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Design Engineering Inc. is one of the foremost suppliers of thermal tuning product featuring products for racers street performance enthusiasts and hobbyists alike. In addition to supplying the performance aftermarket with thermal tuning products Design Engineering serves the needs of the powersports marine industrial and commercial industry markets the world over. As Design Engineering entered its second decade of business and to keep pace with its growth a new larger facility was acquired offering four acres for future expansion. Immediately upon relocating major renovation projects of both the exterior and interior began. Manufacturing and warehouse operations were expanded. A state-of-the-art Research and Development department was added as well as additional office space. These facility improvements expanded manufacturing capabilities warehouse space for increased on-shelf inventory and just as importantly enabled Design Engineering to react quickly to customer and industry requirements without skipping a beat. Design Engineering Inc. finds itself poised for additional growth and the continual demands of it s customers. In 2003 Design Engineering was honored with the Best New Performance-Racing Product award from SEMA in recognition of outstanding and innovative design achievement for its cryogenic intake system CryO2"!. Design Engineering will continue to explore areas and methods of identifying new product opportunities and manufacturing processes to rapidly bring new products to the market.
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