WHAT'S NEW
	Del West and HRD have agreed to sell Custom Titanium valves that will be in stock for most applications. Call for more info.
	"I would like to take the time to thank the crew at HRD for their help in winning the 2004 Nascar Autozone Elite Championship with driver Jim Pettit and the SCCA 2004 GT-1 National Road Racing Championship with driver Lew Larimer." "I realize HRD wins a lot of championships in the major series. The fact that you take the time to help enginge builders in the smaller series speaks highly of your dedication to quality and service to all. We hope to continue our success in 2005, of course with your help. Again, Thank You!!!" Ted Yamashiro, Engine Program Director Top of the Hill Performance Center
	HRD helped power Schatz to a dominating victory in Las Vegas. This was the debut of the new Brodix-2400 11 Degree Cylinder Head designed by HRD for Shaver Racing Engines. This head is another of our newest cylinder head designs for 2005. LAS VEGAS -- Donny Schatz wrapped up the 2004 World of Outlaws season in Las Vegas style, winning the 30-lap feature Saturday night at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway’s half-mile dirt oval.
	Jim Pettit II of Prunedale, Calif. won the 2004 NASCAR AutoZone elite Division, Southwest Series Championship, using the HRD designed Brodix BF301 Ford racing head.
	HRD has proven to be an integral part of Al Ackerman's (upper picture) and Charlie Yannetti's (lower picture) success! They have been NHRA record holders since 2002 and 1996, respectively, and also hold the marks for best e.t. and best mph to date. HRD wishes you continued success!
	J.R. Leerkamp won the 2004 Ultimate Gambler Race, using the HRD designed Dart Big Chief #3815 racing head. LAS VEGAS (Nov. 28, 2004) -- The 4-day B&M Las Vegas Bracket Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is now history. The Thanksgiving weekend event drew a record number of entries - more than 400 cars, motorcycles and even two snowmobiles - from 15 states and two Canadian provinces, from as far away as N. J. and W. Virginia. J.R. Leerkamp of Olympia, Wash., enjoyed the biggest payday of the four-day weekend as he won the $27,000 winner-take-all Ultimate Gambler Race on Sunday. Originally, 32 drivers entered at $1,000 each, but five withdrew after Saturday’s rainout. Leerkamp also won Friday night’s Quick 8 competition.
	"Thanks to Al Dicksen and HRD Racing Heads for your great products and support!! We look forward to the future!" Jamie Gelting NMCA Hot Street Class