The Cars
2022-2023
FSAE Michigan May 29th Overall
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The PM-23 is one of our most ambitious designs to date. With newly designed side pods, an optimized undertray, improved pedal geometry, and modified rear suspension kinematics and chassis geometry, the PM-23 looked very promising going into competition. These improvements saw the car easily make it into design finals. While a mechanical failure during the endurance event caused us to DNF, we scored very well in many other categories. 4th in Acceleration, 7th in Design, 12th in Autocross and 13th in Skidpad.
2021-2022
FSAE Michigan May 9th Overall
FSAE Michigan June 6th Overall
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PM-22 was designed with the goal of improving on the already impressive performance of WM-21 while also integrating an engine swap to the Kawasaki ZX-6R 636. This car was also the first to feature 4-element DRS, side wings, and the Drexler limited slip differential.
2021-2022 EV
FSAE Michigan June 28th Overall
Competing for the first time, we're proud to announce WM-22E. This EV passed mechanical and accumulator technical inspection. With a chain driven inboard rear motor drivetrain and a custom battery pack, the first competition for this car is a solid foundation for the future.
2019-2021
FSAE Nevada 2nd Overall
FSAE Michigan 4th Overall
Some details about WM-21 include a change to 16 in. tires and OZ Magnesium wheels, shim-adjustable suspension, 4-2-1 exhaust system with a 2 in. secondary, and a 3 element rear wing with DRS. All improvements led to a top 5 finish in both competitions.
2018-2019
FSAE Lincoln 6th Overall
FSAE Michigan 50th Overall
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WM-19 was an evolution of the WM-18 car, but with a focus on reliability and weight-reduction. Big changes include the shift to a single radiator, MoTeC L180 integration, rear wing DRS, and a custom steering wheel with a screen, integrated shift lights, and driver controls. Its reliability oriented design led it to a top 10 finish at Lincoln.
2017-2018
FSAE Lincoln 27th Overall
FSAE Michigan 67th Overall
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WM-18 had many major design changes that led to performance gains in all areas. Notably, it had a
new center fed intake system that reduced weight and increased power significantly. In Lincoln, this car achieved 2nd place in Acceleration.
2016-2017
FSAE Lincoln 11th Overall
FSAE Michigan 56th Overall
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The WM-17 car produced approximately 80 hp and 40 ft-lbs of torque while weighing 452 lbs. This led to an 11th place overall result in FSAE Lincoln.
2015-2016
FSAE Michigan 48th Overall
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2014-2015
FSAE Michigan 67th Overall
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2013-2014
FSAE Michigan 67th Overall
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