I wouldn't exactly call those ducts. They're not nearly as effective as the Togue Factory bits.

So it's just to redirect air for cooling purposes?

Yes, at best. Has anyone actually measured a benefit of them?

I really like these... they appear to be OEM quality, are metal, and from the basic testing in the initial post, appear to be effective at what they're meant to do.

However, I'm having a hard time prying my wallet open to the tune of $200 + shipping from Japan for essentially two pieces of stamped steel...




EDIT: I thought I recalled reading they were stamped steel, but now I can't find that info anywhere...

The JDM 86 Race version has brake ducts. I just am trying to find the part # or just buy the car :P

Here's the site and scroll down on the left http://toyota.jp/86/customize/racing/

I'd like to see how the air exits the ducts.

Me too. It's called a brake duct so it has to have more to it. Would like to see the rest of it.

That's pretty much why I said that. I've seen plenty of things called brake ducts that don't do a damn thing to cool brakes.

I found the part numbers once. You need the brake ducts together with related brake back plates. They don't sell them if you don't have a related VIN number.

Did anyone ever find out anything on that lip or the part number on those ducts?

To answer my own question, I used google image search and translate. It's a Zele Performance front lip.

http://minkara.carview.co.jp/userid/...blog/33772011/

Might not be the most efficient, but these are a factory looking part that doesn't require modification. If someone gets these, or if we could put together a group purchase somehow, I would buy a pair.

https://translate.google.com/transla...g%2F&edit-text=


HTF can I order those ducts? I don't see how, just that they're available. No part number either.

Did anyone ever manage to figure out what the part numbers for these parts are?