TTKAMotorsports
Carbon-Fiber Manufacturing

Lightweight. Precision. Purpose-built.

TKA Motorsports accepts custom carbon-fiber project inquiries for automotive, motorsports, and specialty applications. From unique components to bespoke lightweighting concepts, each project is reviewed individually for design, materials, manufacturing requirements, and intended use.

Project Categories

Types of inquiries we review.

The categories below describe the range of carbon-fiber projects accepted for review. Feasibility, materials, and intended use are evaluated for each inquiry.

  • Custom carbon-fiber panels and covers
  • Interior and exterior trim components
  • Bespoke automotive components
  • Motorsports and lightweighting projects
  • Custom enclosures and aesthetic components
  • One-off commissions and small production runs
Component Classification

Cosmetic, non-structural, and engineered applications.

Cosmetic

Aesthetic panels, trim, and visual components without structural or load-bearing function.

Non-Structural

Covers, enclosures, and components that are not load-bearing or safety-critical in their application.

Engineered Structural

Structural applications require engineering validation and testing. No structural claim is made without that validation.

TKA Motorsports does not claim that structural, suspension, braking, crash-critical, or other safety-critical parts are approved for use without the necessary engineering validation and testing. No certifications, established production capacity, completed projects, or validated performance claims are represented unless confirmed.

Carbon-Fiber Payment Policy

Carbon-Fiber Orders: Full Upfront Payment Required

All custom carbon-fiber orders require 100% payment upfront before materials are purchased or manufacturing begins. Carbon-fiber projects are custom-made to each customer's specifications and may require specialized materials, tooling, molds, and dedicated production time. Production will not begin until the full quoted amount has been received and the project specifications have been approved.

  • A written quotation and project scope must be approved before payment.
  • The quotation must identify the agreed specifications, materials, quantity, price, and estimated lead time.
  • Additional work or changes after approval must be quoted separately and approved before proceeding.
  • Shipping, taxes, and applicable charges must be disclosed in the quotation.
  • Refunds, cancellations, and applicable remedies are governed by written order terms and applicable law.