Alpha-N Class3 Rear Wing BMW M2 G87

The Class 3 CORSE Line rear wing carries over the DNA of the famous Class 2 rear wing for the 3 Series. It radically transforms the car's lines and also improves aerodynamics.
The « Track » version comes with additional risers that change the height and angle of attack. This significantly increases aerodynamic downforce.
Can only be fitted in combination with a front spoiler.

At ALPHA-N, BMW and motorsport are part of everyday life. With many years of experience developing carbon parts for road and track, they push the limits to turn every M into a true track weapon.

Their self-declared mission: to inject as much motorsport technology as possible into their customers' road cars. Every carbon part is conceived as a racing component: performance-driven design, high-end manufacturing, flawless finish... enough to put a smile on every enthusiast's face

Specifications and info:

• Includes a spoiler , an anchoring kit and an adjustable spoiler
• Resolutely motorsport look and increased aerodynamic downforce
• Manufactured using the most complex, highest-quality processes.
• For infused carbon components: 2 x 2 twill weave.
• The ALPHA-N Class 3 carbon rear wing is shipped raw, unpainted.
  
• Fitting accuracy is equivalent to OEM standards
• A carbon Gurney flap is available as an option for the rear wing.
• The wing is bonded and bolted.

The engineering is carried out with the greatest precision, from design through to component production. However, since every car manufacturer works with its own tolerances and plastic parts can deform, slight adjustments may be necessary.

Professional fitting is recommended for the best result.

Made to order; allow a lead time of 4 to 5 weeks.

Price for the Class3 wing without risers and without Gurney flap (photo 2 on the blue M2).

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Team Lupos's view:

"With its hints of an E30 M3 profile on steroids, this Class3 range goes all in and gives the M2 a wing that inevitably recalls the glory days of the DTM championship and STW racing"