MEMPHIS, Tenn. (March 16) – Officials from the United States Modified Touring Series announced today that Racing Head Service (RHS) has signed on as a contingency sponsor for both the USMTS Casey’s General Stores National Tour and USMTS Castle Rock Recruiting Southern Series during the 2010 season.
“We are thrilled to announce that USMTS teams will benefit from the dedication to our sport by RHS,” said USMTS President Todd Staley. “We're thankful for their involvement, and our drivers can thank them everyday for their quality products and service.”
In addition to contributing to the year-end points funds for both campaigns, RHS will award product certificates valued at $1,500 to the second-, fourth-, sixth-, eighth- and tenth-place finishers in each of the two series.
“RHS is committed to supporting short track racing across the country and our partnership with USMTS for the 2010 season is the perfect fit to support this commitment,” said Kevin Feeney, Product Manager for RHS. “RHS was founded by racers and understands the importance of providing quality and cost effective parts to our customers. The modified division is a perfect fit for our Pro Action series cylinder heads that deliver significant gains in power and torque right out of the box. We encourage all participants and engine builders to contact our tech department and let us assist in choosing the right head for their application.”
The legendary innovator of airflow technology, RHS offers the ultimate in cylinder head, engine block and intake manifold performance. Utilizing the resources of the industry leading COMP Performance Group engineering and development team and the most sophisticated engine technology in the performance aftermarket, RHS has re-established itself as a leader in airflow design.
Founded in 1967, Racing Head Service began exclusively as a manufacturer of racing cylinder heads. Over the years, RHS grew into an integrated racing company, offering complete turn-key engines and race car parts via mail order. Always an innovator, RHS was among the first to offer “crate engines” and mail order parts, establishing its reputation as a leader.
With innovative cylinder head designs and porting techniques, the company became a performance icon during the 1970’s and ’80s in both circle track and drag racing competition.
As the company that started it all, RHS is proud to re-emerge as a member of the COMP Performance Group with the industry’s largest and most advanced airflow technology team. By combining knowledge with valve train experts at COMP Cams for more comprehensive research and development efforts, their engineers have been able to develop some of the highest flowing, best performing cylinder heads and intake manifolds in the performance aftermarket.
And recently, RHS has designed the most advanced engine block ever built for GM LS engines. These developments have helped usher in a new era of performance engine technology ... and you are there to witness the event!
For more information about RHS, call toll-free 877-776-4323 or check out www.racingheadservice.com online.
To learn more about the United States Modified Touring Series, visit www.usmts.com online or call 515-832-7944. You can also follow the USMTS on Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.
“We are thrilled to announce that USMTS teams will benefit from the dedication to our sport by RHS,” said USMTS President Todd Staley. “We're thankful for their involvement, and our drivers can thank them everyday for their quality products and service.”
In addition to contributing to the year-end points funds for both campaigns, RHS will award product certificates valued at $1,500 to the second-, fourth-, sixth-, eighth- and tenth-place finishers in each of the two series.
“RHS is committed to supporting short track racing across the country and our partnership with USMTS for the 2010 season is the perfect fit to support this commitment,” said Kevin Feeney, Product Manager for RHS. “RHS was founded by racers and understands the importance of providing quality and cost effective parts to our customers. The modified division is a perfect fit for our Pro Action series cylinder heads that deliver significant gains in power and torque right out of the box. We encourage all participants and engine builders to contact our tech department and let us assist in choosing the right head for their application.”
The legendary innovator of airflow technology, RHS offers the ultimate in cylinder head, engine block and intake manifold performance. Utilizing the resources of the industry leading COMP Performance Group engineering and development team and the most sophisticated engine technology in the performance aftermarket, RHS has re-established itself as a leader in airflow design.
Founded in 1967, Racing Head Service began exclusively as a manufacturer of racing cylinder heads. Over the years, RHS grew into an integrated racing company, offering complete turn-key engines and race car parts via mail order. Always an innovator, RHS was among the first to offer “crate engines” and mail order parts, establishing its reputation as a leader.
With innovative cylinder head designs and porting techniques, the company became a performance icon during the 1970’s and ’80s in both circle track and drag racing competition.
As the company that started it all, RHS is proud to re-emerge as a member of the COMP Performance Group with the industry’s largest and most advanced airflow technology team. By combining knowledge with valve train experts at COMP Cams for more comprehensive research and development efforts, their engineers have been able to develop some of the highest flowing, best performing cylinder heads and intake manifolds in the performance aftermarket.
And recently, RHS has designed the most advanced engine block ever built for GM LS engines. These developments have helped usher in a new era of performance engine technology ... and you are there to witness the event!
For more information about RHS, call toll-free 877-776-4323 or check out www.racingheadservice.com online.
To learn more about the United States Modified Touring Series, visit www.usmts.com online or call 515-832-7944. You can also follow the USMTS on Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.
