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Verus Engineering Street Rear Spat Kit
Subaru WRX / STI 2015 - 2020
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RallySport Direct proudly carries a great selection of quality aftermarket products that have been expertly engineered and crafted by Verus Engineering.
These are the Verus Engineering Composite Rear Spat Kit. These rear spats have been designed to provide your rear end with more aerodynamic stability during higher speeds. They make for an excellent upgrade for those of you who enjoy high-performance driving events on the weekends on your daily driver, and they are effective on your purpose-built race car. They also provide race-inspired looks for your weekend show car. Whatever the occasion, these have been designed with durable craftsmanship to sustain all conditions.
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Q: Street spat material Brother_maleik2 years ago
Are these plastic or carbon fiber? It says both
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A: They are a composite material from Verus that that they call a Carbon Thermoplastic. So it is lightweight and strong, and has a typical Carbon Fiber finish on the top, but it has the added durability of a plastic like material.
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A: This particular kit, "Street Rear Spat Kit" is actually a durable plastic. We do however offer a carbon thermoplastic kit as well.
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