In business, there are companies that do many things well, and there are companies that focus on doing a single thing great. Scott Performance Wire is in the latter category, and for the past 34 years, the company has focused the entirety of its energy on producing the best spark plug wires available. The funny thing is that while the company has supplied spark plug wires to the top teams in NASCAR and NHRA Top Fuel Funny Car competition for decades, Scott Performance Wire is not as well-known as it should be among other segments of the automotive enthusiast market.
Scott Performance Wire not only has extensive experience in supplying plug wires for professional race teams, but they also make high-quality wires for performance street engines.
Founded in 1990 by Brian Scott, Scott Performance Wire specializes in top-quality spark plug wires. Brian quickly moved Scott Performance Wire to the front of the industry by focusing his efforts and passion on developing a product to meet the demands and needs of high-performance engine builders and automotive enthusiasts. Unfortunately, Brian’s unexpected passing in 2017 was a profound loss to those who knew him and the automotive industry. In his honor, the team at Scott Performance Wire continues the company’s story and carries on Brian’s legacy with the commitment and passion he had.
Since Brian Scott’s untimely passing, his lifelong friend Mark Vieau (pictured here) has led the company with the same passion and drive that Brian had for producing a quality product and taking excellent care of customers’ needs.
Continuing The Legacy
Leading the way at Scott Performance Wire is Brian’s lifelong friend of 30 years, Mark Vieau. “Brian left us an uncut diamond here at Scott Performance Wire, and all we do every day is polish it with a bit of technology, people, and innovation,” Vieau says. “We’ve taken it to a different place, but it is still his company.” Vieau’s experience in the high-performance racing arena spans a lifetime. Having begun his automotive journey at a very young age, he learned a lot and moved up in racing quickly. “My first real race car was an AA Funny Car at age 18,” Vieau says.
Vieau decided early on that he wanted to be an engine builder, and he has spent the majority of his career learning from and working alongside icons of the automotive industry. Vieau has spent years as a member of several NASCAR teams as an engine builder and has been involved in…
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