Here at Huntsville Engine and Performance Center, we have been building custom racing engines for nearly two decades, specializing in high horsepower drag racing applications since 1986. The foundation of Huntsville Engine was built on the performance and reliability of our work, and the honesty and integrity of our relationships with customers.

Through the years, HEPC has gained recognition in the performance industry highlighted by the 2001 Car Craft All-Star award for sportsman engine builder of the year.

Huntsville Engine has supplied powerplants for world champion racers including Michael Barclay, Marco Abruzzi, Britt Cummings, Slate Cummings, Mike Fuqua, Mark Horton, Jason Lynch, Todd Ewing, Luke Bogacki, and more.


Within the last decade, we have brought on a talented and diverse staff including shop foreman Andy Anderson, and noted sportsman racers Todd Ewing (Sales Manager), and Dennis Kline (Engine Builder), in addition to a deep staff of hardworking and knowledgeable employees. As a serious sportsman racer, we realize that you have several options in regards to professional engine builders and performance warehouses to do business with. At HEPC, our prices are competitive with anyone in the industry, and we believe that our people
make the difference.

Does anybody know when there web site will be back up????? It has been down for a long time. Would like to look at the engine section to determine what motor I want. Can't call during the week as I work at a military base and can't call long distance just to talk. Thanks

There web site is up and running. Not sure why you cant get it but its www.huntsvilleengine.com
They may be open on Saturdays.

Da Shoe,

Hi... I get the web site but when I click on the engine section it pops up But when you click on a motor size to check out the spec, etc noting happens. I can point the arrow to it but the hand does not appear as to open it up to review it. Make sense? Can you open an engine size, ex. 540 motor to review the specs, etc. If so then it is the computer system here at work. Thanks

I just looked at their web site, there is no link attached to the engine sizes that you can click on, all they tell you on the web site is the engine size and their name for that engine. For specs and pricing I think you need to call them.

Okay Thanks