Schnitz Racing Sponsors A All Animal Control Racing in 2013

October 27, 2012

A All Animal Control Racing is excited to announce that Schnitz Racing has joined as a sponsor for our 2013 race season at The Ohio Mile! Schnitz Racings' extensive product line and knowledge will help us reach the goal of 230mph in the Standing Mile and be the Fastest Nitrous Powered Motorcycle in the Standing Mile.

Schnitz Racing started in the 800 square foot Schnitz garage “behind the house” in 1980.
It was open in the evening hours and on weekends. Our move to our present building in 1990 resulted in the need of full time employees. We have grown not only in employees, but have acquired neighboring buildings that have boosted our floor space to 23,000 square feet. Schnitz Racing has ten full time employees ready to serve you.

Forty networked computers, 25 telephones, and 10 phone lines give us the communication necessary to properly service our customers. Our website, schnitzracing.com has over 13,000 parts online, available to customers all over the world. We currently sell to over 38 foreign countries.

Our current inventory of over $400,000 of product helps us provide our customers with same day shipping required in this type of business.

Schnitz Racing offers you the best in technical support on all of the parts and accessories we sell. Tech people are available daily to answer any tech questions.

Schnitz Racing is one of the largest motorcycle performance parts retailers in the U.S. We work with inventors and innovating individuals that come up with new products, to bring those to customers and continue the innovations Schnitz Racing is known for.

We have an extensive data base of over 80,000 motorcyclists that have requested a catalog or information about our products. Our custom computer program allows us to sort the customers not only by motorcycle type, but also by their spending habits, so that we are not just sending flyers to everyone on our list.

We also have over 18,000 customers on our e-mail list, that we send b-weekly sales flyers too, along with the new product releases. We have our own in house graphics department, and do all of our own Web site development.
Both our e-mail list and our customer list increases 50-100 people per week.

Having an extensive relationship with the manufacturers, we can offer the latest products and give you more information about them before our competition even knows they exist.

Schnitz Racing changed the nitrous world with its new progressive unit 12 years ago. We still sell nitrous controllers to Holley/NOS, Edelbrock, Nitrous Express and NLR. Our ignition unit the "Schnitz box" powered every pro mod bike in the country.

Schnitz Racing's annual sales are in the millions, and we change our marketing plan, our strategic plan, and our culture to meet the needs of our customers.


Dave Schnitz Pres/CEO
Schnitz Motorsports Inc.

Open Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm

Tech line is usually available Monday thru Friday between 2pm and 3pm

Visit http://store.schnitzracing.com/ and find a the broad product line of parts and accessories that will keep you out in front of the competition!

 

Schnitz Motorsports, Inc. Schnitz Electronics, Inc. 222 N 3rd Street Decatur, IN 46733	Phone: (260)728-9457 Fax: (260)728-2021 Tech Line (260)728-9730 Outside US: (260)728-9457
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Concluding a Great Year at A All Animal Control Racing!

A All Animal Control’s sponsored rider, Bobby Arey took home
the points championship at Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park for the 2011 racing season!

Bobby sums up his race season.
“I knew I had my work cut out for me. The guys I race with are some tough competitors. But that only gives me that much more determination to win”.

Bobby edged out Ray Perdue by 9 points and battled it out the entire season month in and month out
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Mark E. Dotson came in 5th place in points. “The land speed racing events prevented me from attending some of the important bracket races at Kanawha Valley and cost me valuable points” Dotson said. “We will give it another go next year”, he reported.

We give great thank our sponsors that help make it all
possible. Castos Cycle Sales

Balance Clothing Company, Motul and A All Animal Control.

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A All Animal Control Racing Rained Out!

July 22, 2011 is a day that will live in infamy! We had two points races ahead of us and arrived about 10:30am to get everything set up. About 12:30 they were calling us to the lanes and everything was looking good weather wise. Bobby Arey and I made our first qualifying passes and were settling in between passes for a little lunch.

Our wives began cooking lunch and after a short period a few rain drops were falling. Nothing to be concerned about. We broke out the umbrellas out and carried on.

We finished our lunches and then all hell broke loose! A major cell moved over us and dropped 3 inches of rain on us in 45 minutes. Our bikes were under the tents but it didn’t matter. About 10 inches of water flooded us and the bikes and we battled the storm holding the tents to keep them from blowing away. Even though they were weighted down, they still were whipped around like a kite in the 50-60 mph winds.

After the rain subsided, we began the task and loading up all the wet gear and headed for home. What a mess!
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Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park

As you may know, Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park is our local track for test and tune and ET bracket racing.

We took the bike out Friday night and made some test passes with the new MSD ignition system installed and it needs some tweaking! The timing is way off and the maps need to be adjusted to get it back to where it needs to be.

We will be off to atlanta soon for the Elmer Trett Nationals! See ya there!

Pingel Thunder Nationals Results

AMA Dragbike put on another good show at the Pingel Thunder Nationals in Indy on August 1st and 2nd. The track was expertly prepared and everybody made good passes.


In fact, we made our best pass yet! The bike ran a 9.495 on a 1.555 sixty footer and hit the traps at 145mph. At that speed we broke out of Street Fighter and they placed us further down the ladder. It was not fast enough in RealStreet to get us a better qualifying spot and we were at the bottom of the rung on that ladder.


We move up two spots in the points and are now 19 out of 43...so we are in the top 20! Not too bad for our rookie year! With 3 more races to go, we may make it to the top 15! RealStreet is an extremely competitive class and with our speeds improving each time, we are making progress.


With all the mechanical issues we were plagued with, we overcame each one and made every pass we could.

Kanawha Valley Motorsports Park

We took the bike down to Kanawha Valley last Friday night and ran 10 passes. The extended swingarm kept the front end down nicely and the grip was there when we lowered the rear tire quite a bit.

The best pass was a 6.4 in the 1/8th and we hope to get it to at least a 6 second pass. This was all on motor and we didn't spray at all. Planning another trip to the track this Friday and hope to spray a shot or two. The sixty foot time was not what we had hoped for and just need to find the right launch RPM for the new sprocket and swingarm extensions. She really ran well though!

With this set up, the bike should run in the mid to low nines in the quarter.

A All Animal Control at Atlanta Dragway - April 3rd, 2009

We fought our way through about 6 or 7 hours of rain and finally made it to Commerce, GA at around 11:30pm on April the 2nd. The traffic was pretty heavy and the rain didn't help any either.

We unloaded the bike and filled our Nitrous bottle and purchased some VPC16 fuel rated at 117 octane. Brought the bike over to the "Hitman" at MC Dynotec. The Hitman ran the first dyno pull and it pumped out 177hp. He then tweaked the maps and got the bike to a consistent 181.7hp.

He then ran the Nitrous and it created 214.9hp! We increased our horsepower 38 horses with the addition of the Nitrous and controller.

The wind has been kicking all day gusting to about 30Mph and we decided to not test and tune due the headwind. Instead we will go right into our qualifying tomorrow and the weather is supposed to be very nice but go from good to worse on Sunday. Let's hope they push the bikes through and we all have a safe weekend!

Bikeweek Nationals Update

The 2009 AMA Dragbike season got off with a great start. Lots of drag racers at the track and a good time was had by all.
We didn't bring home any trophies, but will take what we learned South Georgia Motorsports Park and bring it to Atlanta Dragway!
Here we are lined up for a run against 8 time World Champion Rickey Gadson. Rickey is a nice guy and I enjoyed chatted with him after he beat the pants off me.
Looking forward to Atlanta Dragway. It should be a great time for all!

My Ladies At The Track

The women in my life were at the track and enjoying the fun in the sun! This was the first trip to the drags for my daughters Jessica and Taylor and my wife Alisa grins and bears the time there.

Alisa is not exactly a drag race fan but I think it is growing on her! She wakes up every day raring to go to the track...NOT :-) I am glad I have the enthusiasm for the both of us!

Our next race will be February 28th - March 1st at South Georgia Motorsports Park in Valdosta, GA.

We are looking forward to it!