THIS IS HUUUGE "In the past, manufacturing transmission systems for sandcars and dual sport racecars has been a lengthy process, requiring off-the-shelf parts to be re-manufactured into a single system onsite, depending on frame and engine selection by the customer. Now, Xtreme will stock several lines of transmissions with plug-and-play components and mounting solutions to fit any combination of frame and engine."
Anyone think all these folks will want in on this transmission?
"The development of proprietary transmission systems is one of several key strategic initiatives we are implementing to ensure rapid growth in 2007," commented Alan McCaa, CEO of Xtreme Motorsports. "The current time from order to delivery of a transmission averages 6-8 months and represents the number one determinant of delivery time to the customer. Now, we will be able to meet customer demand on a timely basis while improving quality, and our top and bottom lines."
To ensure the efficient internalization of transmission system manufacturing, Xtreme has entered into discussions with an engineering project management firm to oversee processes such as engineering, manufacturing, importing, shipment and marketing of the systems.
In addition, the company has tapped a computer-aided design expert to work with the Xtreme Team and the engineering firm to design the transmissions to the company's specifications based on years of management and staff experience.
Finally, Xtreme has entered into discussions with a Chinese company, with current transmission customers such as Nissan, Mitsubishi and Toyota, to build the units.
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