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Champion with the help of top-tier engine builders has developed engine oil specially designed to reduce the potential of engine failure during hard break-in.

Accessory Center, Inc., a recognized leader in aftermarket on-line sales, launched this week Champion’s very extensive product line which includes products of all types for performance diesel, race vehicles, collector cars, muscle cars, hot rods, sports cars, exotics, engine builders, passenger cars and light trucks. Accessory Center, Inc. is Nationally recognized for their knowledgeable sales staff, outstanding customer service, aggressive pricing, integrated shipping and tracking, and FREE shipping making trucknvans.com the true “One Stop Shop for Performance Products”. For more information about Accessory Center, Inc. and the following Champion products, contact them at 2207 E 4th St., Ontario, CA 91764 or 800-924-0647.

Karl Dedolph, a marketing spokesperson for Champion stated, “Since the beginning, our main goal has been to introduce and promote to the racing and performance community our synthetic and performance lubricants. Facebook has served this effort very well.”

Champion draws on the success of its racing roots in producing a line of engine oils designed for high performance racing applications and are available in numerous synthetic blends and full synthetic viscosities.

Champion Racing Motor Oils contain Champion’s proprietary TVS® (Thermal Viscosity Stabilizer), special lubricity modifiers, and a premium level of anti-wear additives which includes a high quantity of ZDDP. These additives are proven to meet the lubrication demands of competition engines, create a tough film strength, which controls wear and provides more horsepower and torque in Dynamometer testing. Champion Racing Oils are suitable for use in all competition and race engines especially those using flat tappet and/or roller cams operating at high RPM’s and requiring high-pressure valve springs.

In 1992, Kemenah starting racing sprint cars in the Midwest and recorded back-to-back Buckeye Speedway track championships in 1996 and 1997. Chad is well known for piloting the Jim Harble owned UUI #15K sprint car where he collected 4 straight Championships rings in the All Star Circuit of Champions.

Little Power Shop, located at 70 Minard Run Road in Bradford, PA, is a recognized leader in all types for aftermarket diesel products. LPS carries an extensive inventory and is recognized Nationally and Internationally for their knowledgeable sales staff, outstanding customer service, and aggressive pricing; making LPS the enthusiast’s favorite for “Performance Diesel Products”. For more information about Little Power Shop contact them at 877-367-9351 or visit them at http://www.littlepowershop.net/servlet/StoreFront

The Great Race starts in Traverse City, Michigan. From there, it will run north along Lake Michigan to the Upper Peninsula, cross into Canada at Sault Ste. Marie, then travel east along the north shore of Lake Huron, south toward Lake Ontario and east toward the crossing back into the United States at Thousand Islands, then back west along the south shore of Lake Erie and toward its finish line in the Detroit area. In all, the race will cover 2,000 miles, cross four states and one Canadian province, and afford sights of all five Great Lakes.

Little Power Shop (LPS), located in Bradford, PA, is a recognized leader in aftermarket diesel products including Champion Blue Flame® Motor Oil. LPS carries an extensive inventory of Champion Products and is recognized Nationally and Internationally for their knowledgeable sales staff, outstanding customer service, and aggressive pricing. LPS is “the” enthusiast’s favorite for “Performance Diesel Products” and will attend all the NADM major events. For more information about Little Power Shop contact them at 877-367-9351 or visit them at http://www.littlepowershop.net/servlet/StoreFront

The American Le Mans Series (ALMS) is a sports car racing series based in the United States and Canada. It consists of a series of endurance and sprint races, and was created in the spirit of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Teams compete in one of five current classes: P1, P2 & PC Le Mans Prototypes, and GTE & GTC Grand Touring cars.