OEM Toyota Supra Parts and Accessories
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Top FAQs About Popular New Accessories for Your Toyota Supra
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How Do I Add a New Spoiler to My Toyota Supra GR?
Adding a new spoiler wing to your Toyota Supra GR model is a great way to enhance its aerodynamic profile and aggressive appearance. Most aftermarket or OEM spoilers come with pre-drilled holes that align with the factory mounting points on your Supra's trunk lid. Installation usually involves removing the old spoiler and properly aligning the new one to the dimension measurements of your trunk surface. You may end up securing it with the provided bolts and or adhesives. Some advanced spoilers may require professional installation, especially if drilling is needed. Costs can range from $300 to over $1,000 depending on your spoiler style and installation charges.
How Expensive is a Carbon Fiber Shift Knob Replacement for My Toyota Supra?
A carbon fiber shift knob replacement for your Toyota Supra can add a sleek, performance-focused look to your interior. OEM carbon fiber shift knob typically cost between $150 and $300, depending on the specific design option and fit for your Supra trim level. Replacing the shift knob is a simple DIY project that involves unscrewing the old knob and securing the new one in place. It usually takes less than 15 minutes to complete the installation.
How Do I Add a Cold Air Intake to My Toyota Supra and How Much Does One Cost?
Installing a cold air intake as well as a new air filter is a common performance upgrade for the Toyota Supra, as it increases airflow to the engine, improving throttle response and horsepower. The installation involves removing the factory airbox and replacing it with the cold air intake system, which is generally a bolt-on process. Prices for cold air intakes range from $300 to $700, depending on the brand and design. You can either perform the installation yourself or have a professional handle it for an additional cost.
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