Edelbrock, LLC is a manufacturer of specialty performance automotive and motorcycle aftermarket parts based in Torrance, California.
The company has five locations, including a distribution center and museum, its headquarters, the Russell division (which houses the shock manufacturing center), and the exhaust plant in Torrance.
Its foundry is located in San Jacinto, California.
Vic Edelbrock founded the corporation in 1938, driven by a desire to increase the performance of his 1932 Ford Roadster, which led him to design a new intake manifold.
Friends and fellow drivers soon wanted one as well, transforming his repair garage into a parts manufacturing enterprise that created unique equipment for automobiles.
Vic Edelbrock played a significant role in the invention of the automotive aftermarket parts industry.
Today, Edelbrock manufactures over 8,000 automotive parts for racers and hobbyists, focusing on performance.
