GSC Power-Division Sake Bomb 5.44@166mph World Record T-shirt

GSC Power-Division Sake Bomb 5.44@166mph World Record T-shirt

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GSC Power-Division Sake Bomb 5.44@166mph World Record T-shirt
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GSC Power-Division Sake Bomb 5.44@166mph World Record T-shirt

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Celebrate record-breaking performance with the GSC Power-Division x SAKE BOMB World Record T-Shirt!

Featuring DVB Racing's legendary SAKE BOMB Lexus, currently the quickest and fastest import in the world, this shirt showcases its incredible 5.448-second, 266.11 MPH world record.

Driven by Eric LaFerriere, who also made history piloting the first import into the 5-second zone on a 275 drag radial, SAKE BOMB continues to push the limits of import racing with GSC Power-Division valvetrain components.

With bold graphics and a striking red design, this shirt represents the precision, innovation, and performance behind one of the fastest import race cars on the planet.

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GENERAL F.A.Q

Where are GSC products manufactured?

Many GSC products, including our camshafts, are designed, machined, and finished in-house at our facility in South Carolina, USA. We maintain strict quality control throughout the manufacturing process.

How long has GSC been in business?

GSC Power-Division has been serving the performance automotive industry for over 20 years, supplying racers, engine builders, tuners, and enthusiasts worldwide.

Do you sell directly to consumers?

Yes. We sell directly through our website and also through an extensive network of authorized dealers and distributors worldwide.

Does GSC cover engine damage?

GSC’s warranty covers defects in the product itself. Consequential damages, including engine damage, labor, towing, or vehicle downtime, are not covered.

Will racing void my warranty?

Products used in racing or competition environments are subject to conditions outlined in our warranty policy. Performance applications inherently involve risks beyond normal operating conditions.

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