Chassis Engineering Racing Parts

Chassis Engineering is a premier manufacturer of suspension, driveline, and chassis parts and systems designed to meet the needs of hot rodders, drag racers, and performance enthusiasts. During the past three decades, Chassis Engineering was active in all kinds of drag races from Top Sportsman and Pro Mod to Import racing and E.T. Bracket racing. The company’s staff knows exactly what it takes to construct a winning street machine or a race car.

Chassis Engineering was founded in 1980 to meet the requirements of drag racers on the East Coast, who back then in the early days of the sport, usually had to go to suppliers located on the West Coast for majority of racing components for their cars. By founding a company on the East Coast that could supply these kinds of parts, the long wait and exorbitant shipping costs associated with buying from Californian suppliers could then be avoided.

Simply because high performance street autos and race cars are the company’s main line of business, you can always be sure that Chassis Engineering has got all of the right sizes and materials that you may need to complete any project. The company is the one and only automotive fabrication shop in the South that has CNC Pines benders as well as an in-house Mazak laser cutting machine. Pines benders allow for bending both small and large round or rectangular tubing without any wrinkling. The company’s Mazak Laser precisely cuts brackets and is perfect for prototyping and short runs.

The company offers a wide range of products, including chassis kits, drive shafts, yokes and couplers, A-arm suspension kits, Chassis Engineering dropped axles, aluminum interior kits, Chassis Engineering ladder bars, axles and spools, brackets and tabs, rack and pinion kits, transmission crossmembers and mounts, and a full line of accessories for all of the aforementioned products. The company provides a wide range of flat materials and tubing in all sizes common to the design and manufacturing of specialty vehicles and race cars, not usually offered at your local fabrication shop or metals supplier.