SpeedKore

SpeedKore Performance Group was founded in 2015 as a specialized automotive firm focused on high-end carbon fiber manufacturing and custom vehicle builds. Operating out of Grafton, Wisconsin, the company quickly gained industry recognition for its ability to produce full carbon-fiber bodies for classic American muscle cars, such as the Dodge Charger and Ford Mustang, often integrating modern high-performance powertrains like the Dodge Hellcat engine. Their work has consistently earned accolades at major industry events, including the SEMA Show, where they have received multiple design awards. As a subsidiary of Kacmarcik Enterprises, SpeedKore has evolved from a niche custom shop into a recognized brand in the aftermarket and performance automotive sectors. The company emphasizes an 'engineered from the ground up' philosophy, utilizing in-house autoclave curing processes to ensure their carbon fiber components meet or exceed OEM quality standards. This technical rigor has allowed them to transition from one-off custom projects to offering a catalog of premium carbon fiber component parts for modern vehicles. Today, SpeedKore continues to push the boundaries of automotive design by merging classic aesthetics with modern composite technology. Their projects, such as the 'Ghost' 1970 Dodge Charger, demonstrate their ongoing commitment to creating limited-edition and bespoke vehicles that serve as showcases for their engineering capabilities and manufacturing precision.