FCS Auto will be displaying its ride-control products in Booth A4650 at AAPEX in Las Vegas.
The FCS management team will be in attendance to answer any questions and highlight the company’s products and programs.
FCS, a global supplier in more 40 countries, notes that its products are always produced to meet strict OE-quality standards and are backed by extensive in-house testing and IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 certifications.
For more information, call 866-708-4554 or visit the FCS website.
Jimmy Henderson earned a career-first Pro 4 win at Round 3 and then went on to take first place again the next day.
Maxxis’s sponsored athletes took ownership of the Big House, continuing the company’s dominance of AMSOIL Championship Off-Road racing.
Jimmy Henderson earned a career-first Pro 4 win at Round 3 and then went on to take first place again the next day, and Trey Gibbs took the Pro Lite victory on Sunday.
Troy C. of Florida won a remanufactured Chevrolet LS3 engine built by Tri Star Engines and Transmissions.
“This new site has been designed to improve the user experience of all stakeholders,” the company said.
The Transtar A/C product line is the organization’s first entry into non-transmission or driveline parts.
The social media-driven promotion offers participants the chance to win a brand-new Chevy LS engine.
The association presented the DEI Award to Dana at AAPEX in Las Vegas.
GB Reman’s 59 newly released part numbers “garnered significant interest,” the company said.
The Philips Xperion 6000 UV Pillar work light received the award from the Import Vehicle Community at AAPEX in Las Vegas.
Bill Hanvey and Paul McCarthy urged attendees to take action by visiting repairact.com.
