Dorris Dawn uses Lucas Transmission Fix

Dorris Dawn uses Lucas Transmission Fix

We own a 1986 Mercury Cougar with over 255,000 miles on it. It has been used by four teenaged grandkids as the car they used to learn to drive in. The transmission began to slip when it was first started in the morning a month ago. My husband said, “Let’s get rid of it,” but it is the car I most feel comfortable driving. Not to mention we still have three more Grandkids that need a car to practice in. So we went and bought a quart of the Transmission Fix and put it in. It has not slipped since! So thank you for a great product.

First Round Loss for Lucas

May 6, 2008 - Morgan Lucas was defeated in the first round of eliminations at the O’Reilly Midwest Nationals against arch-rival, Tony Schumacher for the second consecutive race weekend.

Schippling Motorsports Adds K&N Engineering

May 6, 2008 - Schippling Motorsports is pleased to welcome K&N Engineering to it’s drag race team beginning in 2008.

Agonizing First Round for J R Todd

May 6, 2008 - It was an agonizing first round loss against Alan Bradshaw for J.R. Todd and his Torco/Lucas Oil Top Fuel team in the running of the O’Reilly Midwest Nationals at Gateway International Raceway when he collected his fourth hole-shot loss of his career and second in consecutive weekends.

E3 Spark Plugs Ignites 2008 WSORR Season

May 5, 2008 - E3 Spark Plugs is the latest sponsor to join the wide world of off-road racing on the Lucas Oil World Series of Off-Road Racing’s Tour 2008. E3 Spark Plugs will be introduced to off-road racing fans at all 12 rounds of WSORR racing and nationally on SPEED TV Network broadcasts.

Renezeder Opens 2008 Season with a Clean Sweep in Pro-4

April 29, 2008 - “That was so much fun,” smiled Carl Renezeder as he pulled his Lucas Oil Skyjacker Pro-4 into victory lane for the second time in as many races this past weekend at the CORR opener in Pomona, California. Great racing was on display all weekend, but the Pro-2 and Pro-4 races on Sunday had the crowd cheering on their feet, while Renezeder worked his way past some tough competition.

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