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The best ducktail spoilers for a 2013+ Scion FR-S, Subaru BRZ, or Toyota 86 at JDMuscle are the two LegSport Clubman options in this collection: a carbon fiber ducktail and an FRP ducktail, both shaped for the 2013+ FR-S, BRZ, and 86 trunk. Choose carbon fiber for the exposed weave look, or FRP if you plan to paint the spoiler to match the car. Check your year and model before ordering, because these listings are specific to that first-generation platform.
A ducktail, also called a duckbill, is a short, upturned lip spoiler on the trailing edge of the trunk lid. It finishes the rear profile with a classic sports-car shape and a modest aerodynamic lip, without the height of a full wing. Material is the main decision: carbon fiber is normally left exposed, while FRP (fiberglass-reinforced plastic) is prepped and color-matched. Test-fit first and follow the product page for mounting details. Related shopping is in Trunk, Exterior Trim, and the full 2013+ BRZ/FRS/GT-86 range, with background in The Purpose of Rear Wings and Spoilers.
LegSport is represented here through one focused design, the Clubman ducktail, in two materials for the same 2013+ FR-S, BRZ, and 86 fitment. The shape stays the same, and you decide the finish: an FRP Clubman painted body color looks almost factory-integrated, while the carbon fiber version makes the spoiler a visible feature against any paint color.
Seibon is the carbon fiber specialist most 86 and BRZ owners cross-shop first, with a large range covering hoods, trunk lids, and other composite panels. If you like the LegSport carbon ducktail, Seibon shows how far a carbon theme can go on the same car.
VIS Racing is known for composite body components in fiberglass and carbon fiber styles. For a shopper choosing the FRP Clubman with paint in mind, VIS Racing is a useful comparison for how composite panels are finished and prepped.
Rexpeed covers carbon fiber aero and trim at an accessible end of the market for Japanese sports coupes. Owners who start with a ducktail often look at Rexpeed next for smaller carbon accents. More carbon options are in Carbon Fiber Hoods.
What is the difference between the carbon fiber and FRP Clubman ducktails?
Both listings use the LegSport Clubman shape for the 2013+ FR-S, BRZ, and 86. The difference is material: carbon fiber is typically shown exposed, while FRP is normally prepped and painted, so choose based on the finish you want.
Will this ducktail fit my car?
The listings are for the 2013+ FR-S, BRZ, and 86 platform. Later GR86 and newer BRZ cars use a different trunk, so check your year and model carefully and do not assume the first-generation spoiler carries over.
Does a ducktail need to be painted?
The FRP version is the one to plan paint for, since FRP panels are supplied ready for prep and color-matching. Carbon fiber versions are usually installed with their finish showing. Confirm the supplied finish on the product page before ordering paint work.
How difficult is installation?
A trunk-lip spoiler is a simple exterior install, but test-fitting matters because a crooked lip is obvious. Read the mounting method on the product page first, and use a body shop if you are not comfortable.