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Hi All,

Following our announcement today that we have been made an official supplier for Shift-I shift lights (click here for more info ) ... we are now also able to announce that we have now been made an official supplier of the full range of AP Racing products.

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AP Racing is based in the UK and has been on the podium constantly for the last 30 years. Some of their innovations include 97mm multi-disc clutches that transmit close to 1000 bhp, and their mindblowing carbon brakes range.

In Grand Prix Racing, AP Racing's success started with the incredible Auto Unions and has continued uninterrupted ever since to the championship winning Williams, McLarens, Renaults, and Ferraris.

At the end of the 2007 season AP Racing had notched up an incredible 616 Formula One GP wins for cars using its brakes and/or clutches.

We are now able to supply the full range of AP Racing road and competition components - this includes the AP Racing brake components, brake calipers, brake rotors / disks ...

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.. the AP Racing Formula big brake kits (pictured below is one of AP Racing's Skyline GTR kits) ...

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... the AP Racing metallic clutches, and AP Racing carbon-carbon clutches (drooling here at this photo :banana: ) ...

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As part of the same agreement, we are now also able to supply the full range of road and competition brake pads from Endless, Performance Friction, and Ferodo ...

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So as you can probably tell, it's been a lot of work to get these supplier agreements put together, but we're absolutely psyched to now be able to supply AP Racing, Endless, Performance Friction, and Ferodo's winning products.

- Adam



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