Who is this guy anyway?

I got into aerodynamics the same way a lot of people get into weird niche things. I watched a few videos, got curious, and kept going deeper until it turned into an obsession.

That eventually led me into composites. I started out making cosmetic carbon parts, but I was always more interested in parts that actually changed how a car performed. Not just something that looked good in photos, something that genuinely made the car faster.

So I started Kyatchi Carbon.

It began in my mum’s garage with a lot of trial and error, a lot of late nights, and a lot of learning as I went. I knew how to work with carbon, but designing and building splitters that made real downforce and could handle real loads was a completely different challenge.

Since then, the process has been a constant cycle of build, test, improve, repeat. Over time I brought Nelson Phillips on board for CFD, kept refining the designs, and turned Kyatchi Carbon into something much more serious than where it started.

Group of four young men standing in front of a car with its hood open, in a garage. Three are standing on the ground, and one is crouching. They are smiling and pointing. The garage has a white wall, a brick wall, and a sign that says 'No Smoking'.

Now I’m running Kyatchi Carbon from my workshop in Melbourne. I’ve got help in the shop when I need it, but I’m still hands on with the work. Design, manufacturing, development, packing, problem solving, it all still runs through me.

Everything I make is built around the same idea. Carbon aero should do more than just look good. It should work properly, hold up to real use, and earn its place on the car.

Thanks for stopping by and making time to read this! Lets make something cool together.

-Jarrod