VPR-ENGINEERING

Components & engineering

Component selection, parts specifications and BOM's

What is needed immediately, plus compatibility, capacity, reliability, integration and future expansion.

Polished aluminium velocity stacks on the individual throttle bodies of a race engine.

Can you determine which parts I need for my project?

Yes. For extensive projects we can research which components best suit each other and the objectives of the vehicle. This includes, among others:

  • ECU
  • PDM/PMU
  • sensors
  • displays
  • connectors
  • wiring
  • injectors
  • fuel system
  • turbo
  • other motorsport components

Do you produce complete parts lists and BOM's?

Yes. We can put together a technically substantiated parts specification and Bill of Materials (BOM) for a project. In doing so we look not only at what is needed immediately, but also at compatibility, capacity, reliability, integration and future expansion.

Is advice and sourcing parts free of charge?

Not where engineering or extensive technical research is required. Straightforward sales advice about a product we supply is a different matter from technically designing a complete system. Researching, calculating and selecting components, and producing extensive parts specifications or BOM's, is paid engineering work. Costs and scope are discussed with the client in advance.

Why do you charge for technical advice?

Because a professional motorsport project involves far more than drawing up a parts list. Compatibility, electrical load, I/O requirements, sensors, communication protocols, capacity, reliability and future expansion all have to be taken into account. The client is paying for specialist engineering knowledge and a technically substantiated solution.

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