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ATI Performance Products provides the 8" Tree Master Converter used on the Texas Whale.

Aerospace Components provides the brakes for Texas Thug, and Battery Hold Downs for the NSS cars. All cars use Aerospace vacuum pumps and the Texas Whale has their brakes.

Fuelab provided the fuel pumps, filters, and regulators on three of the MoparStyle Racing cars

DDS Enterprises has provided the web sites, banner advertising system, and $5000 a year towards the cost of diesel (about $20,000 a year) for the race rig.

Mancini Racing provides an annual allowance for race parts used on the cars.

TTI Exhaust has provided the coated headers run on three of our race cars.

Southern Star Hosting has provided all of the domain names and the web hosting for the car's web sites.

MoparStyle Members have made financial contributions to the race team

The MoparStyle race team is still looking for product sponsors for race fuel, diesel fuel, torque convertors, shifters, crew uniforms, slicks and tires, shocks, ignition systems, carburetion, paint & body, graphix, and just about anything else related to racing on a National Circuit. If you can help, please contact Dave Schultz.

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