For almost 40 years, two generations of the Kreitz family in Sinking Spring have supplied sprint-car and oval-track racing parts, drawing on experience gained both in the shop and behind the wheel. Don Kreitz Sr. began building race-car frames in the 1960s, while Don Jr.—a four-time Williams Grove Speedway track champion—now helps racers choose parts based on years of technical and racing experience. The company also develops Kreitz-designed components, testing products on its own race cars before offering them to customers across the United States.
Performance EnterprisesWith more than 30 years serving the racing community, Performance Enterprises builds custom racing engines and supplies components for circle-track teams. Its machine shop works with paved oval, late model stock, and dirt-track racers, combining engine machining with dynamometer testing and tuning. The company also offers 604 racing crate motors and related parts.CLEVELAND, OH
Bernheisel Race ComponentsBernheisel Race Components began in 1981 as a part-time racing-parts business and has grown into a long-standing stock-car resource in Jonestown, Pennsylvania. Its knowledgeable staff serves racers through a 5,000-square-foot showroom, with Lazer Chassis work among the support available for teams preparing their cars.JONESTOWN, PA
Hutter PerformanceThe Hutter name comes with a deep racing lineage: Ron Hutter began building engines in 1964, later winning eight national championships with Richie Evans, while the family’s engines powered Dale Earnhardt Jr. to back-to-back titles in 1998 and 1999. Hutter Performance, opened by the family in 2003, applies that competition experience to custom street and race vehicles for individual owners and teams from its Chardon facility. Its work has also extended to fitting race-engine technology to replica vintage aircraft.CHARDON, OH