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RM Engineering GT4+ Wing For TOYOTA A90/A91 Supra

RM Engineering GT4+ Wing For TOYOTA A90/A91 Supra

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WHAT’S INCLUDED
  • 1X 1600 mm GT4+ Pre-preg Carbon Rear-wing Mainplane
  • 1 Pair Standard Pre-preg Carbon Flat Endplates
  • 1 Pair Swan-neck Wing Uprights
  • 1 Pair Vehicle-specific Trunk Mounting Bases
  • 1 Set Complete Installation Hardware
  • 1 Set Mounting Base Template
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Warranty & Inspection Policy

All products must be carefully inspected within seven (7) calendar days of delivery.

Any claim involving damage, defects, missing parts, or incorrect items must be submitted within this seven-day inspection period. Claims made more than seven days after delivery will not be eligible for warranty coverage, replacement, return, or refund.

Customers are responsible for inspecting the product and confirming that it is correct, complete, undamaged, and suitable for the intended vehicle before installation.

Products must not be installed if any damage, defect, fitment issue, or missing component is discovered. Please contact us before proceeding with installation.

Once a product has been installed on a vehicle, it is considered accepted by the customer and is no longer eligible for warranty coverage, return, replacement, or refund.

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GT4+ Rear Wing Overview

The RM Engineering GT4+ Carbon Fiber Rear Wing is a vehicle-specific, trunk-mounted aerodynamic system for the Toyota GR Supra A90 and A91. It features a 1600 mm pre-preg carbon fiber mainplane, swan-neck uprights and model-specific mounting bases.

Developed beyond the dimensional restrictions of the original Toyota GR Supra GT4 race car, the larger mainplane provides additional working area for track-day and Time Attack applications.

Swan-Neck Mounting

The swan-neck uprights support the mainplane from its upper surface, leaving the aerodynamically critical underside less obstructed. Vehicle-specific mounting bases and a supplied template position the assembly on the Supra’s rear hatch.

The mounting system was redesigned to reduce the water-intrusion risk associated with the original GT4-style installation. Careful sealing and professional installation are still required.

Base and EVO Configurations

Both versions use the same pre-preg carbon fiber mainplane, swan-neck uprights and vehicle-specific mounting system. The primary difference is the endplate design.

Configuration Endplate Design Intended Use
Base Conventional flat pre-preg carbon fiber endplates Dual-purpose street and track builds
EVO CFD-developed contoured 3D pre-preg carbon fiber endplates Track-focused and Time Attack applications

The Base configuration provides a cleaner, conventional GT-style arrangement. The EVO endplates are shaped to limit pressure equalization around the wingtip and preserve usable loading toward the outer sections of the mainplane.

The EVO version was developed to complement the Toyota GR Supra GT4+ RS Carbon Fiber Roof Fin as part of the complete rear aero configuration.

CFD-Analyzed Rear-Wing Performance

The GT4+ Rear Wing was evaluated within a full-vehicle Toyota GR Supra A90/A91 CFD study. The original simulation was solved at 100 km/h, with the results below normalized to 120 mph using the standard velocity-squared relationship and no additional performance multiplier.

The Base-to-EVO comparison was performed at a 0-degree geometric wing setting.

Full-vehicle CFD airflow visualization around the Toyota GR Supra A90 A91 GT4+ rear wing
Full-vehicle CFD visualization showing airflow approaching and passing the GT4+ Rear Wing.
CFD Result at 120 mph Base EVO
Integrated rear-wing downforce 230.5 lbf 248.6 lbf
Rear-wing drag 33.0 lbf 34.9 lbf
Aerodynamic L/D 6.98 7.12

Within the evaluated complete-vehicle configurations, the EVO setup produced 7.9% greater integrated rear-wing load, 5.7% greater rear-wing drag and a 2.0% improvement in rear-wing aerodynamic efficiency.

CFD pressure distribution across the Toyota GR Supra GT4+ Base rear wing and flat endplates
Pressure distribution across the Base rear wing and conventional flat endplates.
CFD pressure distribution across the Toyota GR Supra GT4+ EVO rear wing and 3D endplates
Pressure distribution across the EVO rear wing and contoured 3D endplates.
CFD side view of pressure distribution around the Toyota GR Supra GT4+ EVO rear wing endplate
Side-view pressure distribution around the EVO wingtip and endplate.
CFD streamline visualization around the Toyota GR Supra GT4+ EVO rear wing endplate
Airflow around the contoured EVO endplate and outer mainplane.

The CFD fields show the EVO endplates managing wingtip airflow and preserving suction beneath the outer mainplane. The reported Base-to-EVO difference reflects the rear wing operating within the corresponding complete-vehicle configurations; the isolated contribution of the endplates was not separated from the Roof Fin and other package interactions.

Read the complete Toyota GR Supra GT4+ Base vs. EVO CFD analysis for the full methodology and reporting limitations.

Product Features

  • Vehicle-specific Toyota GR Supra A90/A91 rear wing
  • 1600 mm pre-preg carbon fiber mainplane
  • Adjustable geometric wing position
  • Swan-neck aluminum uprights
  • Vehicle-specific trunk mounting bases
  • Base flat or CFD-developed EVO endplates
  • Mounting template and installation hardware included
  • Professional installation required

Vehicle Fitment

Designed for:

  • Toyota GR Supra A90
  • Toyota GR Supra A91

This is a vehicle-specific trunk-mounted rear wing. Confirm the rear hatch condition, intended mounting locations and compatibility with any existing spoiler or rear body modification before ordering.

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Installation Requirements

Professional installation is required. The supplied template is used to position the vehicle-specific mounting bases before drilling the Supra’s rear hatch.

Test-fit the complete wing assembly and confirm the position and alignment of both mounting bases before drilling. All openings must be properly sealed during installation to reduce the risk of water intrusion.

Product Questions

What is the difference between the Base and EVO rear wings?

Both versions use the same carbon fiber mainplane, swan-neck uprights and vehicle-specific mounting system. The Base version includes conventional flat endplates, while the EVO version uses contoured 3D endplates developed through CFD analysis for improved wingtip airflow management. The EVO version was developed to complement the GT4+ RS Roof Fin as part of the complete rear aero configuration.

Is this an OEM Toyota GR Supra GT4 rear wing?

No. It is an RM Engineering product inspired by the aerodynamic architecture of the Toyota GR Supra GT4 race car. It uses a larger mainplane and a redesigned mounting system developed without the dimensional restrictions of the original GT4 regulations

Is the GT4+ Rear Wing chassis-mounted?

No. It is a vehicle-specific trunk-mounted system that attaches through the Supra’s rear hatch using the supplied mounting bases, template and hardware.

Can the rear-wing angle be adjusted?

Yes. The mainplane provides multiple geometric settings for vehicle setup. Adjustment should be completed while the vehicle is stationary, followed by an inspection of the alignment and mounting hardware.

Does installation require drilling?

Yes. Installation requires measuring and drilling the Supra’s rear hatch for the vehicle-specific mounting bases. Professional installation and proper sealing of all openings are required.

How should the published CFD figures be interpreted?

The 230.5 lbf Base and 248.6 lbf EVO figures represent integrated rear-wing load within their corresponding full-vehicle CFD configurations at the normalized 120 mph reporting condition. They are not complete-vehicle net-downforce figures, and the isolated contribution of the EVO endplates was not separated from the Roof Fin and other package interactions.