RideTech and TCI team up on shocks

[bret]

We've been working on this one for a bit.

ridetech and TCI have been doing business together since our beginnings in 1996. I've been a personal and professional fan of their stuff for a long time. Anytime I have to run against their Camaro it's always an uphill climb! That climb got steeper for me [as a racer] when they started playing with our TQ Series shocks on that Camaro. If there is any doubt as to the competency of the TCI stuff, take a look at the results from the RTTC event this spring...with a car powered by a worn out 350 and a TH400 trans! http://americanstreetcarseries.com/r...icial-results/ [Sal Solorzano is the driver]



TCI has long been known for high end street rod chassis. This expertise has been expanded to the musclecar market over the last few years with great success. I'm very proud to have our ridetech shocks on their chassis. Their base offering will be the HQ Series rebound adjustable wit hthe TQ Series triple adjustable being offered as an upgrade. In addition to being included in their chassis packages, TCI can also upgrade your existing suspension with these shocks. Look for more cool Musclecar stuff from TCI!

TCI joins efforts with RideTech to bring you top quality shock absorbers. TCI and RideTech announced today that TCI will now offer RideTech shocks exclusively in their chassis packages. TCI VP/GM Sal Solorzano commented: "TCI has always led the Hotrod industry in offering the finest technology available. After careful evaluation we've selected the RideTech shock for our Muscle Car and Classic car,Classic truck chassis and suspension to ensure our customers have the best ride quality, handling performance, and reliability available today". RideTech President Bret Voelkel added: "We are honored to become the official shock supplier to TCI! We've long admired the quality of both their product and their customer service. We look forward to helping their customers enjoy driving their hotrods!" TCI has been a supplier of premium Hotrod chassis and suspension systems since 1974 and is currently the largest aftermarket chassis manufacturer in the country. They build chassis components for vehicles from 1928 thru 1981 and have a wide variety of products for street rods, muscle cars and classic trucks. Ridetech has specialized in air suspension systems since 1996, and has now developed a complete line of coilover shocks, struts, and oem replacement shocks in partnership with Fox Racing Shocks. More information can be obtained at www.totalcostinvolved.com or at www.Ridetech.com.

[Bryce]

great news.