CorteX Racing designs and manufactures automotive aftermarket and motorsports products, especially suspension systems and components for Mustangs and other vintage Ford applications. Its capabilities include in-house engineering, structural testing, fabrication, installation, vehicle builds, and race support, serving street, drag-strip, road-course, and professional and club motorsports markets.
Fastlane MotorsportsFamily-owned and operated since 2001, Fastlane Motorsports builds, tunes, and fabricates high-performance Ford and Mustang vehicles from its shop outside Raleigh, North Carolina. Its in-house program covers everything from dyno tuning to Ford pushrod and modular engine development, with more than 25,000 logged Dyno Jet pulls and over 60 years of combined engine-department experience. Fastlane handles projects ranging from mild street cars to 2,000 RWHP race cars.COLUMBUS, OH
Hutter PerformanceHutter Performance, opened in 2003 on an eight-acre site in Chardon, builds and tunes custom street and race vehicles, with fabrication and engine work shaped by the Hutter family’s racing history. The company grew from Ron Hutter’s racing-engine operation, whose engines powered 21 NASCAR Busch, Truck and Modified championships, and today combines dyno tuning with custom fabrication and track support. Its work has also expanded into fitting race-engine technology to replica vintage aircraft.CHARDON, OH
Precision ExhaustPrecision Exhaust manufactures direct-fit, OEM-style exhaust systems for vintage Ford Mustangs and other classic Ford cars from its Eastern Connecticut facility. Built by car enthusiasts with more than 30 years of hands-on Mustang restoration experience, the company patterns its systems on original Ford parts and test-fits them on period-correct cars. Since 2000, it has shipped more than 18,000 systems, including its exclusive reproduction transverse muffler for select late-1960s Mustangs.CLEVELAND, OH
Progressive AutomotiveProgressive Automotive has been shaping the hot-rod suspension market since 1976, when it introduced its Mustang II independent front-suspension kits. From its Baltimore, Ohio shop, the company builds custom frames and rolling chassis for owners restoring classic vehicles, with a focus on preserving original contours while adding modern performance. Its early adoption of Corvette suspension technology earned an NSRA Industry Appreciation Award in 1984.BALTIMORE, OH