VPR-ENGINEERING

Motorsport electronics & wiring

Complete wiring harnesses and OEM++ integration

From a dedicated motorsport harness to a very high-grade OEM++ installation, designed as one electronic architecture.

A finished wiring harness with numbered connectors, ready for motorsport installation.

Do you build complete wiring harnesses?

Yes. VPR-Engineering designs and builds complete custom wiring harnesses for race cars, motorsport and high-end performance projects. This can range from a dedicated motorsport harness to a very high-grade OEM++ installation.

What do you mean by OEM++?

In an OEM++ installation we aim for a level of finish where the electronics are professionally integrated into the vehicle and retain as much as possible of the appearance and logic of high-quality factory engineering, but with the functionality the specific performance project requires. Reliability, serviceability, tidy routing, connector selection and documentation are all important here.

Do you supply documentation with a harness?

Where this is part of the assignment: yes. We can document extensive projects with, for example:

  • BOM (Bill of Materials)
  • connector information
  • pinouts
  • wire identification
  • relevant system documentation

This makes future diagnostics, maintenance and further development considerably easier.

Can you design ECU, PDM/PMU, display and sensors as one system?

Yes. That is precisely an important part of our engineering approach. Instead of connecting separate systems together afterwards, we can design the complete electronic architecture around ECU, PDM/PMU, displays, sensors, actuators and communication.

Close-up of a green circuit board with OKI chips and resistors during electronics rework.

Do you do CAN-bus integration?

Yes. We can use CAN communication to let different vehicle systems talk to each other. For example, communication between:

  • ECU
  • PDM/PMU
  • dashboard
  • sensor modules
  • other vehicle electronics

Can you combine original vehicle electronics with motorsport electronics?

Where technically possible: yes. This is particularly relevant on modern performance cars and OEM++ projects where certain original vehicle functions have to be retained while professional motorsport electronics are added.

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