The COMP Cams CR Hydraulic Roller Camshafts are resilient and high quality camshafts designed specifically to be used on the most demanding competitions. Employing COMP Cams' superior camshaft and valve train technologies, the CR Hydraulic Roller Camshaft can improve the power and torque capabilities of an engine. These camshafts are established in three stages for naturally aspirated and turbo engines, and for two separate grinds for blower applications. Engineered as a direct replacement part, the CR Hydraulic Roller Camshafts are made compatible with the stock valve springs. Furthermore, the COMP Cams CR Hydraulic Roller Camshafts have gone through a series of rigorous design and testing procedures to certify longevity, durability, and reliability. Constructed using premium materials, COMP Cams offer camshafts that are built in varying sizes, styles, and configurations to ensure that the customers are provided a set that can fit specific engine combinations.

Competitions Cams, Inc., commonly known as COMP Cams, is a world-leading aftermarket automotive parts manufacturer. COMP Cams was founded in 1976 and then incorporated in 1977. COMP Cams' headquarters is established in Memphis Tennessee and they also have five manufacturing locations spread across the United States. COMP Cams began building a name for itself by selling valve train products via satellite distribution stores. Over the years, COMP Cams has acquired several companies that manufacture transmissions, electronic fuel injection, and nitrous oxide. As of today, COMP Cams comprises a total of 13 companies with hundreds of employees. The company is a major mover in the automobile industry, developing superior and state-of-the-art techniques and methodologies that have become a standard in various competitions such as NASCAR. The technological advancement and innovations enable COMP Cams to manufacture premium aftermarket performance parts that are compatible with leading high-performance vehicles. COMP Cams' products are also the go-to brand of hot-rod enthusiasts, engine builders, and professional racers.