VR Aero Carbon Fiber Rear Diffuser Toyota A90 Supra

Since Toyota had ended production of the Supra in 1998, many enthusiasts were delighted when the A90 was released. Featuring advanced technology that is used in many performance cars, it was time for a new era to begin in the tuning industry. While the A90 looks incredible, there was still a desire for something to truly make it unique which starts on the aero side of modifications.

Although the A90 already has an aggressive rear end, the modification to take your car to the next level is the VR Aero 5-piece rear diffuser. Five carbon fiber components being pieced together can be daunting at first but have no fear as each piece fits precisely on the car thanks to the 3D scanning and CAD engineering methods that are similar to many prestigious automotive manufacturers. Installation is also made easy by providing all the necessary hardware.

With a beautiful 3K 2x2 twill weave construction the dry carbon fiber offers elegance while improving the performance look. Pre-preg carbon fiber is rigid and lightweight which is ideal for those worried about adding more weight to their vehicle for track use. Installing the VR Aero rear diffuser will enhance the performance and track look of the A90 that flows well with the factory aesthetics.

After the carbon fiber comes out of the autoclave, it is polished to perfection and gives off a glorious sheen. By utilizing a UV-resistant resin and injecting it into the fibers helps eliminate the chances of the rear diffuser getting yellow or hazy over time. It is common for the cheaper carbon fiber to degrade over time due to exposure to UV rays from the sun.

• Elegant 3K 2x2 twill weave construction
• Pre-preg dry carbon fiber contriving proves to be lightweight and durable
• 3D scanning and CAD methods provide precision fitment
• Easy and quick installation method
• OEM+ style manufacturing
• UV resistant resin and pre-preg forming prevent hazing
• No modification necessary for installation

Dry carbon fiber is formed by using a pre-preg or impregnated piece of carbon materials. This piece of carbon is first placed into a mold, and then into a sealed vacuum to properly cure. This particular method creates the least amount of waste and forms a lighter version of carbon than the "wet" method. The vacuuming process of making dry carbon means that there are fewer pinholes and almost no air pockets that form in the carbon. Dry carbon is the highest quality version of carbon fiber products that are produced. However, it is 3 to 4 times more expensive to produce than its counterpart.

• 60% Lighter and Significantly stronger
• Superior manufacturing process
• Uses a dry finish for enhancing its cosmetic appearance