors actually buy and has built channels both here and overseas. Johnny is exactly who we were hoping to find. He'll add value to our core LED customers from day one, and his experience in powersports and international distribution makes him the right person to take our newest lines and markets from opportunity to core business."
In his new role, Johnson will work with Oracle Lighting's core aftermarket LED distributors and resellers while building the company's presence with fleet operators and upfitters, motorcycle and powersports dealers, and the partners who serve them. He will also play a central role in expanding Oracle Lighting's international distribution, drawing on his experience rebuilding international dealer channels, according to Oracle.
Johnson brings more than 15 years of sales and business development leadership across the automotive and powersports aftermarket. Most recently, he served as vice president of Sales and Business Development at Derive Systems, a global provider of automotive performance tuning technology. There he rebuilt the sales organization, grew the domestic dealer business, revived the international dealer channel and launched a dealer win-back program that brought dormant accounts back into the business, according to Oracle.
Previously, as national sales director at Dynojet Research, Johnson led the expansion of the company's powersports dealer network.
"Oracle Lighting has built a strong reputation for innovation and quality that dealers and enthusiasts already trust," said Johnson. "My focus is to build on that with the customers who got Oracle here, and to take the brand into fleet, motorcycle, powersports and international markets where that reputation can go a long way."
From the golf course to the debut of the next vehicle build giveaway, Turn 14 Distribution is bringing elite networking to Las Vegas.
The SEMA Show represents the pinnacle of the automotive aftermarket, transforming the Las Vegas Convention Center into the global epicenter of the latest automotive trends and exclusive industry networking. For Turn 14 Distribution, it is an unparalleled opportunity for face-to-face connection with the brands and dealers who drive the industry forward. This year, the leading wholesale distributor of automotive and powersports aftermarket parts is pulling out all the stops to deliver an unforgettable SEMA experience, packed with exclusive networking events, impactful vehicle reveals, and unique activations across the convention center campus.
Turn 14 is teeing up the week with the return of the SEMA Kickoff Golf Tournament. Hosted in partnership with MBRP on Monday, November 2, this invite-only full-course scramble is the perfect, laid-back networking opportunity for those looking to connect before the chaos of the show floor opens. The tournament features a four-person team format loaded with friendly competitions, including longest drive, closest to the pin, a poker hand challenge, and a few surprise contests scattered throughout the course. Space is extremely limited for this event, so interested Turn 14 Distribution dealers should contact their sales representative to secure a spot.
Starting Tuesday, November 3, attendees can find the Turn 14 Distribution team stationed inside Central Hall at Booth #21403. This central hub will be the go-to spot for customers to discuss exclusive show deals and catch up with the Turn 14 Distribution staff. It will also be home to the official reveal of the Turn 14 Ultimate Shop Truck build. Featuring a fully EPA- and CARB-compliant Roush supercharged 5.0L Coyote V8, this Ford F-150 will be the perfect blend of raw power and uncompromising utility. Complete with a modified 2025 Yamaha YZ250F 70th Anniversary Edition strapped in the bed, this pairing bridges the gap between automotive street performance and elite powersports capability.
For those arriving early to beat the crowds, Turn 14 is hosting a morning oasis at their outdoor setup located in the Silver Lot at Booth #82000. Running Tuesday through Thursday morning, attendees can stop by Turn 14's outdoor booth for Trucks and Coffee, powered by Bilstein. It is the best spot for fresh coffee and checking out an impressive lineup of trucks and off-road builds while networking with fellow enthusiasts. This location will feature a collection of serious off-road rigs that display not only Bilstein's overlanding prowess but Turn 14's support for the brand and off-road segments.
After a grueling first day of walking the show floor on Tuesday, the last place most attendees want to be is in the notoriously long monorail line or stuck waiting for a ride. Turn 14 Distribution and Bilstein have better plans with the Terrace Happy Hour. Held on the West Hall Terrace, this invite-only gathering offers prime views of the skyline, complete with premium drinks and hors d'oeuvres, providing the perfect bridge between the show closing and evening dinner plans while delivering an elevated networking experience. Dealers looking to attend this summit event should reach out to their sales representative immediately, as capacity is strictly limited.
In addition to the networking events and vehicle reveals, Turn 14 Distribution is proud to celebrate the incredible craftsmanship found throughout the show. This year, the distributor is teaming up with one of its premium partners to present two standout build awards. These accolades will be handed out to the builders who push the boundaries of performance and design, recognizing the hard work and innovation that make the SEMA Show the greatest automotive spectacle on earth.
About Turn 14 Distribution
Turn 14 Distribution is a privately-owned, 100% wholesale distributor of performance automotive and powersports aftermarket parts focused on supporting small businesses. Committed to long-term partnerships, Turn 14 delivers proprietary technology that streamlines ordering, improves inventory control, and strengthens cash flow management. Seven-day operations enable delivery to 100% of continental U.S. dealers within two days or less. Learn more at www.turn14.com.
With the 2026 SEMA Show approaching November 3-6 in Las Vegas, attendees can now review transportation options for getting to and from the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). (Still need to register? Get started here).
Attendees staying at participating hotels can take advantage of complimentary shuttle service to the LVCC, while other options make it easy to get around Las Vegas during Show week.
View the complete 2026 SEMA Show transportation guide for everything needed to plan the trip, including shuttle schedules and boarding locations; Las Vegas Monorail ticket discounts; rideshare/taxis/limousines information; The Vegas Loop details and tickets; public bus service/Strip & Downtown Express (SDX); off-property parking and other transportation information.
Attendees are encouraged to review transportation options in advance, as there will be no parking at the LVCC during the event. Learn more at semashow.com/transportation.
Tickets are also available for SEMA Fest, the celebration of car culture and music on Friday, November 6, on the SEMA Show campus. Secure tickets or learn more at semafest.com.
Attendees at the 2026 SEMA Show, held November 3–6 in Las Vegas, can develop new skills, connect with industry leaders and gain practical insights to help grow their businesses through this year's SEMA Education Program. More than 90 sessions will take place Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5, covering key topics and trends impacting professionals across the automotive and powersports industries.
Sessions will cover business, technical and industry-specific subjects, including leadership, emerging technologies, off-road, powersports and career development. The Off-Road Business Association (ORBA) will present Driving Change: Women Shaping the Future of Off-Road, bringing together women leaders to discuss leadership, innovation, mentorship and opportunities ahead. In the Emerging and Executive Leadership track, Dale Carnegie sessions will cover practical listening and leadership skills, along with how leaders can use AI while maintaining trust and engagement.
"Time away from your business must deliver real value. The SEMA Show Education Program gives attendees practical insights and strategies they can apply immediately to make smarter decisions about where to invest and how to grow," said SEMA Vice President of Events Tom Gattuso. "SEMA Education, combined with the opportunity to discover products and connect with suppliers, makes the Show an essential business-planning tool."
As part of the broader SEMA Education offering, marquee partners will offer targeted education for a variety of aftermarket communities. For the first time, the Auto Film Mastery Conference will take place at the Show. Designed for window tinters, paint protection film installers, automotive detailers and other restyling professionals, the one-day conference will be held Monday, November 2, in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, one day before the official SEMA Show opens.
Other partner-led programs from the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR), Tire Industry Association (TIA) and Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) will provide specialized training for collision repair and installation professionals. The Collision Repair Stage (booth No. 32145) in South Hall Upper, along with learning centers such as the FutureTech Studio (Central Hall No. 24401) and ADAS Showcase (South Hall Upper No. 31200), will highlight the latest in repair, ADAS, alternative propulsion and mobility.
"SEMA Show Education reflects the breadth of the automotive aftermarket and the wide range of professional fields that make up this industry," said SEMA Trade Show Director Andy Tompkins. "Whether attendees are looking for business strategies, technical information, leadership development or insights into the future of the industry, our education program gives them another way to make the most of their time at the Show."
Most sessions are first come, first served and free of charge. Attendees can build a customized schedule and register for paid sessions through the Show Planner tool. Explore the full 2026 SEMA Show Education Program at www.semashow.com/education.
The SEMA Show, this year November 3-6, in Las Vegas, may be familiar to many in the automotive aftermarket. (Still need to register? Do so here.) But the Show is just one part of what comes with being part of the industry's largest community of automotive professionals, builders and enthusiasts.
SEMA connects the people who make the automotive aftermarket what it is. From manufacturers and retailers to builders, technicians and enthusiasts, SEMA brings together a global community united by a passion for cars, trucks and everything in between.
Being part of the SEMA community means connecting with the people, ideas and opportunities shaping the industry all year long. The 2026 SEMA Show offers one of the biggest opportunities to experience that community in person.
From industry-leading competitions and educational programming to art exhibits, livestream coverage and emerging vehicle technologies, the following activations are among the highlights planned for this year's SEMA Show.
2026 SEMA Show Features and Activations
New for 2026: Powersports/Side-by-Side (SxS)/Lifestyle Section
The Powersports/SxS/Lifestyle section will be anchored in the West Hall, with access to adjacent parking lots for dynamic outdoor activations and vehicle demonstrations.
The Show floor will undergo an evolution to group trucks, off-road and powersports together, reflecting the "total package" approach enthusiasts take toward their adventure builds. The section will highlight a diverse range of categories, including:
Motorcycles and dirt bikes
Side-by-sides
Related adventure lifestyle gear and accessories
New and returning manufacturers are already showing excitement for the expanded section.
"We're proud to represent KYT Helmets at SEMA 2026," said TJ Jira, CEO of KYT Americas. "We believe it's an opportunity to elevate powersports and bring more visibility to our brand in the market."
From the Toyo Tires Treadpass to hundreds of booth and feature vehicles across the campus, the creativity and craftsmanship set for display this year will inspire and impress any automotive aftermarket enthusiast.
SEMA Battle of the Builders Presented by Mothers High Performance Car Care
Now in its 13th year, the famed SEMA Battle of the Builders (BOTB) Presented by Mothers High Performance Car Care competition continues to stand as the automotive aftermarket's premier platform for custom builders exhibiting at the SEMA Show.
New for 2026: The SEMA Battle of the Builders will expand to include motorcycles, introducing an additional set of awards recognizing the Top 3 standout bike builders and an overall motorcycle champion with the new SEMA BOTB: Bike Builder Shootout category.
For 2026, the competition will again feature its four core automotive competition classes: Hot Rod & Hot Rod Truck; 4 Wheel Drive & Off-Road; Sport Compact, Import Performance, Luxury & Exotic; and BFGoodrich Young Guns.
Class winners will advance through the competition, with one ultimately named overall BOTB champion.
SEMA Education offers Showgoers a dynamic experience that complements the high-energy learning environment found throughout the Show floor. Attendees can develop new skills, connect with industry leaders and gain practical business insights through sessions covering emerging trends, technical advancements, workforce development and business growth strategies.
SEMA Tools & Equipment Section in South Hall Upper
The SEMA Show's dedicated Tools & Equipment section, located in South Hall Upper, will feature hundreds of exhibiting brands, making it a must-see destination for technicians, shop owners, fabricators and installers. Attendees will discover a full range of professional-grade tools engineered to meet the evolving demands of today's automotive workforce.
From hand tools and power tools to diagnostic equipment, shop systems, lifting solutions, fabrication tools and specialty service equipment, the section will highlight innovations designed to improve efficiency, safety and accuracy in every type of automotive environment. As vehicles become more advanced, the need for high-quality, specialized tools continues to grow, driving strong interest and investment across the category.
The SEMA Show Tools & Equipment section is anchored by legacy brands that have been exhibiting at the event for many years and have helped shape the professional tools market, including Bad Dog Tools, Carlyle Tools, Gearwrench, Harbor Freight, Knipex, Milwaukee, Spectro Wire & Cable Inc. and Wiha.
The SEMA Collision Repair Stage will serve as a hub for industry engagement, bringing together collision-repair professionals for education, discussion and networking throughout the SEMA Show.
Through dedicated programming from the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) and the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS), attendees can participate in collision-repair-focused educational sessions and special industry events designed to address the latest trends, technologies and business challenges facing the collision-repair market. The stage offers valuable opportunities to learn from industry experts, gain practical insights and connect with peers across the collision-repair community.
The SEMA FutureTech Studio is a real-world reflection of today's advancements and opportunities available to aftermarket businesses.
Located in booth #24401, this featured exhibit brings together experts and cutting-edge technologies from across the mobility landscape, with innovations in alternative fuels, electric vehicle (EV) and powertrain development, advanced manufacturing and advanced vehicle safety systems.
The New Products Showcase is the world's largest display of new automotive aftermarket products and remains one of the top destinations for buyers and media at the SEMA Show.
Featuring thousands of newly introduced products from across the industry, the Showcase offers attendees a firsthand look at the innovations shaping the future of the automotive aftermarket, returning to the Lower South Hall near the main registration.
Organized by the SEMA Professional Restylers Organization (PRO), the PRO Cup Challenge celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and innovation within the restyling industry while demonstrating the value of dealer-ready accessory packages.
Finalists are challenged to design an accessory package for a new-model vehicle that appeals to a broad audience while meeting real-world dealership requirements. Entries are evaluated on marketability, ease of reproduction, creativity and profitability, while attendees also have the opportunity to vote for their favorite build through the People's Choice Award.
Sponsored by the Tire Industry Association (TIA), the Global Tire Expo serves as a comprehensive showcase for the tire industry, featuring the latest products, technologies and services from leading manufacturers and suppliers. The exhibit attracts tire dealers, retailers, distributors and automotive professionals from around the world while providing valuable opportunities for networking and business development.
SEMA Industry Honors on Thursday, Nov. 5
One night. One stage. Celebrating the people and stories driving our industry forward––only at the 2026 SEMA Industry Honors in Las Vegas.
On Thursday, November 5, the 2026 SEMA Industry Honors takes over the BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau Las Vegas for an unforgettable evening celebrating the people, companies and innovators driving the specialty-equipment industry forward. From SEMA Content Creator of the Year to SEMA Person of the Year and other prestigious honors, this is the industry's premier night of recognition.
A longstanding SEMA Show tradition, the Kickoff Breakfast brings together the aftermarket community before the Show officially opens. The event celebrates the innovators and entrepreneurs driving the industry forward and includes the presentation of the New Product Showcase Awards, Manufacturer of the Year and Channel Partner of the Year honors.
The SEMA Show opens its doors to a worldwide audience, for the third year in a row, via a livestream available on YouTube and Facebook. Throughout Show week, SEMA Live is set to feature 31 hours of up-close SEMA Show coverage across four days.
Attendees can see how it all comes together in person at the SEMA Live Studio in its Central Hall location, booth #20341.
Visit any of the SEMA Gear locations throughout the Show floor to purchase the official branded apparel and merchandise for the SEMA Show. Hurry, as these limited-edition and collector items can sell out quickly. Search "SEMA Gear" at SEMAShow.com/floorplan and on the SEMA Show app to see all locations available, or click below.
Photographer Larry Chen, pictured above, has spent two decades documenting the people, vehicles and moments that define automotive culture. As the Featured SEMA Show Artist, Chen's photography will be incorporated throughout the Show's visual identity, appearing in signage, marketing materials and special installations. Chen is the first photographer selected as Featured SEMA Show Artist and the fifth creative to receive the honor since the program's inception.
SEMA Show Art Walk
Get immersed in automotive lifestyle and culture at the SEMA Show Art Walk, where some of the industry's premier artists will showcase their latest creations and celebrate the creativity that drives car culture.
Keep an eye on SEMA News for additional updates, announcements and programs set for the 2026 SEMA Show. Register here.
Tickets are also available for SEMA Fest, the celebration of car culture and music on Friday, November 6, 2026, on the SEMA Show campus. Secure tickets or learn more at semafest.com.
SEMA and the automotive aftermarket recently lost two longtime industry leaders, Joan Weiand and Bill Wagner, whose careers spanned decades of service to the industry.
Joan Weiand, SEMA Hall of Fame, 1995
Joan Weiand, the SEMA Hall of Famer and longtime leader of Weiand Automotive Industries, has reportedly passed away. Weiand was inducted into the SEMA Hall of Fame in 1995, which was 20 years after her husband, Phil Weiand, was inducted in 1975.
Joan Weiand joined her husband's business, Weiand Automotive Industries, after they married in 1964. She left her job as a keypunch operator to work part-time in the company office, where her responsibilities quickly grew. She eventually became involved in nearly every aspect of the business, including advertising, production, product development and manufacturing scheduling.
When Phil passed away in 1978, Joan took over the company and served as its president for 20 years. Her experience and knowledge of the business positioned her to carry on the company's legacy while navigating the challenges of leading an automotive aftermarket manufacturer.
"You find yourself in a situation where you must go forward," she once said. "It's sink or swim, and I am not one to sink."
Beyond Weiand Industries, Joan was a dedicated supporter of the automotive aftermarket and SEMA. In 1984, she established the SEMA Scholarship Fund in memory of Phil with a $10,000 donation. The fund reflected her commitment to encouraging young people to pursue careers in the industry.
Phil founded Weiand Automotive in the early days of hot rodding, producing cylinder heads and intake manifolds for Flathead V8s before expanding into a broad range of speed equipment. A racer himself, Phil continued pursuing his passion for cars despite being paralyzed by polio.
Joan remained active in SEMA after her retirement and continued attending the annual SEMA Banquet (now known as Industry Honors).
Weiand Industries is now owned by Holley Performance Products.
Bill Wagner, Former SEMA Board Member and SEMA Show Chairman
W.S. "Bill" Wagner, a longtime automotive aftermarket sales and marketing executive and former SEMA Show chairman, has passed away. His career in the aftermarket spanned more than four decades, including 16 years with Winfield Consumer Products/Husky Liners.
Wagner entered the aftermarket in 1976 after working in the corrugated packaging industry. He joined Deflecta-Shield Corp. as a sales manager and helped grow the company from less than $1 million in sales to more than $28 million. He later served as vice president of sales and marketing for DFM Corp., Deflecta-Shield's parent company.
After becoming a marketing consultant in 1988, Wagner worked with companies including Auto VentShade and EGR Inc., developing sales and marketing programs. He later focused on the lifted off-road vehicle market before returning to plastic products and joining Husky Liners in 1994.
Wagner served on the SEMA Board of Directors and various committees, and was also chairman of the SEMA Show. He was also a U.S. Army veteran who served with NATO forces in Europe during the late '60s.
Wagner was known throughout the industry for his expertise in sales and marketing and his longstanding commitment to SEMA and the aftermarket.
For Wagner's full obituary, including information on an upcoming celebration of life, click here.
SEMA sends its condolences to the Weiand and Wagner colleagues, friends and families.
SEMA Show exhibitors have an opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of the automotive aftermarket by participating in the 2026 SEMA Show Student Program, taking place on Thursday during the November 3-6 event in Las Vegas.
Each year, the Student Program invites more than 1,000 college students to the SEMA Show to explore the wide range of aftermarket career paths from manufacturing and R&D to engineering, marketing and sales, business ownership, finance and more. Exhibitors who participate in the SEMA Show Student Program will help cultivate the next generation of industry leaders, educate students about the size and opportunities of the industry and build relationships that may lead to future hires.
Opportunities to get involved include:
SEMA Show Student Program Networking Breakfast
Thursday, November 5 | 8:00 AM-9:30 a.m. PST | LVCC, West Hall, W326
Meet hundreds of students pursuing automotive careers during the SEMA Show Student Program Networking Breakfast. This event gives exhibitors a chance to meet face-to-face with emerging talent, build brand awareness and share industry knowledge with students who are passionate about contributing to the future of the industry.
Participation is free; the event simply requires 90 minutes from a company representative. No setup time or marketing materials are required.
Gear-Up Girl Networking Event (Reserved for Women)
Thursday, November 5 | 11:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m. PST | West Hall, W256
Many female students are seeking guidance, encouragement and insight as they begin their careers. The Gear Up Girl Networking Event gives female aftermarket professionals an opportunity to share their career journey, provide mentorship and help inspire the next generation of female leaders in the industry.
During the event, SBN will honor one student with the Jessi Combs Rising Star Award, presented by SBN and the Jessi Combs Foundation.
Tickets are also available for SEMA Fest, the celebration of car culture and music on Friday, November 6, on the SEMA Show campus. Secure tickets or learn more at semafest.com.
With the Japanese Classic Car Show (JCCS) just around the corner, the SEMA Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO) is looking forward to joining vehicle builders, restorers, manufacturers and industry professionals at Marina Green Park in Long Beach, California, on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
Recognized as the premier gathering for kyusha enthusiasts and fans of classic Japanese automobiles, JCCS celebrates the vehicles, craftsmanship and culture that continue to inspire generations of enthusiasts worldwide. As part of its ongoing commitment to support the restoration industry, ARMO will be on-site with a booth to connect with attendees and share valuable industry resources.
Booth Vehicle Spotlight: Bob Russell's '73 Datsun 240Z
Each year, ARMO selects a builder to showcase a vehicle in its booth at JCCS. This year, ARMO selected Bob Russell and his award-winning, beautifully restored '73 Datsun 240Z.
Russel is the Datsun's original owner and purchased it new following his return to the US from his 1972 Navy deployment to Vietnam. The vehicle's history includes:
1973-1990: Served as Russel's daily driver.
2018-2019: Went through a ground-up, bare-metal home garage restoration.
2021: First Place Stock Class Winner, ZCON
2022: First in Class, Hillsborough Concours d'Elegance
2025: First Place, Huntington Beach Concours d'Elegance
Attending JCCS? Visit the ARMO Booth to see the Datsun up close, connect with ARMO leaders and discover resources designed to support automotive restoration shops and manufacturers.
With thousands of media members from around the world looking for the latest automotive trends, technologies and products at the 2026 SEMA Show––November 3-6 in Las Vegas––exhibitors still have time to connect with journalists and build awareness ahead of the event.
Below are no-cost tools and resources available to SEMA Show exhibitors:
Post press releases in the SEMA Show Online Media Center: By posting news releases in the SEMA Show Online Media Center, exhibitors can ensure reporters looking for Show-related news do not miss important announcements. Posting to the Online Media Center can also generate coverage through SEMA publications and social media channels. Releases can be submitted at semashow.com/press-release.
Host a press conference: Exhibitors announcing a new product, vehicle or service at the SEMA Show can generate additional media interest by hosting a press conference in their booth. Press conference requests can be submitted through the Exhibitor Dashboard.
Vehicle Reveal (New for 2026): Exhibitors unveiling a vehicle build can submit a Vehicle Reveal Form through the Exhibitor Dashboard to have their reveal included in a schedule shared with credentialed media.
Promote participation on social media: Exhibitors can access free graphics, copy templates, logos and promotional tools––all sized and ready to post––at semashow.com/digital-tools.
Create a press release or press kit: In addition to distributing materials in their booths, exhibitors can place physical press kits and news releases in the SEMA Show Media Center, located in Room S219 on the Skybridge between South and Central Halls, at no cost.
Additional exhibitor resources are available in the Exhibitor Service Manual at semashow.com/esm.
Questions about public relations opportunities can be directed to the SEMA Show Public Relations team at pr@sema.org.
Tickets are also available for SEMA Fest, the celebration of car culture and music on Friday, November 6, on the SEMA Show campus. Secure tickets or learn more at semafest.com.
PRO Series II Rear Bumper for '24-'26 Toyota Tacoma
Body Armor 4x4 has introduced the new PRO Series II rear bumper for '24-'26 Toyota Tacoma applications. Featuring a modular design with provisions for optional swing-outs and tire carriers and made with high-strength steel, the Pro Series II provides Tacoma owners with a versatile rear bumper solution built for both daily driving and off-road adventures.
Eibach SPECIAL EDITION PRO-KIT springs aims to maintain the factory look and fit of the factory equipment while delivering enhanced performance. By lowering the vehicle’s center of gravity, the springs improve steering response, handling and overall vehicle dynamics while reducing ground clearance and fender gap for a sportier appearance, the manufacturer said. Precision-wound from high-tensile steel alloy and finished with a matte black coating, the springs are engineered to work with factory electronic or standard dampers.
FiTech Fuel Injection has released its all-new Go EFI Vintage 97 EFI Systems, bringing modern electronic fuel injection technology to enthusiasts who want the appearance of traditional Stromberg Style 97 bolt pattern multi-carburetor induction while benefiting from modern electronic fuel injection technology, the manufacturer said. Each system features remote ECU architecture, remote IAC, timing control capability, Tri-Sensor technology and a matte black finish for an authentic look.
TOPDON USA, a provider of automotive diagnostic tools, has introduced the TC001 Mini plug-in thermal camera. The TC001 Mini features a native 96×96 infrared sensor and uses patented Thermal Image Super Resolution (TISR) technology to enhance thermal images to a 384×384 resolution. The TC001 Mini is supported by iOS, Android and Windows for flexible and easy plug-in operation, and is compatible with the TopInfrared app and TopView PC software for analysis and reporting, the manufacturer said.
