This 3D printed dual cup holder is designed to bolt directly onto the Motion Raceworks Air Shifter, creating a clean and functional storage upgrade for racing and street/strip applications. It mounts using the shifter’s existing bolt pattern, allowing for a secure installation without cutting or modification.
Printed from a high-temperature, automotive-grade polymer, the mount is built to withstand vibration, cabin heat, and regular use in performance environments. The dual cup layout accommodates most standard cups, bottles, and energy drinks, keeping them stable and within easy reach during staging, cruising, or highway driving. Its lightweight design maintains full shifter functionality while improving overall cockpit organization.
An optional phone holder is available, positioning a smartphone alongside the cup holder for convenient access to navigation, data logging, or media controls. The layout keeps the phone accessible without interfering with shifter movement or airline routing.
Designed for racers and street/strip builds using the Motion Raceworks Air Shifter, this cup holder and optional phone mount provide a practical, purpose-built solution without sacrificing performance or interior space.
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