There is a lengthy process that goes into creating composites of any kind but when you move into the Carbon and Carbon Kevlar composites the weave becomes particularly important as well. This process requires a lot of skill and patients and all of this goes down in our Agency Power composite shop. The same amount of care needs to be taken when our billet products are made at the machine shop less by human hands but by robots that are only as good as there human created programs. Robots turning these lifeless bricks of aluminum into functional pieces of eye candy for us car enthusiasts. I know you’ve seen these babies perched under our project FR-S but but here in this infantile stage they have yet to be transformed into the parts we know and love.

From here these parts are sent off to Anodizing where they are colored in the Agency Power Red and Laser Etching puts the final touches on with the AP signature logo.

Check out the AP Lower control arms all finished with this link

Meanwhile in the AP Composite Shop.

Carbon and Carbon Kevlar Composites have become all the rage and although advances in Composite technology have sped up the process considerably there is still an ample amount of care that needs to be taken when producing them. Here are a few pictures of some molds that are built to produce parts for the CLS63. This is just the beginning of the process.

All AP molds are made right here at AP headquarters in Gilbert, AZ and when we have come to a consensus on exactly what the product is going to be and look like we produce a prototype and the fitment fun begins. The above are just a few shots of different AP molds used to make some of our more popular AP composite Products.

Here is a link to the finished products of some of our AP Carbon Composites

All Agency Power Billet aluminum and Carbon Composites molds are produced and built in the US.