We got to test APR Performance's new GTC-200 wing for the S2000 at the last Super Street Super Lap Battle. It was the first wing that has rolled off their line and we were lucky enough to get it on the car the day before Super Lap.

What you see is the half height wing stands which don't go all the way to the roof line. They told me they also have full height wing stands which will go all the way to the roof line. We were going for a more streetable look for the car since it is a daily driver.

One the track we you can definately feel the car understeer through the high speed stuff at Buttonwillow, especially on Riverside. On the S2000 you should be able to keep your foot planted the whole way through.

We were the 2nd fastest NA car in the street class, right behind StinkyTofu. All of the turbo cars were kicking our butts that day. For some reason Super Street decided to class all street tire cars in the same class this year.

Fit an finish of the wing is perfect. Very high quality stuff. One other nice touch is that the wind stands mount right at the OEM locations. So even if you remove the wing you won't leak water into the trunk. The OEM water channel will still seal all of the water out of the trunk.

Anyone else running this wing?

Edit: 11/27/07

APR Part number for the S2000 specific wing kit.

PN: AS-105900
MSRP: $725.00

 

Got my GTC-200 already..

 

That is a sweet looking component. I'm almost tempted to add it to my wish list, but I don't track enough anymore

 

And where it can be bought?

 

How do you like it? Have you tracked it yet?

 

You can go to their dealer page and check to see who's near you. www.aprperformance.com

 

well, since my car's still at the bodyshop, so i havnt tracked it yet.
but the look is

 

btw, here's a pic of the bodyshop testfitting the stuff.

 

good info about using the OEM wing mounting locations!

 

Bryan, do you have the part number for the wing?

i plan to take out the wing for daily driving... will the oem spoiler covers the holes? the mount on your pix seems quite long. how many screws are on each base? Thanks