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McLeod | 30th Annual the Shootout 10.5 Index Class Sponsor

McLeod Racing has a rich history,  the leader in the performance automotive aftermarket clutch and driveline industry. McLeod is a leading global supplier of clutch kits, clutch components, hydraulic bearings, flywheels, bellhousings and other performance driveline products. McLeod Racing is proud to have been providing cutting edge products, and industry leading service to the world’s foremost performance automotive, light truck and racing enthusiasts since 1971. In 2008, Professional NHRA Driver and entrepreneur Paul Lee acquired McLeod Racing, inspiring change to expand into new markets and widen the product line beyond its traditional applications while maintaining McLeod Racing’s high standards for excellence. McLeod Racing has a rich tradition of producing the very highes...

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EXEDY | 30th Annual the Shootout Street Eliminator Class Sponsor

Product of EXEDY Corporation of Japan, EXEDY USA is one of the leaders in OEM and aftermarket supplies. EXEDY offers manual clutches, flywheels, as well as various advanced powertrain components to some of the most popular car makes in the performance world. All EXEDY products are engineered using the most advanced technology, like the latest CAD equipment and Finite Element Analysis, to provide the most tailored products for each specific need. The EXEDY multi-plate clutches are assembled by hand, and each finished product is individually inspected for clamp load and release characteristics, proving that EXEDY’s commitment to quality is simply unmatched. We would like to thank them for sponsoring Street Eliminator Class at the 2023 Shootout! exedyusa.com ...

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UEM Pistons | Shootout Sponsor

United Engine and Machine Company was started in 1922 in Fresno, California by Deuta Sulprizio, Sr. For eight years, the company continued to grow and build a reputation for the manufacturing of pistons. Then in 1930 the company was moved to San Leandro, California in order to supply OEM manufacturers located on the West Coast. The company continued to grow until the start of the World War II. During the war, the company's emphasis changed. No longer were they solely a piston manufacturer. The company started supplying special marine applications for PT boats and some small munitions, such as incendiary bombs. Following the war and the death of the founder in 1946, the company once again directed its efforts back to pistons. Management was now handled by the sons, Ray, Deuta and Cha...

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