Capps Performance Engineering

04/09/2022

Wow! Just Wow!

I don’t understand, but they get an A for effort.

02/20/2021

Finally got back to project 355 4x4. Got breakin rockers in and installed Pertronix distributor and coil. Cant wait to hear this thing run!

12/05/2020

So excited for the opportunity to grace Engine Builder Magazine pages! I am great full for and for covering a build in my shop.

11/25/2020

Blessed!

11/24/2020

Thank you Greg Jones and S**t Crankshafts!

As part of a full restoration of an original ’73 Z/28 Camaro, Robbie Capps, owner of Capps Performance Engineering, built this 383 cid small block Chevy engi...

11/09/2020

Very humble for this chance and want to thank everyone for the support. So please hit the link in bio and vote for engine #10. Thank you Josh Julian for the opportunity!

10/19/2020

Getting way closer to getting 355 4x4 on the run in stand to break in camshaft. Got Trend pushrods in and oil filter adapter put on. Dumped in 5 quarts of Penngrade 1 break in oil. Now ready for breakin rockers and ignition system. Cant wait!

09/29/2020

Completely humbled! I want to thank Greg Jones, S**tcrankshafts, Penngrade 1 Oil and ultimately Josh Julian for the opportunity. Thank you all for your help!

09/09/2020

Finally got engine in 73 Z/28! Long time coming for this project. Another milestone for this build in the books. Proud of how it turned out.

08/16/2020

Got project 355 4x4 close to buttoned up tonight. Cam degreed, piston to valve checked, TDC for balancer spot on and pushrod length checked. Then came the timing cover and oil pan and installed the heads. One step closer to hearing this thing run! @ Asheboro, North Carolina

08/09/2020

Well I got the project 355 4x4 heads done and they turned out nice. Now it's time to degree the camshaft and check piston to valve and set TDC with the new balancer. We are one step closer to hearing this thing run! Cant wait!
-erson @ Asheboro, North Carolina

08/02/2020

Seats are done and all valves ground and lapped. Just finished CCing. Now it's time to cut these bad boys and assemble for project 355 4x4. Getting closer! @ Asheboro, North Carolina