About

In 1978 ARC saw a need and developed the first race car electrical control. The company wasn't satisfied with the technology of 1930s entailing the connection of the dots: 12 volts to a fuse, a wire to a switch, and a wire to the accessory.

The result was an advancement in car electrics that was granted by the first US Patent for its utilization of high current printed circuitry in automotive power distribution. Later it received "Best New Performance product Award" at SEMA 1982.

ARC developed the first:

• Modular race car electric system
• The first nitrous time delay
• Digital display trans brake time delay
• Flat touch control panels
• Credit card ignition control
• Nitrous electrical control panel
• High current printed circuit fusing and relay switching modules

ARC continues to lead in electrical system innovation and prides in its unique first-time product designs that meet the needs of racers.