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PACKED WITH POTENTIAL
The Power Programmer is designed so that once the parameters are established and loaded, the unit is pulled and the program remains in the onboard computer until you elect to remove it. The HyperPAC is different; this unit stays in place. In addition to the three stages of performance tuning—the HyperPAC has all of the performance programming benefits of the Power Programmer—it also has diagnostics; an engine monitor with a complete gauge display; a dynamometer, which includes such items such as a horsepower graph; and our favorite, a dragstrip program. This program actually monitors real-time engine operating conditions, has a Christmas tree start, displays a timeslip and will provide you with “magazine-type road test” acceleration times in 10-mile increments. It will record and display important engine operating conditions throughout the run and will display drive wheel horsepower versus vehicle speed after each run—in both table and graph formats.

WINGED WARRIOR
The first time Dodge General Manager Bob McCurry saw drawings of the proposed mid-1969 Dodge Charger Daytona, he thought it looked awful. Legend has it that he then asked the engineers: “Will it win races?” After they said it would, the Dodge boss replied: “Well, dammit, go ahead and build it!”

THE CHEVELLE’S FINEST HOUR
Many believe that the ’70 Chevelle is the best-looking muscle car ever built. The new bulges on the sides give the car a meaner appearance, and this was the first time that a mid-size car could be ordered with a cowl-induction hood and stripes on the hood and trunk.
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Pyramid Optimized Design: The Builder’s Secret Weapon
The Quiet Partner Behind Custom Automotive’s Biggest Victories
Their Work Wins — At the Highest Level
You don’t land in the winner’s circle by accident. Pyramid helped craft the headlights and taillights on the 2025 Ridler Award–winning ’55 Chevy Nomad “Gray Madder.” When the top award in custom car building is on the line, builders choose Pyramid — because their design, engineering, and execution deliver championship-level results.
And it’s not just cars. Pyramid even fabricated the Big Oak Garage Celebrity Pick trophy for the Triple Crown of Rodding, proving their talent scales from precision components to industry icons. If it needs to look incredible and function flawlessly, they’re the ones trusted to build it.






The RMS Camaro goes Commando
On the RMS Customs ‘69 “Commando” Camaro, Pyramid didn’t just contribute—they helped define the car’s identity. Their custom full-housing taillights are engineered with precision: no LED bleed, crisp illumination, and a plug-and-play fit that looks factory-born but unmistakably modern. RMS trusted Pyramid not only for the part, but for how the part integrates into the Camaro’s aggressive redesign. That’s what Pyramid Optimized Design does best: they create harmony between vision, function, and form.



Full-Service Design That Goes Beyond Parts
What sets Pyramid apart is their broad suite of custom automotive design services. They can step into any stage of a build and elevate it. Sketching, scanning, engineering, prototyping, production — everything driven by deep technical chops and creative horsepower.
Whether you need carbon fiber bodywork, intricate lighting, a complete interior redesign, or a one-off component that’s never existed before, Pyramid’s process blends art and engineering in a way few shops can match.
Capabilities That Turn Dreams Into Reality
Pyramid’s capabilities read like a dream wish-list for any serious builder. They leverage industry-leading 3D scanning, advanced reverse engineering, and full CAD development, backed by both 3-axis and 5-axis machining for precision component creation. Their 3D printing arsenal covers FDM, resin, and metal printing, giving them unmatched flexibility in prototyping or producing final parts. When a project calls for production-grade materials, they offer injection molding, plastic casting, sand casting, and investment casting, allowing them to engineer components in whatever medium the build requires. And when things need to be welded, shaped, or handcrafted, their TIG and MIG welding, wheel design and manufacturing, suspension engineering, chassis design, and full in-house fabrication ensure that even the wildest concept can be brought to life with precision and style. This isn’t just a parts shop — it’s an entire innovation ecosystem.
Bring Your Vision to Life
Got something in your head that feels “too crazy” for most shops? Perfect — that’s where Pyramid Optimized Design does their best work. Their blend of 3D scanning, CAD engineering, precision machining, 3D printing, casting, welding, and fabrication gives them everything they need to take napkin sketches all the way to award-winning hardware.
Whether you’re crafting custom lighting, rethinking a chassis, engineering a suspension system, or developing a bespoke part that only exists in your imagination, Pyramid has the technology and the talent to turn it into reality.
Your build deserves more than off-the-shelf solutions. It deserves a partner that can dream with you — and then engineer the dream into metal.
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Pyramid Optimized Design
A contract design firm focused on manufacturing custom automotive parts, products, and solutions.
Collaboration beyond the status quo.







