Set yourself apart with REAL CARBON FIBER BADGES! 

These 2x2 Carbon Fiber Twill Badges with a Matte Toyota emblem are meant to be a complete replacement for your OEM Toyota Supra Badges. Comes with one front badge (Large) and one rear badge (small). We cut an oval of thin doublesided 3m and place on the back for ease of installation. This badge also comes with XPEL Paint protection film installed to protect against harmful UV rays that can cause discoloration.

Installation is incredibly easy. Check video below to see a quick video of me installing them on my supra.

Can also fit on the Toyota 86 platform!

****DISCLAIMER!! ALL CARBON  (NO MATTER WHO YOU BOUGHT IT FROM) LEFT IN THE SUN FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME WILL YELLLOW!!! PROTECT YOUR CARBON WITH CERAMIC COATINGS OR BY GARAGING THE CAR OUT OF THE SUN!!***

HISTORY OF TEQ!

Sakichi Toyoda started Toyota (born 1867). He spells his name with a “da.” When Japan began to industrialize in 1900, Sakichi Toyoda was producing looms that handled the challenging operation of weaving thread into cloth. To write the name of your business in Roman-ji at the turn of the 20th century must have been incredibly avant-garde. especially when the name of the business is Toyoda Automatic Loom Works, which is your family name. Roman-ji refers to writing Japanese words in Roman characters.

In reality, the “TEQ” logo is written in Japanese Katakana. Many Toyota automobile aficionados would like to provide some background information, such as the fact that “teq” stands for “technology,” the previous name of the Toyota Research and Development department before it was changed to “TRD” (Toyota Racing Development). The final letter in Japanese is written “ta” rather than “da.” The voiced “da sound is changed into an unvoiced “ta sound by two little lines (below). It was decided to modify the logo to Toyota and take out the two marks from it. Thus, this is the history of the “teq” mark and not any unique performance components created by Toyota.