KillerRONS.COM's owner, James Monroe, has been around drag racing his whole life. His father (Mike Monroe) began competing in 1964 and is an integral part of the racing team even today. After graduating from college and competing successfully in intercollegiate athletics James dedided that driving the family race car was what he wanted to do to fill the competitive void. Based upon prior experience with fuel systems and the success of specific local racers the two decided that an alcohol injection system was the only option for them. In 1992 they purchased their first unit directly from Ron's Racing Products for their 383" SBC equipped dragster and experienced immediate results at the local level. This culminated in James being named the "Rookie Driver of the Year" at Action Dragway in Terre Haute, IN.
In 1994, while working a full-time job at the local hospital, James began a common "dealer" program with the Arizona based fuel system company in an effort to gain a little extra racing money. The dealership started innocently as "Monroe Sales & Service" but after nearly a decade of hard work the business had grown to a point where James could no longer hold a full-time job and care for the growing business in a manner his customers had grown accustomed to. In the year 2001 the KillerRONS.COM website was developed and shortly thereafter in 2004 (with the blessing of his new wife Meleah) James resigned from his day job to pursue the dream of becoming a "professional" in the industry.

James Monroe is shown above at the Performance Racing Industry trade show where
he annually works the Ron's Fuel Injection booth.
In recent years James has been looked upon by VP Racing Fuels, Transmission Specialties and even Steve Schmidt Competition Engines for the development and testing of new products and ideas. As the business has continued to grow (even through a sluggish economy) it became evident that more help was needed. After a quiet trial period assisting select customers Scott Offermann officially became part of the KillerRONS.COM team in 2010. To this day Scott routinely exceeds customer's expectations and his capacity in the company grows seemingly every day.
Today KillerRONS.COM has customers from all over the United States as well as many countries throughout the world and is responsible for a large portion of the gross sales at Ron's Fuel Injection. Racers look to KillerRONS for the absolute best sales and technical support in the alcohol injection field as well as parts that directly relate to the fuel system such as torque converters, nitrous oxide systems, data loggers, vacuum pumps and the alcohol fuel itself.
Below you will get a glimpse of what the Monroe Racing has been able to accomplish with the sole use of Ron's Fuel Injection products. Over time Monroe has purposely "pushed the envelope" by utilizing engine combinations that are commonly referred to as not being "alcohol friendly". Not only have many theories been proven wrong; they have been proven wrong on the biggest stages possible with unequaled success. The knowledge gained from these first-hand experiences is what makes KillerRONS.COM the place to go for your alcohol fuel injection system and its related components.

James is shown above wth his friend and engine builder
after receiving the the "Dean Spitzer Award" by
Spitzer Enterprises. The award ceremony, held at the impressive
Spitzer Race Cars facility in conjunction with the IMIS Show
in Indy, celebrated the 40th year of the business as well as the
life of the late Dean Spitzer. Monroe was recognized for his
accomplishments during the 2010 season as well as the
"immaculate and professional manner in which he maintains
his Spitzer Race Car".
Monroe and company are not resting on past success. In 2012 KillerRONS.COM and Ron's Fuel Injection will be reintrooducing the 5" Flying Toilet system for large displacement truck pull and drag racing engines. Monroe will also begin field testing his first supercharged engine combination in his personal racecar as well as a handful of customer vehicles. These new systems and applications will allow even more customers to benefit from the KillerRONS.COM experience.
Please take the time to look this webite over thoroughly. There are many links and pages with great information you will not find anywhere else on the internet or in printed instruction manuals. Best of all it is totally FREE and is updated continuously! If you have questions don't hesitate to call or email. James and Scott do not sell or represent ANYTHING that they have not been used personally on their race cars so chances are they will have the answer and if they don't they will take it personally to find the answer for you.
"Killer" James Monroe is shown above wth his Dad (Mike - far left) and NHRA Division 3
Director Jay Hullinger (center) just before his 2011 JEG'S Allstar win.
JEG'S Allstars Top Dragster Qualifier and Champion
2011
NHRA Summit Racing Equipment Nationals Top Dragster Champion (Norwalk, OH)
2010
NHRA Top Dragster Series Division Champion
2010
2-Time NHRA JEG'S Super Quick Series Division Champion
2008
2006
NHRA "Sportsman Driver of the Year"
2010
3-Time NHRA "ET Bracket Driver of the Year"
2008
2006
2005
2-Time NHRA JEG'S Top Dragster Shootout Champion
2010
2008
2-Time NHRA Track Champion
Lyons Raceway Park (2005)
Indianapolis Raceway Park (1996)
7-Time NHRA JEG'S Super Quick Wally Winner (2nd Winningest of All Time)
Coles County Dragway*
Gateway International Raceway*
Indianapolis Raceway Park*
Bunker Hill Dragway* (S/P winner of same night)
Ohio Valley Dragway*
Mid-State Dragway*
Ohio Valley Dragway*
3-Time NHRA Top Dragster Divisional Wally Winner
Indianapolis Raceway Park (2009)*
Route 66 Dragway (2010)*
National Trail Raceway (2010)*
IHRA Modified Eliminator Divisional Ironman Winner
Mid-Michigan Motorplex (2004)
NHRA National Dragster Challenge Wally Winner
Gateway International Raceway (2006)*
NHRA "KIng of the Track" Wally Winner
Indianapolis Raceway Park (2005)*
"Super Chevy" Series Event Winner
Indianapolis Raceway Park (1996)
12-Time "Big Money" Winner
Lyons Raceway Park (2011) $3,000
Bluegrass Raceway Park (2006) $5,000
Buffalo Soldiers Roundup Race at Indy (2006) $2,500
Ohio Valley Dragway (2006) $5,000
Gateway MegaBucks Hi-Rollers (2007) $3,000
Bluegrass Raceway Park (2005) $10,000
Chandler Motorsports Park (2003) $5,000
Quarter-Million Dollar Drag Race Perfect Run (2003) $10,000
Bunker Hill Dragway (2004) $5,000
Bunker Hill Dragway (2006) $5,000
Muncie Dragway (2001) $5,000
Lyons Raceway Park (2002) $5,000
US-41 Dragway (1996) $4,100
Gateway "MegaBucks" Final Round Appearances Three Straight Years
2002
2001
2000
Nearly 100 Weekly ET Bracket Wins at Various Facilities Throughout the Midwest

