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Bud Yancer Racing Engines now offers AnealonTM
New!
Ring & Pinion ran several laps with no oil and has no welding!
Anealon* is a self lubricant, anti galling ceramic.
When applied to parts that see high pressure, high friction,
it can stop the welding, galling process.
Reduced friction means more power to the ground.
We can treat:
Transmission gears
Ring and pinion gears
Bearings, cups & cones
Wrist pins
Steel connecting rods, no bushing needed!
We offer a complete line of heat control, friction reducing coatings.
Please call for prices. 520-568-3511
Cam and Lifters after break in and 60 passes.
Bud Yancer Racing Engines now offers Anealon* Stocker Cam & Lifters
New!
Standard Features include:
Cam Anealon* treated
Lifters Anealon* treated
Oil holes in lifters
.015 travel hydraulic lifters
With Anealon* treated cam & lifters, you can run your springs from the start.
Cam treatment $125.00
Lifters $395.00 set
Ford - Chevrolet - Chrysler
Record setting AMC crank with standard features, heat treating and balancing.
The Best Stocker Crankshafts.
Standard Features include:
Index Set
Stroke set to +/- .015
.125 Radius
Oil holes champhered
Polished & straightened
Starting at $450
Add ons:
Heat treating
Oil shed treatment
Counter weights profiled
Balancing
Please call for pricing. 520-568-3511
*Anealon is a Registered Trade Mark of Tech Line Coatings.
For 30 years now, the MACH Development team has been synonymous with high performance! Even today, Bud Yancer continues to maximize power, as he strives to be the best in value and performance.
MACH Development was created in 1984
to meet the growing demand for professional
engine building in the southwest.
Bud Yancer started Yancer Specialty, the
Phoenix based automotive machine shop in 1972
and followed with MACH Development to offer
specialized service for racing engines.
HIGH TORQUE
"Carrying the Load"
FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE ENGINES
Yancer Specialty Inc. 520-568-3511 Phoenix, AZ
Last Updated: Oct 2011
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