Define the car
What it has to run, what class rules apply, what budget, and whether it still has to drive on the street afterwards. Every decision follows from those four answers.
Service
Race Car Builds
Complete race car builds and street/strip cars, from a stripped shell through to a car that is ready to make passes.
A race car is not a street car with parts on it. It is a set of systems that have to work together under load, inside a rulebook, without failing in a way that hurts somebody.
We build complete race cars and prepare street cars to run at the strip. Where a build starts depends on the car and the goal — some come in as a shell, some arrive as a running street car that needs to be made safe, consistent and quick.
Built to a rulebook
Class rules decide what is allowed long before preference does, and safety equipment requirements tighten as the car gets quicker. The build gets planned against the rules the car will actually run under, so time and money are not spent on something that will not pass tech.
Power is the easy half
Making the number is straightforward. Putting it down, repeatedly, on a surface that changes through the day is the part that decides whether the car is any good. Traction, weight transfer, fuel system and the driveline all have to be planned together — which is why a build gets sequenced rather than bolted on one part at a time.
Still has to get home
Plenty of these cars are driven on the street as well. That constraint changes the answer on almost every component, and it is worth being honest about it up front rather than discovering it later.
What this covers
- Full builds from a bare or stripped shell
- Street cars converted for strip use
- Safety equipment fitment, including parachutes and restraints
- Chassis, suspension and traction work
- Ongoing support between events
—Process
How the job runs
Plan the build
A written scope covering the major systems, the parts list and the order the work happens in.
Build
Systems come together in a sequence that avoids rework, with you kept updated as it progresses.
Shake it down
The car gets checked, corrected and sorted before it is signed off.
Ready to build something serious?
Tell us about your vehicle, your goals, and what you're looking to accomplish. We'll come back with a straight answer on scope, parts and timing.