Flowmaster® launches 2008 High School Safe Streets Drag Racing Program™ aimed at rewarding youth racers across the country.

There was a time in America when drag strips were dedicated to not only providing competitive racing programs for locals but a way of drawing high school kids to a proper and safe race location rather than street racing. Over the years, many tracks have successfully created and promoted such programs. Flowmaster Mufflers had decided to engage with that cause by creating their first ever High School Safe Streets Track Program, which launched in 2008.

The High School Track Program will involve 25 tracks for 2008 reaching across the country and providing a special cash reward to racers who take the top point awards. Among the rewards are a $1000 US Savings Bond Prize, discounts on Flowmaster® products, special Flowmaster apparel and trophies noting their efforts surrounding the racing season.

For more information about the Flowmaster High School Safe Streets Drag Racing Program, a listing of participating tracks and a look at the impressive prize package, do online to www.flowmatermufflers.com or cal1 (800) 544-4761.

Several automotive several automotive aftermarket parts specialists teamed with Arkansas Crawlers 4×4 Club to raise public awareness about our injured service men and women and aid the Wounded Warrior Project.

To raise public awareness about our injured service men and women, the Arkansas Crawlers 4×4 Club enlisted assistance from several automotive aftermarket parts specialists. The result is the Warrior Jeep, a custom 2007 JK Wrangler that will be given away in a random drawing on December 1, 2008 (ticket sold through November 16). Sweepstakes tickets are tax-deductible and cost $25 each. All proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project.

Valued at $80,000, the Warrior Jeep caught the industry's attention at the 2007 SEMA Show. Major modifications include a 440 HP 6.1L Hemi and a Chrysler 545RF transmission, swapped in by Burnsville Off-Road using a Hotwire Auto harness. The power train is completed by an Advance Adapters Atlas transfer case, Dynatrac high-pinion axles with Detroit Lockers and Tom Woods driveshafts. The Warrior uses a 4" Superlift Rockrunner suspension system to clear 37" Interco IROKs on 17" x 9" Walker Evans beadlocks. A glut of accessories came courtesy of Mopar Performance, Street & Performance, American Expedition Vehicles, Bushwhacker, Katzkin, Hi-Lift and Powertank. Painter Joey Hutson executed the artistic tribute in DuPont colors. Complete specifications, a sweepstakes entry form and official rules are on the Wounded Warrior Project website at warriorjeep.org .

The bottom line: Help a Hero and Win a Jeep!