Mike Ege has been a premiere NASCAR engine builder for 15 years and a good friend to EMP Stewart Components for quite some time as well.
Working out of a sparkling 40,000 square foot building in Mooresville, NC, Mike Ege Racing Engines (MERE) is one of the top producers of engines in NASCAR today. Ege is also an innovator and played a big role in the development of the EMP Stewart Components/MERE water pump now being used by NASCAR Nextel Cup drivers Rusty Wallace, Ryan Newman, Brendan Gaughn, Jeff Green and Kyle Petty among others.
To learn more about EMP Stewart’s valued partner, Mike Ege, pick up the January 2005 issue of Circle Track Magazine. The issue features an extended interview with Ege as he discusses everything from NASCAR engine development to what the Saturday Night Racer can do to get more out of his/her powerplant. The story also has several great photographs of Ege and his Mooresville engine facility.
Pick up a copy of the January 2005 issue of Circle Track Magazine at your newsstand today. To subscribe to Circle Track Magazine, please log on to www.circletrack.com.
