TheEFIStore.com Signs On as Class Sponsor of PSCA’s Street Car Super Nats

LAS VEGAS, NV – With Pacific Street Car Association’s Street Car Super Nationals presented by Chris Alston’s Chassisworks two weeks away (Nov. 14-17), sanction president Mel Roth has announced the sponsorship of one of the most exciting classes in the SCSN field. TheEFIStore.com is the sponsor of the Outlaw Pro Mod class for the ninth running of one of the most anticipated events on the drag racing schedule.

TheEFIStore.com owner Brian Macy, an EFI tuning specialist with more than ten years, has traveled the world over teaching the ins and outs of electronic fuel injection systems to race teams in all disciplines.

“Choosing the Street Car Super Nationals was an easy choice to get exposure and launch my new company,” said Macy, also the owner of HorsePowerConnection.com. “I’ve raced, won, and tuned at the West Coast’s baddest racing event. Putting our name on the quickest and fastest class suits us perfectly.”

In addition to naming rights of the TheEFIStore.com Outlaw Pro Mod class, Macy’s company will also receive real estate on the SCSN midway, one of the busiest in the sport. They can also be found on the Web at Facebook.com/TheEFIStore.

“For a new business that is run by someone as savvy in racing as Brian, the Outlaw Pro Mod class is the perfect class to get racers and fans to notice,” said PSCA President Mel Roth. “The Outlaw Pro Mod class makes national headlines when it runs and is going to be a great way to put TheEFIStore.com out there.”

The Street Car Super Nationals is a three-day drag race that provides non-stop action and excitement from the moment the gates open to the last pair of cars that cross the finish line. While it means long, busy days for Roth and his team, he knows it’s well worth it.

“It always seems like we just finished the last one and when it’s over, it’s hard to believe it went by so fast,” Roth said. “This is one of those can’t-miss racing events. There aren’t a lot of people who only come to one. Once you’ve been to one of these races, you do whatever you have to do to come back. Every year is harder to top than the last, but we’re up for the challenge.”

Fans of the Pacific Street Car Association can find updates and photos of PSCA racers and events by checking out PSCARacing.com, Twitter.com/PSCARacing, and Facebook.com/PSCARacing. Videos of PSCA drag racing action can be found at YouTube.com/PSCARacing.

Racers and fans can also visit the PSCA’s official page on Facebook to find photos, stories, and videos of the best drag racing in the country!