They've worked with Chip Foose, a couple of the big car manufactures esp. Toyota, i'm sure you guys have heard or seen their work at least once.

7612 Woodwind Dr.
Huntington Beach, Ca 92647
Tel: 714-842-9677
Fax: 714-842-9607
Email:info@fiveaxis.net
Website: www.Fiveaxis.net

 

Great find....we could use these guys to build the final product...or make it better.....Let see what the others say..

 

They are local to me! Let me know what you guys need since they are only like a 30 min drive to the beach

-George
GT Motorsports

 

Saw what these guys can do on an episode of rides from a few years back, they should be able to do any computer rendering needed and possibly some of the comkputer simutated wind tunnel results as well. Mike should get his own episode of rides .

 

Here's a couple of projects they have done..

 

^^^^ WOW^^^^


Thx george..

 

yea 5 axis does some pretty sick work, from mild to wild.

tom

 

5 axis def has the capibility its the cost that is involved that could prohibit them.

 

I saw that IS-F at SEMA...very nicely done.

Mike, I am reserving some wind tunnel test time for you.

 

KOOL We can arrange for TTg35fort and the gang to be there.

 

can't wait to see the results!!!!!

 

Congrats on your new project Mike, Best of luck!

 

DIL !!!!!!! Glad to hear from you man...hope you doing fine.....drop me a line sometime.

 

Sharif, please let me know the date as soon as you get it scheduled so that I can make sure to have my docket cleared ahead of time. Also, when you reserve the wind tunnel, please ask them if they have the equipment there for us/them to use to measure downforce and drag.

Thank you!!!

 

Sounds like everything going to plan, can't wait to see the end results...

 

you guys can make the undertray outta wood (yes wood..) since its cheaper, easy to cut and reglue etc..

to get a general idea before finalizing with any expensive material..

TS Diffuser = $$$$$

Pile of wood and epoxy = $$

 

Eric, do you mean using a balsa wood core sandwidched between carbon fiber (e.g., a la Corvette)? Just not sure from your response. Please let us know what you mean. Keep in mind we want to add a minimal amount of weight to the cars, but I don't mind adding 3 or 4 extra lbs. if it will save us 30% in fabrication costs.

 

Well if you come out here let us know. We're going to head to Texas Mile this year with BoostLogic and SW's crew.

 

I'll be completely honest: This whole idea sounded kind of far fetched at the beginning, but its great to see this actually coming together. Considering the people involved, perhaps I should have known better.