Voltex WB Street Version 2 Rear Wide Fenders for ZD8 Subaru BRZ / ZN8 Toyota GR86

Voltex WB Street Version 2 Rear Wide Fenders for ZD8 Subaru BRZ / ZN8 Toyota GR86
The Voltex WB Street Version 2 Rear Wide Fenders for the Subaru BRZ and Toyota GR86 give your car an aggressive stance and a unique look. These high-quality, lightweight composite fenders are designed to replace the standard OEM fenders and provide extra clearance for wider wheel and tire combinations. With their aggressive styling and sleek design, these fenders will give your vehicle an eye-catching look that is sure to turn heads. Give your BRZ or GR86 a more aggressive look with the Voltex Rear Wide Fenders.
The Voltex WB Street Version 2 Rear Wide Fenders are an ideal selection if you’re looking to enhance the performance of your vehicle or just give it a more daring and dynamic appeal. The 50mm width offers room for larger wheels and tires, so you can obtain the look you desire without giving up performance.
Specifications

+50mm wider

Applications

2022+ Subaru BRZ – ZD8
2022+ Toyota GR86 – ZN8

Notes

FRP is unpainted.

About Voltex Racing Suzuka
Established in July 1992 by Akihiro Nakajima, Voltex Racing Suzuka has grown to become renowned among the motor racing world for the quality of their strong and lightweight aero parts. These components are designed to reduce drag and increase a car’s performance, and have been featured in various competitions. Nakajima still presides over the company, maintaining high standards of craftsmanship.

1986 Joined Hayashi Cars (currently Tokyo R&D). F-3, Gr-C, RS, A250 Started as a mechanic apprentice.
1987 Joined Akasaka Racing (kart shop) Winning experience as a mechanic and driver in all-Japan and local championship races.
1988 First 1992 Trained at CROSBY GRP (England) Worked as an engineer for Jean Alesi, etc. Engaged in carbon composite shop at Crosby GRP Founded F3.
NAKAJI GRP in 1992 In addition to manufacturing racing parts such as FJ, Voltex mainly focuses on product development for aero makers as an OEM.
In 2003, they started collaboration in the development of tuning cars, mainly GT wings under the brand name “VOLTEX”.