Garage & Code

R53 Jarvis: a front corner in 3D

A public R53 Jarvis demo: rotate, pull apart and inspect the driver's front wheel, with an eight-spoke 17-inch reference wheel. Open it right in your browser.

R53 JARVIS · PUBLIC DEMO

A front corner you can pull apart.

This is the first public R53 Jarvis demo. Start with the R53 car view, then explore the driver's front wheel and brake assembly. The selected reference is a factory-style 17-inch R85 eight-spoke wheel. Rotate the car, separate the corner, and tap a component to inspect it.

No account or app purchase is needed to try this demo.

Open the R53 demo ↗How to use it ↓

Try the corner

  1. Rotate and zoom. Drag the model to orbit. Scroll to zoom, or pinch on a phone.
  2. Pull it apart. Choose Explore the corner to separate the wheel, brake and suspension groups. Use Assemble to see them fitted together.
  3. Inspect a part. Click or tap a label or shape. The card names the part and shows confirmed replacement references where available.
  4. Put it together. Use Back or Esc, then Assemble. The separate full-screen link is useful on a phone.
R53 front corner separated into selectable wheel, brake and suspension groups
The first demo has 22 selectable groups. The wheel, tyre, centre cap, bolts, pads and caliper are separate.

The R53 car view

The bonnet-mounted lenses now follow the body surface, and the lower opening has a mesh grille. The rest of the car provides context; the driver’s front corner is the interactive section in this public demo.

R53 front view with headlamps seated in the bonnet and a mesh lower grille
Front-view check of the revised reference shell.

What is modelled

The wheel has curved spokes, a shaped barrel, open bolt holes and a separate tyre. Behind it are the ventilated disc and hat, four-bolt hub, dust shield, caliper carrier, pads, piston, guide hardware and brake hose. The knuckle, strut, spring and upper mount put the corner in context.

Reference geometry. This example uses a 7J × 17 ET48 wheel, a 205/45 R17 tyre and a 294 × 22 mm sports-brake example. It does not identify the brake kit on your own car. Shapes, casting details and positions remain illustrative; this is not measured manufacturing CAD. Confirm actual fitment before ordering.

Where it is at

This public build is focused on one front corner. The car shell and unverified casting details are still approximate. Other interactive sections will be added as their geometry is checked.

Search