LMS-EFI Sponsoring NIU and CU SAE Efforts
 

We take a good deal of interest in the student SAE programs, and this year we're stepping up to assist the efforts at Northern Illinois and Cedarville (OH) Universities.

The NIU project is their SAE Supermileage effort. http://students.sae.org/competitions/supermileage/ In this competition students design and build a car that will be scored on design and overall fuel economy. The cars are powered by highly modified Briggs, single cylinder engines. The NIU students selected a Haltech Sprint 500 ECU to power their car.

http://www.lms-efi.com/projects/niu/...rmileage_1.jpg



The Cedarville Formula SAE Team chose a Platinum Sport 1000 to control their Suzuki GSX-R600 engine. Among other design features, the power plant is being fitted with a hand formed carbon fiber intake built by the team to their specs. The machine work they've done on the suspension pieces is also pretty impressive. Check out the team, their car, and keep track of their project here. http://fsae.cedarville.edu/

http://fsae.cedarville.edu/images/st...010%20team.jpg



If you are involved in a university level SAE competition team and are looking for support, fell free to contact us.



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I wish MTSU did SAE competition. I would have been involved :(

Great sponsoring these schools! I used to go to NIU to party ALL THE TIME.

Doesnt MTSU have a Formula SAE program just not enough funding to actually compete yearly? I know Tenn Tech and Vanderbilt both do Formula SAE.

MTSU does appear to have a Formula SAE team, but the website says they were planning to compete in the 2006 season. It ends there. Lol.

By sponsoring, do you mean discounted parts or money?

Parts at dealer cost and tech support.

Big congratulations to, LMS-EFI sponsored, Northern Illinois University's SAE Super Mileage team! With the use of a Haltech Platinum Sprint ECU they placed 3rd out of more than 30 teams and were the top placed US team. How does 1265 MPG sound? Way to go guys!!!

http://www.niu.edu/mediarelations/ne...rmileage.shtml

http://www.niu.edu/mediarelations/ne...permileage.jpg