Process
From brief to burnout.
A clear path so you always know what happens next — and what it costs.
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01
Consult
We start with your goals, budget, timeline, and how you actually use the car. Bring photos, fault codes, and wish-list parts — or just the idea.
- In-person or remote briefing
- Rough budget bands (good / better / best)
- Feasibility check for power & legality
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02
Design
You get a locked build sheet: parts, fabrication notes, labor estimate, and sequence. Nothing starts until you approve the plan.
- Parts list with lead times
- Fab drawings for custom pieces
- Deposit to schedule bay time
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03
Build
The car hits the bay. You get progress photos and milestone updates so the project never disappears into a black hole.
- Weekly photo / video updates
- Change-order only for scope changes
- Quality checks at each milestone
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04
Prove
Dyno, alignment, leak-down, and a real road test. You leave with paperwork — and a car that does what we promised.
- Dyno sheet & map notes
- Alignment printout
- Handover walkthrough & care tips
Timeline guide
How long does a build take?
Depends on parts lead times and scope. Typical ranges once parts are on the shelf:
1–2 weeks
Intake / exhaust / map only
3–6 weeks
Forced induction + supporting mods
2–4 months
Widebody / full interior / resto-mod
Ready
Start with a consult.
No obligation — just a clear picture of what your car can become.