Edelbrock

Vic Edelbrock designed first intake manifold in 1938 in order to increase the power of his 1932 Ford roadster. His "slingshot" manifold assisted his flathead Ford in setting a new quarter-mile record after minor modifications. After World War II, word spread about this manifold, prompting Edelbrock to venture into manufacturing. Vic's firm expanded into new markets as he and his successors pursued higher performance. Edelbrock is now one of the world's leading manufacturers of aftermarket performance components. The company's products are still developed and manufactured in the United States. With 6 facilities in Carolina and North Carolina, the firm offers several products such as distributor parts, fuel injection parts, engine components, and more.

Edelbrock manufactures more than simply classic vehicle components. Since its beginnings, the firm has continued to develop and release parts for the most recent vehicles to hit showrooms. Edelbrock was present at the peak of the hot rod, dragster, and muscle car periods, and they continue to lead with components for the most recent engines coming out of Detroit and abroad. From Ford flatheads to Subaru boxers, Edelbrock offers the components you need to increase the performance of your car. It even offers components for truck and marine applications.