"ARC" Auto-Rod Controls

Standing at the leading edge of electrical system innovation, ARC" Auto-Rod Controls is an indisputable leader in state-of-the-art wiring, making top-of-the-line control modules and wiring solutions for both street rods and race cars. Driven by a passion for the race and cutting-edge technology, ARC was launched by John Zizza who pioneered the development of the very first-of-its-kind race car electrical control system – in-dash “Pro Stock” rocker switch panel – in 1978. It was created to correspond the need of racing enthusiasts who demanded a better design than that was available on the market. This revolutionary invention instantly became an instant hit.

ARC's advanced control system eliminated the need of making complex connections: 12V to a fuse, a wire to a switch, a wire to the accessory – the technology with roots back to ‘30th used at that time. The ARC system used high-current printed circuitry in the automotive power distribution for which it was granted the first USA patent. An upgraded version introduced to the SEMA show in Las Vegas won a prestigious “Best New Product Award” for the 1982 year. Years of hard work and continuous research and development have brought a host of breakthrough inventions, including the first credit card ignition control, nitrous time delay, nitrous electrical control panel, digital display trans brake time delay, flat touch control panels, and more.

Synonymous with state-of-the-art quality and innovation built into every piece of racing gear, ARC continues to lead the pack, providing first-to-market wiring solutions based on the real wants and needs of racing enthusiast that help them troubleshoot issues in their cars. Over the years, ARC’s unwavering commitment to quality has remained unchanged, and it prides itself on delivering American-made products that are still crafted by hand, thus ensuring unmatched reliability and performance. ARC offers in-dash and overhead switch panels designed to provide excellent electrical control in the tightest spots. Their ease of mounting and wiring combined with superior performance and dependability makes them a popular choice for avid racing junkies.