Many aftermarket parts companies that today own and operate large manufacturing empires got their start working out of home garages, building custom parts for a small subset of racers. While every aftermarket company has a catalog full of parts you can order, there are always those who need something a little more customized.
Canton Racing Products knows how important custom parts can be for a customer, and they’ve outlined the whole process of ordering a custom part to help streamline the process. If you can follow these simple steps, they can get you exactly what you need at a competitive price.
The most important part of a custom order is knowing exactly what you want. This includes all the dimensions and measurements needed to make your part fit. If possible, make sure to include a list of potential issues or problems that could affect the design. The more info you can give to Canton, the more precise they can be.
You should try to provide a drawing, or even better a sample of what you need, Canton can ensure they match what you’re looking for. Even with decades of experience building oil, cooling, and dress-up parts for your engine, Canton can’t read minds or fortunes. Finally, make sure you give yourself plenty of time…custom orders are not rush projects.
If you can follow these three simple steps, Canton can’t get you exactly the part you’re looking for in a timely fashion at a fair price.
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