(Videos by RideTech) – Last week we teased you with a quick video of Bret Voelkel hammering the RideTech 1969 Mustang around and through the cones at the Goodguys Nashville autocross. This week we’re really bringing the thunder with multiple videos from the same event that show a wide range of vehicles in competition that were featuring RideTech components. From Corvettes in the C2 and C3 ranges, to the company’s well known 1966 Chevelle, to the original “48 hour” machine, the 1967 Camaro that launched the thrash and race concept which them spawned the 48-hour Corvette, these cars and drivers all had a ball while finishing high in the standings of their respective classes. Tomorrow we’ll be hitting you with another salvo and that one includes trucks.
We harp on this all the time but it doesn’t matter if you have something that is as stout as what you will see in the videos following this text or something that’s softer than a whale’s belly, get out there and drive it! Drive it hard, enjoy it, and get your plan together for the next round of upgrades. Clearly companies like RideTech engineer their products to work and if you are using those products you should be making them work! Yes, you’ll never hit a cone sitting in your garage but you’ll also never feel the thrill of picking up a tenth or more per lap sitting still either.
CHECK OUT ALL THE GREAT ACTION VIDEOS BELOW!
Here’s the 48 Hour Corvette in action –
How about the man they call “Snaps” wheeling the RideTech ’66 Chevelle?
The original 48-Hour ride, the 48-Hour Camaro still kicks ass, too –
Mike King’s C2 Corvette is fully decked out in RideTech hardware and it rips! –
