WINFactory

05/05/2026

A heads up to anyone and all interested! I have 3 diffusers in black for the 2+0 in stock! And in about 2-3 weeks will have 8 CSLR and 5 CSLS wings in!! Please pass this along and get your order in quick!! They don’t stick around long!! If the website doesn’t work for ya, just message me and I’ll get you taken care of! Payments are done through PayPal and Zelle.

04/20/2026

Another fun day at the autocross with the Z!! Installed a surge tank to eliminate the fuel starvation I was getting! Pulling too many gs for the fuel tank to handle! 😝Good times with the “crew”.. Neighbors (Rick with his 98 vette, Dee with her SLK55 AMG), John with his Charger, and Ronnie with his over built Z!

10/06/2024

For those who have been waiting ... I have 8 CSL-R wings in stock. You can either try to put your order in through the website, or you can email me your request and I'll get you all set up. Payment do run through PAYPAL or Zelle. I do prefer Zelle to spare the darn fees.

6 left... 10/10/24

If orders exceed stock and construction time, Please allow 2-4 weeks to fill orders as they are completed. Email notification will be given concerning shipping time frame.

03/29/2024

Take your Z to work day!

06/02/2023

You stupid ass tech companies want us to trust self driving cars or AI when you cant even program an app, a printer, a browser, a phone, and well.. just about anything without it crashing, locking up or just doing something completely stupid for no reason... riiiigggghhhtt!!! How about you show us you can do the basics first REALLY WELL before trying to convince us to put our lives in the hands of some underpaid programmer....

Just felt like putting that out there!! 😆

04/08/2022

Man I do love looking at this thing! Even more enjoyable when I get to hit the blast off pedal! This thing has no problem letting it be known there is a whole lot f***k off power waiting to be released!! We did good Max... we did good!

08/04/2021

WINFactory wing removal! Grey silicone is the s**t!!

01/20/2021

PSA: To everyone who has my hood strut kit...

Since day one, I have noticed in how i had them setup, the hood moved up quickly and abruptly stopped causing the hood to "bounce". Oddly, only a hand full of people every mentioned it to me, but over the years I had no solution. A couple of people bought different struts and had asked if I had any alternative options. Well, until last week, I did not have a solution. So, now, 10 years later, I remember a couple of people commenting on how the struts should be flipped over putting the cylinder on the hood side. I didn't think anything of it and never tried it until last week ... AND Damn it if the hood didn't go up like usual but then at the last inch of travel, slowed down to a nice calm opening with no bounce in the hood!!! So this left me cursing at myself for never trying something so simple!

SO, long story short... hahaha

Flip your struts over putting the cylinder on the hood side and all will be great!!

Thank you everyone for your decade long patience and please pass this info around!!!

07/22/2020

It's as easy as drilling out the factory rivets with a 3/8 drill bit - drill out the center until top spins.. The hole left behind will be used to mount the seat to the bracket with supplied hardware..

Using a mallet, bang the tunnel in nicely to fit the seat belt tab with the bolt!

Please use a grade 10 bolt at least size M8 for the seat belt!

Test fit the bracket until it drops in nicely, then bolt the seat to it.

07/13/2020

Got Ronnie Mullins new Braum seats on my WINFactory seat brackets! Same bolt pattern as the Brides but just a little wider, so I drilled new holes and will be updating the seat brackets to include the Braum pattern as I see them mentioned a bunch lately...

07/11/2020

So after 25 years of installing stereos, gauges, boost controllers, dual fuel pumps and overall just doing tons of wiring... Chasing power sources, trying not to over load circuits, running numerous wires and relays from the battery.. I decided to make this fuse box setup with a 70amp relay. One power wire to the battery, one relay and now I have a common place for all the wiring to go! This is something I am going to from now on!