FSAE Presentation Event

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For my Senior Design class, we built a formula style car and competed against 40 other schools from across the country. This presentation was for the design event where we had to "sell"our design to a group of mock investors describing our design\'s benefits.

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Design Team

Overview

Design Features and Performance Manufacturability Cost Information Marketability

Design Features and Performance

Adjustability Suspension Steering Brake Bias/Pedals ECU

Design Features and Performance

Ergonomics Frame Driver Controls

Safety Seat Seatbelt Emergency cut-off

Design Features and Performance Suspension and

Steering Pull rod instead of

push rod Responsive

Maneuverability Ackermann Electronic shift kit

Design Features and Performance

Intake System Restrictor

Venturi instead of converging-diverging nozzle

Extremely smooth flow Plenum

Complex shape to optimize flow

Fiberglass construction

Manufacturability

SubassembliesEmphasized in designAllows assembly-line production

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Manufacturability

Off-the-shelf ComponentsAccounts for 60% of vehicle costExcellent qualityFully-integrated into vehicle design

Manufacturability

Bulk Production through Laser Cutting/WaterjettingUprights are a good exampleCost effective due to reduced machine

timeFast turnaround with minimal tooling

costs

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Cost Information

Off-the-shelf parts $6,600Manufactured parts/labor $4,400

TOTAL $11,000

Marketability

Suggested MSRP $18,000 Comparable car (F1000) sells for $30-65K

new, and $18-24K for older version Reasonably priced for nonprofessional

weekend autocrosser Profit per vehicle - $7,000 If 1000 units sold per year, $7M in

profit

Conclusion