The wait is almost over! Our Velocity Stacks have been one of the most anticipated upgrades in our lineup, and we know many of you have been eager to get your hands on them. After months of development, fine-tuning, and feedback from our amazing beta testers, we’re excited to update everyone on our progress. With a growing interest and excitement surrounding the product, we’re committed to perfecting every aspect before the final launch.

Our RWD setups are running great, with multiple beta testers now putting their cars to the test on the track across various racing disciplines. From circuit racing to drifting competitions, the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. The velocity stacks are holding up exceptionally well under the rigors of high-speed racing. Whether it’s the precision needed for tight corners on the circuit or the aggressive demands of drift competitions, our beta testers are pushing the limits—and the results are promising. This real-world testing is proving invaluable as we fine-tune the final product. 

We’re still fine-tuning the setup to work seamlessly on AWD vehicles. Some AWD cars have encountered a limp mode issue related to the AWD system, which we’re actively working to resolve. Progress has been slower than anticipated, but please bear with us—we’re working on it and will get there soon! We appreciate your understanding as we reverse engineer dozens of software systems and configurations worldwide. This process has been complex, but we’re committed to delivering the best possible product.

During the testing phase, we encountered a timing pull issue in some vehicles that was reducing horsepower, affecting overall performance. This issue caused the engine’s timing to be retarded under certain conditions, leading to a noticeable dip in power output. After investigating the root cause, we’re happy to announce that we’ve developed a fix for this problem. With the new adjustments, the affected vehicles are now running at full power, delivering the substantial gains we originally aimed for. This fix will be implemented for all future applications and softwares, ensuring that every car performs to its maximum potential.

We’ve had a few significant delays during beta testing, including some cars having mechanical issues unrelated to the velocity stacks. These issues needed to be addressed and fixed before we could proceed with velocity stack testing to eliminate any outside variables. We also had a few cars that weren't quite ready to start the beta test until later on.

While these setbacks were unexpected, it was necessary to resolve them before moving forward to ensure we could conduct thorough and reliable evaluations of the velocity stacks’ performance.

We’d like to take a moment to give a heartfelt thank you to all of our current beta testers. Your dedication, feedback, and time spent performing DME flashes and testing every small change have been invaluable to us. Each tweak and test you've done is helping us move one step closer to the perfect product, and we couldn’t have come this far without your help.

Here is a clip of two members of the beta testing program absolutely tearing it up on the track with their velocity stacks! 

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Gamma Phase testing or BETA2 Velocity Stacks Release

We’re excited to announce the second testing release for our Velocity Stacks! At this time, we’re opening up this round to another 10 people, with a focus on RWD setups. We're working hard to iron out the final product on an additional 10 softwares, including an update to our velocity stack material choice. The next round will have slightly better surface finish along with being slightly stronger. THis change is mostly a drive for the ever better product not anything to do with the current material. This beta will help us ensure that we're set with the final manufacturer for volumes and materials for the highly-anticipated "Party Mode" Velocity Stacks. 

Click to sign-up for BETA2 here: https://forms.gle/CAAQNsXtKjno6Yat6

We’re still on track to release our air filter design this year, 2024, so stay tuned for more updates!

Thank you all for your continued support and patience. We’re almost there!