James Monroe from KillerRONS.COM has been collecting plenty of wins again in 2010 with his Pro-Filer 12 Degree Hitman Heads on his Steve Schmidt Competition Engines 585" BBC.

Monroe captured wins in the first two Muncie Dragway MEGA-4.30 Series races qualifying on the pole position at both events. Using methanol injection and nitrous oxide Monroe recorded a 4.300 at over 160 MPH in the April event with ambient temperatures that never got above 50 degrees. Two months later he carded a 4.299 at just under 160 MPH with the same tune-up in temperatures nearing 90 degrees.

After heartbreaking NHRA Top Dragster semi-final finishes at the first two events of the season Monroe broke through with a victory at Route 66 Dragway in Joliet, Illinois on June 13. After qualifying in the 10th position with 6.761 at 196 MPH the Bloomington, IN resident waded through five rounds of intense competition to take the win as he picked-up his 13th NHRA "Wally".

Monroe followed up with another win at Norwalk recently, giving him three back to back wins including an NHRA Divisional and National Event Win! He's now leading in three NHRA points series, NHRA Division 3 Top Dragster, Top Dragster Jeg's All Stars and Jeg's Super Quick Points. That's quite a testiment to his racing talent, and to the equipment he uses!

We're proud to see James in the winners circle! Congrat's James!!

"The Profiler 12* heads continue to work flawlessly with the methanol as I qualified #1 with a 4.509 and ten hours later in the final round went a 4.506. Unfortunately that particular series has a 4.50 elapsed time minimum as this car will run into the low 4.30's with no nitrous. Thanks again for the great product!"

James Monroe
KillerRons.com

Dean Mcllvain took home the Jegs Super Quick win August 15th at Chandler, Indiana.

He qualified 7th out of 26 cars at Chandler with a 4.617@151.03 and went on to defeat Kurt Kesel in the final round. Dean chopped the tree down with a .008 light and ran 4.952@138.26 on a 4.96 dial, edging our Kesel who went 4.585@152.10 on a 4.59 dial, but with a slower .020 reaction. Kesel broke out by .008, Mcllvain by .005 for the win!!

Mcllvain, the 2007 series champion is currently 5th place in the 2009 Jegs Series, and with two races left, he still has the ability to secure a second series championship!

Congratulations on your win Dean and good luck on the championship bid!

"Since making the change to the twelve degree Hitman head we are always a top half qualifier. We are up nearly 200 horsepower over our old combination, on or of the bottle, the Hitman head has given us consistent power that performs!"

Dean Mcilvain
Photo Courtesy of Gary Carter