Today we received a new set of information from TC Concepts regarding their brand new Toxique aerodynamics kit for the Audi R8. The kit is a plug & play installation, bolting onto the existing structure of the Audi R8 to create a new look without messy welded mounts. This makes installation a speedy process with a reduced likelihood of problems.
The full aerodynamic kit includes body parts in the companies RS design. These include a new front bumper and grille, side skirts, rear side panels to widen and increase air flow to the engine and a rear bumper with integrated diffuser. As we reported before, a set of stainless steel exhaust tips are also included. These measure 165mm and bolt over the top of the existing exhaust system.
That’s the aerodynamic kit that the Berlin-based company are offering. However, as additional options, a full carbon rear wing can be fitted (as seen in the pictures), a stainless steel exhaust system with butterfly valves can be fitted and TC Customs ‘Toxique Parle’ rims are also on offer. These come in 8.5×20 inches at the front with 235/30 20 tires and 10.5×21 inches at the back with 295/25 21 tires.
To give it a unique ride, you can finish off the modifications with a coilover suspension kit featuring adjustable heights and hardness. Inside there’s a carbon interior with full leather trims available in a variety of colours and configurations. Custom exterior colors are also not a problem for TC Customs.
So there you have it. Full details from the company themselves. Let us know what you think after viewing the additional photos we’ve added.
The wheels are OK (made by HRE) but the rest of the car is poorly executed. The center grills don’t match the lower carbon sections, the wing is too high and the cheap material stuck onto the lower section of the dashboard is peeling off – fail!
The wheels are OK (made by HRE) but the rest of the car is poorly executed. The center grills don’t match the lower carbon sections, the wing is too high and the cheap material stuck onto the lower section of the dashboard is peeling off – fail!