COMP Cams Godzilla Stage 3 Hydraulic Roller

COMP Cams Godzilla Stage 3 Hydraulic Roller

Marsoni

M251S

$347.61

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COMP Cams Godzilla Stage 3 Hydraulic RollerThe Stage 3 cam is designed for crate engines and engine swaps into lighter cars or trucks for best overall performance. This cam will produce well over 600 horsepower on pump gas! Awesome power can be expected from 5,000 to 6,700 RPM with the valve spring kit (#7230GCS KIT) and a phaser limiter (#5473). Testing with the 5473 phaser limiter kit resulted in nearly 100 HP and 25 lb ft over stock. This much horsepower will make even Godzilla fly. User 1

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Second pack of these and I love them. I used them mostly for computer cables in my home office and my work office so I did not constantly have to go digging for laptop power cords and adapters. They have a strong adhesive that is very durable, the installation was super easy, super functional and overall great value for the money. These would be versatile as well if you wanted to use them for say phone charging cables or similar cords that seem to always fall behind a shelf or something similar.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2026