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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (Nov. 1, 2004) - Heat is the enemy of exhaust systems and more powerful, higher-performance engines generate more heat. Now Edelbrock introduces its new titanium-colored, hear-resistant Ti-TECH™ coating to battle that heat and win. Ti-TECH™ will be shown in the Edelbrock booth (#22243) at the SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

According to Jack Mayberry, Edelbrock vice president of R&D, the new Ti-TECH™ coating, with a C-105 Titanium Satin Finish, will give Edelbrock headers heat stability to 1,600° F. "At higher temperatures, the Ti-TECH™ coating will flux, becoming harder and more abrasion resistant, unlike organic coatings that chalk and lose adhesion with extreme heat."

Ti-TECH™ provides superior protection in corrosive environments and extends the useful life of Edelbrock exhaust components. For 2005, all Edelbrock TES and Shorty Headers will include the Ti-TECH™ finish for just a few dollars more than old-fashioned painted finishes. These headers will also be offered with Edelbrock's polished ceramic coating for the ultimate in looks and performance.

Founded in 1938 by Vic Edelbrock Sr., Torrance, Calif.-based Edelbrock Corp. (NASDAQ NM: EDEL) will soon celebrates its 67th anniversary of manufacturing and marketing the highest quality aftermarket performance automotive and motorcycle products.

Edelbrock's ever-expanding product line now features more than 8,100 performance products for domestics and imports, including nitrous systems, fuel rails, throttle bodies, exhaust headers, camshafts, fuel pumps, aluminum manifolds, turbos, exhaust systems, suspension and shocks, EFI systems, aluminum cylinder heads, water pumps, crate engines, brake and fuel lines and fluid transfer products. Edelbrock also manufactures aftermarket parts for Harley-Davidson and other motorcycles, plus ATVs.

The Edelbrock Corporation is a founding member of SEMA, and was integral to the organization's creation in 1963, and Vic Edelbrock Jr. is a past president of SEMA. The two organizations have witnessed tremendous growth and success side-by-side in the automotive aftermarket.

Edelbrock is recognized as a driving force in the $29 billion specialty equipment industry. In addition to four production facilities in Torrance, the company owns and operates a state-of-the art foundry in San Jacinto, Calif.

Edelbrock's core product line of performance-enhancing engine, suspension and exhaust system parts, which make up The Total Power Package®, are made in the USA. Edelbrock is also a manufacturer of racing products and a sponsor of several racing organizations, including NASCAR, the NHRA and the PRO-Edelbrock Race Series.

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