Beta — work in progress. The Epsilon+ Wing Configurator is live as an open beta. It's already useful for planning a build, but we're still adding cars, refining fitment and fixing bugs every week. Read the beta notes below before you drill anything.
Choosing a rear wing setup used to mean a lot of back-and-forth: measuring your trunk, guessing at upright height, and emailing photos to our team to find out whether a mount would clear. The new Epsilon+ Wing Configurator puts that whole process on one page. Pick your car, pick your wing and mount, and see how it sits on a 3D scan of the real car before you order.
How It Works
The configurator walks you through three steps:
- Vehicle. Choose your make and model. There are 49 cars across 12 makes at launch — Acura, BMW, Chevrolet, Honda, Hyundai, Infiniti, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and Toyota — and 40 of them are built from our own 3D scans.
- Wing. Start from a tested setup we've built and fitted on that car, or switch to Custom to move the wing wherever you want it.
- Lock it in. Review a full summary of your build, then lock the configuration to download the spec and drawing or add it to your cart.
Features
- Tested setups for your car — the mount, upright, base and spacing we've actually built and fitted, shown as built. Choose the AoA hole and wing element and you're done.
- Custom mode — set overhang past the bumper, height (hole to hole), upright spacing and wing angle yourself.
- Every mount style — bottom mount, swan neck and fender mount, on 5-axis CNC or sheet metal (welded/bent) bases where we make them.
- Every wing element — TC 47.5" (1206 mm), TC 66.5" (1689 mm), the 66" dry carbon GT wing, or a custom TC width.
- Angle of attack preview — step through AoA holes 0 to 15 at 1° per hole and see the wing angle relative to the ground.
- Side, rear and 3D views — zoom from the trunk to the whole car, and drag the uprights in the rear view to change spacing.
- Inches or millimetres — switch units at any time.
- Your car isn't listed? Add it from a scaled blueprint, or upload a square-on side photo and a rear photo and trace your car yourself.
- Downloadable spec and drawing — lock your build to download the numbers and a drawing to keep, share with your shop, or send to us.
What You Can Use It For
- Check fitment before you buy. See whether the wing clears your roofline, hatch and bumper, and how far it overhangs.
- Pick the right upright and mount. Compare bottom mount, swan neck and fender mount options for your car side by side.
- Plan your wing height and angle. Line the wing up with your roofline and choose a starting AoA before it's on the car.
- Plan a TC Wing build. Our Universal TC Wing (Build Your Own) ships without uprights or bases — the configurator helps you work out spacing, height and overhang for your own mount.
- Talk to us with real numbers. Send us your locked spec and we'll know exactly what you're after.
Beta Notes: What "Work in Progress" Means
This is version 0.8 of the configurator, and we're releasing it early so you can use it while we keep building. Please keep the following in mind:
- Not every car is a scan yet. Each model is labelled 3D Scan, Hybrid Model or Game Model. Game models are stand-in bodies and are less accurate than our scans.
- Positions are a guide, not a drill template. Always measure your own car and follow the install instructions and drill template for your kit before drilling.
- Some options are visualisation only. The configurator can show combinations we don't currently sell. If it's not on the product page, it's not an orderable kit yet — contact us before planning around it.
- Things will change. We're adding cars, scans and mount options, and refining fitment, on a rolling basis.
Spot something that looks off? Tell us your car and a screenshot at sales@epsilon.plus — beta feedback goes straight into the next update.
Try It Now
Open the Epsilon+ Wing Configurator (Beta) →
Questions about a specific setup, or want us to add your car? Email sales@epsilon.plus and our team will help you spec it.



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