Polybauer | Carbon front lip (VRS/HT) (TÜV)| GR 86 BRZ II

We are offering you this beautiful carbon front lip from Polybauer.

And the best thing about it: The lip has a parts certificate! So you can have it registered by your local inspector without any problems. Crazy, right? You can install and register individual parts of the set or the complete kit, just as you wish.

The parts are made of a CFRP/GFRP composite (= visible carbon), which means in plain language: The inner core is made of GFRP, the outer layers are made entirely of carbon. Everything is provided with a protective layer against UV radiation and is ready for installation.

The mounting material is included in the delivery, but the installation must be carried out by a specialist workshop.

Delivery note: We purchase the parts directly from Polybauer. Usually a small stock is available immediately, but it may also be the case that additional production is required and a delivery time of around 6 weeks is to be expected. If time is critical, please inquire in advance!

Polybauer has been convincing for a long time with top quality and the new carbon body kit for the GR86 / BRZ II is no exception. The set consists of:

• carbon rear wing
• Carbon wheel arch extensions front / rear
• carbon side skirts
• carbon front lip
• carbon hood

And all parts (except the hood) have a parts certificate.

Order note: We need additional information to process your order! After ordering, please send us an email to Verkauf@greenfuchs.de with your order number and the following information: mobile phone number for the shipping company and chassis number (VIN) for the parts certificate. This information is required!

Installation instructions: The lip is glued first! We recommend using sufficient and suitable bodywork adhesive and carefully following the instructions for use (temperature conditions, curing, etc.). Please have this carried out by a specialist bodywork company.

Since an adhesive connection is not sufficient for everyone (even though gluing is a popular standard in today's automotive industry), you can also optionally drill holes in the lip in two small recesses yourself. There are two clips on the original front where you can either clip the lip in place or insert a screw. This adjustment is purely optional (and not a recommendation) and is carried out at your own risk!