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Detroit Speed American Made for American Muscle It’s in the pursuit of perfection that we forge the name Detroit Speed. Why Detroit Speed?
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Every part that leaves our warehouse or car that leaves our project shop is an example of how completely and totally devoted we are to chasing our ideals. Our teams spend thousands of hours on developing and testing components that we manufacture right here in America and ship straight to your door. Detroit Speed puts a significant amount of effort into developing long-lasting, dependable products that are formulated to exceed late-model performance expectations. Our systems are designed by exceptionally qualified engineers and built by fabricators dedicated to making the best systems they possibly can. Our parts are made using state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies–CNC machining, forging, hydroforming, and more–to bring your classic muscle car to the 21st century. Months of testing, revising, and polishing stand behind every product we make available to the public, and our test cars prove the point. Each of our development mules receive thousands of hard miles attending car shows, completing road trips, crushing autocross paddocks, and storming track days in the process. The pursuit of perfection has always been our primary goal, and it always will be. Because of this, we can confidently say our systems are the best, most comprehensive solutions to any and all your muscle car problems.

What’s backing up your horsepower? 👀Our First Gen F-Body Rear End Guide covers the choices behind your   or  ’s rear-end...
10/11/2026

What’s backing up your horsepower? 👀
Our First Gen F-Body Rear End Guide covers the choices behind your or ’s rear-end setup, from our FN988, Ford 9-inch, and GM 12-bolt options to the axles, housings, and brakes that complete the package.
Find the right direction for your build at the link in our bio.

Your build is this week’s Friday Project Update! 🙌From the first teardown to the finishing touches, show us where your b...
10/09/2026

Your build is this week’s Friday Project Update! 🙌
From the first teardown to the finishing touches, show us where your build stands in the comments.

The closer you look, the more there is to appreciate. 🤩Simon Tawil’s 1970   SS sits on our X-Gen 595 front suspension an...
10/08/2026

The closer you look, the more there is to appreciate. 🤩
Simon Tawil’s 1970 SS sits on our X-Gen 595 front suspension and X-Gen Universal QUADRALink rear suspension, pairing its carefully dialed-in stance with handling.
Inspired by the look? Visit https://detroitspeed.com/platforms/universal-components/ to explore suspension and chassis upgrades for any build.

From the fabrication shop to the finished product. 🤩Angelo Vespi’s ’69   had plenty to show off before it ever saw paint...
10/07/2026

From the fabrication shop to the finished product. 🤩
Angelo Vespi’s ’69 had plenty to show off before it ever saw paint.

Five of our favorite First-Gens. 👊Which one stands out to you?
10/04/2026

Five of our favorite First-Gens. 👊
Which one stands out to you?

This is what attention to detail looks like. 👀This   combines deep Tanzanite Blue paint, charcoal stripes, and LS7 power...
10/03/2026

This is what attention to detail looks like. 👀
This combines deep Tanzanite Blue paint, charcoal stripes, and LS7 power with the fit and finish of a build.

First-Gen fans, this   is for you! 🙌This week we turned our focus to some of the hidden areas of Bryan's 69 Camaro by re...
10/02/2026

First-Gen fans, this is for you! 🙌

This week we turned our focus to some of the hidden areas of Bryan's 69 Camaro by re-assembling the Hydroformed Subframe and getting the underside and cowl sections of the body sprayed with fresh bedliner from .usa.official. We've started to wet sand the lower sections of the body in preparation to re-install all our chassis components.

And on Mike's 68 Camaro, we are in the middle of the installation of our Mini Tub Kit. Within the next couple of days, it will be time to begin installing the rear QuadraLink and start taking the steps necessary to turn the car back into a rolling shell.

That wraps up this week’s look inside the Project Shop! Have a great weekend, and we’ll see you back here next Friday. 👊

Address

185 McKenzie Road
Mooresville, NC
28115

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17046623272

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