The Newen is a computer controlled machine that is used for valve jobs.
This machine hones the block and cylinders to an extremely fine, smooth finish.
Computerized CNC machine used for precision cylinder head porting. Unique to the West Coast, all block work done on this machine!
Computerized CNC machine used for block work such as decking, boring, engraving, lifter boring, block lightening, and much more. This machine has 24 tools and can be programmed for thousands of configurations.
Computerized CNC machine used for machining Ron Grose Racing's exclusive rocker arms. RGR's patent pending design and technique produce the highest degree of performance specs.
This facility and Spintron unit is used for valve spring, rocker arm and valve train development.
This instrument allows RGR to digitize any part, head or propeller to put into CAD/CAM programming for precision computerized machining. This also allows us to remanufacture exact copies of existing heads and other components.
RGR has a fully stocked clean room for assembling motors and other components.
Computer generated parts are great, but RGR prides itself on hand crafted components through years of R & D. Components, honed and perfected through years of trial and error, have been field tested through RGR's championship race team.
RGR's centrifugal tumbler is used to de-burr and polish components. This is extremely important in newly manufactured rocker arms. The smooth surface gives no place for tearing and burrs that can destroy a motor.
RDR runs every motor component through this highly efficient cleaning system prior to assembly. This process helps insure that there is no trash that can damage a motor.
This piece of equipment is where RDR manufactures its one-piece forged propellers. RDR propellers are the highest quality due to the proprietor process they use. These propellers are proven by RDR's world record holding boat racing team!
RDR has a state-of-the-art Dyno testing room with a full array of motor analytics.