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COMP Cams FSL Series Camshaft for GM L99 Engines

COMP Cams is introducing the first performance aftermarket camshaft in almost 20 years that is CARB E.O.-pending, offering drop-in convenience, with no valve spring change required, for Gen V (2010-'15) Camaro SS GM L99 engines.

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COMP Cams is introducing the first performance aftermarket camshaft in almost 20 years to pass the stringent California Air Resources Board (CARB) Executive Order (E.O.) process for a domestic engine. The CARB E.O.-pending camshaft offers drop-in convenience, with no valve spring change required, for Gen V (2010-’15) Camaro SS GM L99 engines.

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Designed to work with factory Variable Valve Timing and require no computer reprogramming, the camshaft also features unique profiles on switching and non-switching cylinders for compatibility with Active Fuel Management systems. It provides the proven 30- to 50-HP improvement typical of smaller COMP Cams camshafts in LS applications without the risk of non-compliance with emissions regulations.

The COMP Cams FSL Series Camshaft for GM L99 Engines is the first in a new series of 50-state legal camshafts from the absolute leader in valve train technology. For more information: www.compcams.com

Part Number: 689-199-13

Street Price: $464.59

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