Web design · Case study 06 ·
Chip tuning · One page · 3D · Concept 2026 ·
One night drive

The case
Case file 06
CarSX has tuned cars in Arad for 16 years, with its own 4x4 dyno and a BMW that ran 8.2 s over 402 m. A workshop like that sells measured results, so the website has to prove them before anyone picks up the phone. We built a concept to show how.
Concept for
CarSX Garage
Industry
Chip tuning and car service
Status
Concept, October 2026
Scope
Concept, web design and development, from scratch
Also by Airwalk
Page structure, Romanian copy, six 3D scenes and motion
Platform
Hand-built, with live 3D
Language
Romanian
Pages
One page, 12 chapters
Try it
clienti.airwalk.ro/carsx
The process
How we turned a tuning workshop into a night drive.
01
A workshop lives on proof, so we started from what CarSX can show: dyno sheets, before and after power for 29 cars, quarter-mile times and four real reviews from its own site. Everything on the page had to come from those facts.
Result: a page built from measurements
02
We gave every scene the same night city, with cool moonlight and CarSX red. The drive ends at the workshop, the dyno runs inside it and the map shows where it stands, so the whole page feels like one place.
Result: one world, six 3D scenes
03
The 3D chapters follow the scroll, so the visitor sets the speed and can stop on any frame. Between them, calm panels carry the facts, so the page never turns into a show reel.
Result: immersion first, then reading
04
A hairline frame, a chapter rail and a telemetry bar with RPM, power and gear wrap the visit. Figures sit in a monospaced face, like a data logger, and one wide type family carries every heading.
Result: a page that reads like a dyno readout
05
Phones got their own lighter 3D and their own layout. We checked every chapter at five widths, from 1440 down to 375 px, and made sure nothing moves when the scroll stops.
Result: the same drive on a phone
On screen
Open any screen to see it full size.
01
Pornire
The first frame: the car waits at the start of the drive, and the claim sits top right before anything moves.
02
Arrival
The drive ends at the workshop. Every later chapter happens in the same city.
03
Atelierul
Who CarSX is, in numbers that count up: 16 years and more than 700 remaps.
04
Procesul
Four steps while a turbo assembles itself in a city street.
05
Inima
The VR6 comes together at a crossing. Drag to turn it all the way round.
06
Dyno
Door up, car on the rollers, a full pull. Hold to rev it yourself.
07
Stage-uri
A quiet pause after three heavy chapters: pick a stage and see the estimated gains.
08
Rezultate
Before and after power for 29 cars, every bar drawn to one scale.
09
Servicii
Six service cards ride sideways over a 3D map of the city.
10
Păreri
Four real reviews on a wall of old monitors, each with its source.
11
Drumul
Four booking steps as a night train, each stop with its own hotspot.
12
Programări
The form closes the story: contacts by department and numbered fields, like a job sheet.
A closer look
A closer look at the dyno run, the proof panels and the phone version.
The case in numbers
12
chapters on one page
6
3D scenes in one night city
29
cars on the results board
5
widths tested, 1440 to 375 px
Try it yourself
Scroll it, drag the engine, hold to rev on the dyno. The concept runs live in any browser, on a computer or on a phone.
Before you ask
This is a concept we designed and built for CarSX Garage, a workshop we know well, to show what its website could be. It is shown here with the workshop’s agreement, and every figure and review on it comes from the workshop’s own public channels.
Phones get a lighter car model, smaller textures and fewer effects, and each 3D scene only draws while it is on screen. We keep the memory budget low so the page stays within what a phone can handle.
No. Most of our websites are built in Webflow, but a project like this one, with live 3D scenes tied to the scroll, is hand-built. We pick the tool that fits the idea.
A one-page concept with live 3D is a bigger job than a standard company website, which usually costs between 6,000 and 12,000 lei. Send a short brief and you get a clear price for your idea.
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