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is a leading provider of technology, product innovation, engineering
solutions and strategic consulting to the automotive, OEM and
motorsports industries. ADI has extensive experience
in the field of design & product development, covering a diverse
range of applications from automotive components to manufacturing
equipment, assembly equipment, and test equipment. We provide all
types of engineering design along with analysis of component failures
and development of innovative ideas. We offer comprehensive, integrated
engineering services spanning design, analysis, prototyping, testing,
product development, as well as providing short-run production. Our
innovative team of engineers has over 40 years of experience in
research and development for the automotive industry. ADI
has access to the world’s leading component technologies fro motion
control including hydraulics, automation, mechanical, data acquisition,
pneumatics and more! | Accelerating Developments International (ADI) has accomplished another first in the world of automotive chassis testing. ADI has applied their vehicle suspension test system known as the KD-Rig to the open-wheel World of Outlaws racing platform. Until now the KD-Rig has only been used in the chassis and suspension diagnostics in NASCAR on the Car of Today as well as the Car of Tomorrow. This new breakthrough will allow open-wheelers to quickly diagnose suspension or chassis related problems. During the first test with the World of Outlaws car, several suspension and chassis related issues were found that had never been detected before. The KD-Rig is also well suited for use on the non-wing sprints, midgets, and silver crown platforms and will rapidly become the next generation in gaining competitive advantages for the open-wheel racing entities. | ||||
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