
Brock Graves
Co-owner of Quick Drive Racing, a Colorado-based manufacturer of high-performance torque converter drive units for drag racing and aerospace applications.
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Jun 23, 2026
58. They Built 3,000+ Horsepower Drivetrains—Now They're Chasing Aerospace
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16:54speaker_1HOST
That's a big shift for a company to make.

Brock GravesGUEST
Some of the benefit behind it was, like I said, when we were kind of running our own organizational method, Um, trying to kind of hide stuff in our, our cam package or in some of the blueprints that we'd drawn internally and everything that there was a massive breakdown on just keeping your arms around the processes.

Brock GravesGUEST
So when we, when we got into pro shop and everything kind of had a place to put what we needed to record, that was the big reason that we went that direction.

Brock GravesGUEST
You guys have a terrific library of videos on how to, so I was just running through material as fast as I could take it in, um, after hours.
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18:27speaker_1HOST
And once you had spots for those things, like what was the, what was the outcome? Was like setups easier? People were making fewer mistakes or just what, yeah, what happened there? There was a couple of