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13/10/2026

Did somebody say 3D printed shaftless throttle bodies? Oh yesssss…

Meet the GMR Strata. The body is direct digital manufacturing (DDM): printed carbon composite, no moulds — paired with a printed titanium or stainless shaftless butterfly on a mounting pattern you already know (fits where SF/OBX-type bodies fit).

Why it matters: today you either wait ~16 weeks for a full CNC setup, or settle for an off-the-shelf tapered kit that still runs a shaft and doesn't hold a constant taper from stack to head. Strata gives you a true constant-taper platform, positioned anywhere in the tract and sized to your engine.

Bores 40–60mm in 2mm steps, parallel or tapered, shaftless or conventional plate. We keep the blades on the shelf and print bodies to order — so the system is designed for performance, not leadtime. And it shaves 150g off every throttle body.

Available early 2027. Register your interest — the sizes people register decide which we cut first:
https://gmracing.co.uk/product/gmr-strata-throttle-body

Did somebody say 3D printed shaftless throttle bodies? Oh yesssss…Meet the GMR Strata. The body is direct digital manufa...
13/10/2026

Did somebody say 3D printed shaftless throttle bodies? Oh yesssss…

Meet the GMR Strata. The body is direct digital manufacturing (DDM): printed carbon composite, no moulds — paired with a printed titanium or stainless shaftless butterfly on a mounting pattern you already know (fits where SF/OBX-type bodies fit).

Why it matters: today you either wait ~16 weeks for a full CNC setup, or settle for an off-the-shelf tapered kit that still runs a shaft and doesn't hold a constant taper from stack to head. Strata gives you a true constant-taper platform, positioned anywhere in the tract and sized to your engine.

First picture: a section through the intake tract — a typical tapered K20 kit above, the Strata K20 shaftless kit below. Same port, same trumpet; look at what's in the bore and where the taper goes.

Bores 40–60mm in 2mm steps, parallel or tapered, shaftless or conventional plate. We keep the blades on the shelf and print bodies to order — so the system is designed for performance, not leadtime. And it shaves 150g off every throttle body.

Available early 2027. Register your interest — the sizes people register decide which we cut first:
https://gmracing.co.uk/product/gmr-strata-throttle-body

NEW: the Honda K20 Plug and Play ITB kit — now specced on the new gmracing.co.uk.Carbon composite ITB kit for a standard...
06/10/2026

NEW: the Honda K20 Plug and Play ITB kit — now specced on the new gmracing.co.uk.

Carbon composite ITB kit for a standard K20. It fits every K20 cylinder head and bolts on without touching the top pulley. You get four GMR SF throttle bodies (48 or 50mm), a K20 airbox with integrated velocity stacks, twin-layer foam filter, pre-installed air temp sensor, throttle quadrant, TPS adaptor that carries your existing sensor, vacuum manifold kit and head mounting hardware.

Spec the port, injector location and water outlet on the page — the price updates as you go. From £1,422 inc VAT, made to order in the UK.

Launch month: 5% off goods with code OCT5 at the checkout, on retail orders until 31 October.

See the build turning in the site's own 3D viewer — have a look. 👇
https://gmracing.co.uk/product/honda-k20-plug-and-play-itb-kit

We Love Working With Specialists in Their FieldA story of two halves — Pug1Off and GMRAt GMR we're proud of the parts we...
15/09/2026

We Love Working With Specialists in Their Field
A story of two halves — Pug1Off and GMR
At GMR we're proud of the parts we make, but we've never believed a great result comes from one set of hands alone. The best builds happen when the customer, the hardware and a genuine specialist all pull in the same direction. Dan's Peugeot 306 GTI-6 is exactly that kind of story.
Dan first came to us for a set of GMR throttle bodies — the centrepiece of any serious naturally aspirated Peugeot. Fitted and mapped, the car returned 183.4 bhp. A respectable figure, but the shape of the curve told us the engine had more to give.
To his enormous credit, Dan wanted to chase it rather than settle. Together we set out a plan: change the exhaust, check and correct the camshaft timing, and relocate the injectors into the throttle bodies for cleaner, more consistent fuelling. For a car this specialised, we wanted exactly the right hands on it — so we brought in Pug1Off.
This is where the second half of the story begins. The car already ran a Maniflow exhaust manifold, so, drawing on Pug1Off's deep Peugeot knowledge, a Piper stainless steel exhaust system was chosen to make the most of it. Pug1Off fitted the new system, dialled in the timing on the Cat Cams 4903106 camshafts on the dyno, and tuned the car through every change.
The search for more didn't stop at the exhaust and cams. Pug1Off also turned to the intake, validating the velocity stack lengths on the GMR throttle body kit — trialling both longer and shorter stacks on the dyno. Neither improved on the length the kit ships with, a satisfying confirmation that the intake tuning was already exactly where it needed to be.
The result: 197.3 bhp, with substantial gains right across the curve — not just a taller peak, but more power and torque everywhere from the midrange up to the limiter. Set against the 183.4 bhp we started with, it's a genuinely different car.
We won't pretend we nudged it past the magic 200 — we didn't, quite — but that was never really the point. The gain from where Dan's car began is significant, and out on the road it should feel noticeably stronger, cleaner and more urgent right through the rev range.
These are the projects we love being part of. It took a customer willing to solve the problems put in front of him, and a sterling combined effort from Pug1Off and GMR, to get here. Specialists in their field, working together — that's how a good car becomes a great one.
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Key parts
• GMR throttle bodies
• Cat Cams camshafts — #4903106
• Maniflow exhaust manifold (existing)
• Piper stainless steel exhaust system (fitted)
#4903106

13/09/2026

Big news: our new website launches soon, and one feature we're proud of lets you review your project in full 3D during the design phase and approve it directly — no guessing what you're getting before it's made.

The car in the video? Robin A Welsh very cool Mk2 Es**rt running a Honda K20. We're manufacturing a full K20 kit for it: rear-wheel-drive water fitting and an enclosed airbox set up for a front feed. Work in progress — more to come.

Three days at Anglesey, two days competing with the Javelin and Japanese Sprint Series — plenty of on-track running, a b...
09/09/2026

Three days at Anglesey, two days competing with the Javelin and Japanese Sprint Series — plenty of on-track running, a bit of off-track exploring too, as I pushed to learn the car's limits across both days of competition.

The front runners were tough to reach, but I took a second in class on both days, coming within a second of leader Brian Coward.

Just as pleasing: three more days of hard punishment for what we believe is the only fully DDM-printed intake manifold on a UK sprint car. Real proof of how tough our PPA-CF is — the same material behind our throttle body and airbox kits.

In just 3 days, MotorsportEventFinder.co.uk had 150k views — and with your help the listings grew fast:📈 From 1,184 to 1...
07/09/2026

In just 3 days, MotorsportEventFinder.co.uk had 150k views — and with your help the listings grew fast:

📈 From 1,184 to 1,319 upcoming events
👥 393 → 416 organisers
📍 603 → 426 venues
🔗 52 → 79 sources

Thank you to everyone who's got behind this. There's still more to add, so please keep sharing it with your motorsport friends and clubs — let's build the best UK motorsport event calendar together. 🏁

https://Motorsporteventfinder.co.uk

A weekend of racing. What's not to like!
04/09/2026

A weekend of racing. What's not to like!

British motorsport is governed by at least six separate permit-issuing bodies — and none of them publishes anyone else's...
02/09/2026

British motorsport is governed by at least six separate permit-issuing bodies — and none of them publishes anyone else's calendar.

Motorsport UK covers four wheels. The ACU handles bikes. Short-oval stock cars run under ORCi. Autograss has NASA. Speedway has its own control bureau. And there's a sixth issuing permits for driver training and arena displays that most people in the sport have never heard of.

Every one publishes its own corner. None publishes anyone else's. So a fan searching "what's on near me" has to already know which world they're looking in — and a newcomer has no chance.

So I built the thing I wanted:
1,184 upcoming events · 393 organisers · 603 venues · 52 sources

195 of those events sit in disciplines the main four-wheel calendar contains none of — 107 oval and stock car meetings, 39 autograss, 26 speedway nights, plus drag racing, rallycross and real-roads bike racing. An entire grassroots scene, invisible unless you already follow it.

Free, no sign-up, no ads. Search by venue, date, discipline or whether entries are still open.
https://motorsporteventfinder.co.uk

Update: 03-09-2026:
I'm absolutely bowled over by the fantastic response from the motorsport community helping to add another 200 events, 112 extra venues, 38 more clubs, 3 more disciplines and I'm sure there is more!

Keep sharing and keep letting me know where we are missing events.

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