From the COMP Cams 822-16 High Energy hydraulic lifters to the nitrated hydraulic cam, Avon ProGear timing chain, Melling M63HV oil pump, cut-and-polish crankshaft, and NASCAR-proven Clevite bearings, you know this Super Bee means business. Other underhood highlights include the Diamond Racing pistons, 4.255 bore size, cut valve guides for performance seals, hardened exhaust seats, as well as the Total Seal plasma-moly rings.
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