For episode 17 of the Rottler Featured Series we’re off to Troy, Missouri to see Joe Creason of Creason Racing Engines. Joe gives us a tour of the shop where he builds championship-winning engines for everything from drag and truck pulls to dirt track racing.

While we’re there we also get to see Joe’s collection of Rottler equipment including his F69 machining center, his S80 surfacer and SG seat & guide machine, as well as his shiny, new H85AX hone.

Joe also gives us a glimpse of his Engine Master-winning engine from 2017, which he built entirely with Rottler equipment.

Ask Joe why he relies on Rottler equipment and he’ll tell you, he’s got a production mindset and that means time is money. With Rottler in his shop he has the confidence that not a minute or dollar will be wasted.

Check out his video!

Join us for our 4th episode of the Rottler Featured Series as we drop by for a visit with Doug Patton and Eric Dillard at Proline Racing in Ball Ground, Georgia.

Proline’s famous for supercharged and turbocharged drag racing engines (plus some V10 Lamborghini engines for you underground racing guys).

The guys pride themselves on providing top tier performance and never telling a customer “no.” To do that, Proline needs top-notch machinists and machines that deliver speed, accuracy, and repeatability.

To meet those goals, Proline makes Rottler equipment a big part of their engine operations, with a Rottler S-series surfacing machine, an F9A boring and sleeving machine, and an H85AX fully automatic honing machine.

Checkout their story in the video above!