Lotus Evora S/exige V6 Carbon Rear Diffuser on 2040-parts.com
Sydney NSW, Australia
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LOTUS EVORA S/EXIGE V6 CARBON REAR DIFFUSER CONSTRUCTION: Pre-peg 100% Carbon. 6K 2x2 Twill weave. This piece is truly a work of art. Weighing in at approximately half the weight of the OEM item this not only shaves precious kilos from your EVORA S or Exige V6 but enhances the look of the rear end. 100% Carbon item. Only one left in stock. Generally these are 'made to order' with a 30 day turn around time. No available anywhere else. Excellent fitment and quality. This diffuser will also fit onto the curent Exige V6. Other Evora Parts Available; Side Skirts Air Scoops Rear Louvre Mirror Covers GT4 Rear Wing LOCAL PICK UP AVAILABLE CAN SHIPANYWHERE (WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE) |
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