3D printed parts for Chevy
3D printing can save time and money. Chevy has raced 80,000 miles on 3D printed parts. According to Autoweek, the IndyCar program uses a 3D-printed exhaust, “which helps eliminate failure points in traditionally manufactured components while increasing design freedom and reducing costs.”
Camaro ZL1 1LE for the 2020 NASCAR Cup Series has the ability to rapidly change out body panels between runs saved over $100,000 in wind tunnel time.
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October 15, 2020 at 7:15 am
Just blows my mind right out of my head!!! Your blog tends to do that!!! In a good way….🤣. Thank You and Cheers!!! 😃