Engineering tools for dirt racing setups, built by a motorsports engineer. Start from the parts you have and the numbers you measure, then see what each change does before you go to the shop.
Each tool does one job well and runs in your browser, on a phone or a computer. Nothing to install.
Your coilover on a spring rater, in software. Build it from part dimensions and see the load at every inch of travel.
The setup logbook. Every event, session and setup in one place, on your phone at the track.
Open your shock dyno files, lay shocks over each other and compare them.
The front suspension through its travel: camber, caster, bump steer and roll center.
Four-bar and birdcage rear ends: bar angles, rear steer and how they change as the rear moves.
The whole car in 3D: put it through a corner and watch ride heights, travel and load transfer change with your setup.
Every tool shows the difference a change makes: a spring, a nut, a hole, a mount. Keep what you like, undo what you don't.
Start from what you measure on your own rater and your own car, or pick from published part data. Save your own parts once and use them everywhere.
Made to be used in the trailer as much as at the desk. Save setups as files and share them with your crew.
