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WE MAKE SERIOUS PONTIAC HORSEPOWER

AND WE KNOW MORE ABOUT BUILDING STOCK PONTIAC ENGINES THAN ANYONE.

Comp Cams ad DISPLAYS MY SUCCESS WITH THEIR CAMS

Comp Cams has the widest selection of cam lobes in the industry.

My involvement with Comp goes beyond just sales.

Comp trusts my testing to make important decisions for future

catalog cams. The secret to my combinations lies in the intake tract.

And that means the cam has to be matched to the entire combination

Watch this page for updates and more information.

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In case you didn't know, I profiles your cam for your combination.

Off the shelf cams are ok for certain applications, but how do you know they're good for yours?

Ask the friendliest guy in our Pontiac business, me!. If you're trying to build an old Pontiac engine to stock specs - Don't!

Call me to find out why. Our techniques will allow you to build a

much more efficient engine - using today's gasoline.

I have designed many different engine combinations. From mild street to the strongest Pontiacs in the nation.

Using Comp Cams modern lobe profiles has made that happen.

Ninty nine percent of the cams RRE sells are custom designed. Are they're very afforadable.

$345 for ANY hydraulic cam and lifters.

$345 for ANY solid flat tappet cam and lifters.

$795 for ANY solid roller cam and lifters.

$895 for ANY hydraulic roller cam and lifters.

Worlds Fastest Street Pontiac 1999 - 2000 - 2001

9.11 at 149 mph.

And drove it to the track!

Comp Cams powered!

All of the cars on this web site use Comp Cams.

Email Bruce with all of your vital information and he'll

be happy to sell you his advantage.

I have studied cam design and made profiles since 1991.

I use the Cam Pro Plus inspection tool since 1996.

There's a reason why no other advertising Pontiac engine builder

has achieved our Pontiac power making success.

Understanding engine function. That's the secret.