New Badge

[Supraboi7]

I like the concept of these badges, but they seem very obviously borrowed from another car (which they are) and look kind of out of place on the MKV Supra. They look like they're trying really hard to fit. I think if the Toyota badge was bigger so it outlined the outer circumference instead of having the paint on edge it might look cleaner. Either way good to see aftermarket support for these over settling for OEM badges with their hairline cracks

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[puzzled]

Meh. Much prefer these.

It’s really that simple what I want. Not fake CF though..

 

[AustinGRSupra]

Nothing worse than stuff with carbon fibre hydrodip

I can think of one thing worse: a badge from another (inferior) sports car with a questionably paint-matched backing. And that rear fitment: oof.

 

[Blaque Diamond Wheels]

I can think of one thing worse: a badge from another (inferior) sports car with a questionably paint-matched backing. And that rear fitment: oof.

We wouldn't want to do that

 

[SooopraSD]

How many clips are on each of the oem badges?

 

[starman]

How many clips are on each of the oem badges?

Rear has two small clips on the upper edges.

Front has 3 total, one at the bottom middle and two at bottom lower edges.

 

[pittperson]

Anyone have pictures of what it looks like with the badge off? I'm curious to see where the holes are for the clips.

 

[FlynnZero]

Ordered a set for my tungsten. We'll see. In an era where people are dropping 1300.00 on an intake, I dont see a problem with 150.00 for 2 custom badges that have been manufactured and painted to spec...regardless of the fact that a part of that badge costs 20 bones. (I havent verified that) If that's true, the 86 badges comprise $40 of the total...so there's another $109 for the 2 backing plates, painted to match your vehicle, tape, etc. And free shipping. I dont see where the complaint on price is.

Regardless...if someone doesnt like them, don't buy them. Simple. If I dont like mine, I'll get rid of them. $150 is nothing in this game.

I know. I see guys griping about paying minimal amounts for badging and then dropping $2K on exhaust or coil overs. WTH.

 

[zrk]

I know. I see guys griping about paying minimal amounts for badging and then dropping $2K on exhaust or coil overs. WTH.

Personally, I think 'fit and finish' things, like nice badging is worth -way- more than some bent pipes, but to each their own.

 

[BrettS]

Mine came in today. They look amazing. Color matched perfectly

 

[Mark-in-Stoke]

Got bored so 24hrs later, it all matches.

 

[zrk]

I think it'd look a lot nicer with carbon fiber on the back instead of paint matched.

Ehh.. I much prefer the clean look. To much tacked on carbon fiber looks.. well.. tacky.

 

[MyCorolla]

Anyone have pictures of what it looks like with the badge off? I'm curious to see where the holes are for the clips.

The middle hole on the front is toward the bumper. OEM badges have a depression in the center, which doesn’t have any adhesive. Keep that in mind when removing them. I used thin nylon wire and a hair dryer to separate the adhesive, and a trim tool to pry out the pegs on the front (rear popped out easily). I used a piece of cardboard, with an oval cut out, to protect the paint on front and rear. I used a bit of the adhesive from one of the badges to roll away whatever adhesive stuck to the car (a trick I learned when I was a kid). It takes some time but it cleans up completely without chemicals. The black dots in the photos are bits of adhesive that I used to temporarily plug the holes.

 

[Tkoch86]

Waiting on nocturnal to be available again

 

[zrk]

Waiting on nocturnal to be available again

I have a rear-only one I can sell ya in Nocturnal. . If you message them/email them they might be able to get you just a front.

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