Operation Iraqi Freedom Marine is Street Legal Racer
- 22 Oct 2007
Kenny Seymour is a United States Marine who has done three tours of duty in
Iraq. He has love for this country and street legal racing.
U.S. Marine uses K&N Engineering filters for street legal racing
Sgt Kenny Seymour
The Staff Sergeant is based at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center
in Twentynine Palms, California where he keeps his two race vehicles. “I drive a
1987 Mustang GT and a 2004 Ford Lightning,” said Seymour. “Both vehicles have
K&N Engineering air filters. K&N makes an excellent product, both durable and
cost effective. My K&N Filters go forever.”
Seymour races in San Diego, California
Kenny Seymour's 2004 Ford Lightning.
Seymour has been racing for 4 years. “I work on my own vehicles,” he said. “I’ve blown my car up at the track, but my 331 cubic- inch Ford with a super charged motor can really haul. I can yank a motor and a transmission in two and a half hours.”
Seymour races at the Qualcomm Stadium RaceLegal.com drags in San Diego, California. The track has dual side-by-side 1/8 mile-timed lanes and burnouts are okay. On Friday night’s there are around 2,000 spectators per event.
“A lot of people I race run K&N filters,” said Seymour. “I race to see how fast my cars will go and because it’s fun.”
Follow the progress of Kenny Seymour throughout the racing season at the K&N news site. Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
U.S. Marine uses K&N Engineering filters for street legal racing
Sgt Kenny Seymour
Seymour races in San Diego, California
Kenny Seymour's 2004 Ford Lightning.
Seymour has been racing for 4 years. “I work on my own vehicles,” he said. “I’ve blown my car up at the track, but my 331 cubic- inch Ford with a super charged motor can really haul. I can yank a motor and a transmission in two and a half hours.”
Seymour races at the Qualcomm Stadium RaceLegal.com drags in San Diego, California. The track has dual side-by-side 1/8 mile-timed lanes and burnouts are okay. On Friday night’s there are around 2,000 spectators per event.
“A lot of people I race run K&N filters,” said Seymour. “I race to see how fast my cars will go and because it’s fun.”
Follow the progress of Kenny Seymour throughout the racing season at the K&N news site. Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
