Upgrade your Reflex Racing FX28 F1 with a CNC-cut carbon fiber and 3D-printed front wing designed for improved performance, durability, and race-legal compliance. Each kit includes all necessary screws for assembly (some OEM screws will be reused).
V2 Update (PNWC Legal)
The new V2 front wing is now approved under PNWC rules. It features:
A printed bottom plate with a 2mm lip around the carbon fiber, as required by PNWC.
Same overall dimensions as the original wing.
Key Features
CNC-cut carbon fiber construction for strength and precision
Redesigned side plates that reduce the chance of getting stuck under RCP rails
No OEM-style “fish hooks”—easier and quicker to marshal
Includes two optional downforce add-on pieces
Similar overall dimensions to the OEM wing
Weight:
~4g heavier than stock (without add-ons)
~6g heavier than stock (with add-ons)
Installation Instructions
Seal the carbon edges Apply a thin bead of CA glue around the outer carbon fiber edge to prevent splintering.
PNWC Legal Bottom Plate (Required for PNWC) Skip this step only if your ruleset allows exposed carbon fiber.
2a. Apply a small amount of Shoe Goo, Gorilla Glue, or similar removable glue to the nose of the printed bottom plate.
2b. Insert the carbon fiber plate into the printed bottom plate. Ensure it snaps fully into place and sits flat and flush along all edges.
2c. Allow glue to fully cure before racing.
Assembly Use the included countersunk screws to secure the printed pieces to the carbon fiber plate.
Mounting to Chassis Installs the same way as the OEM wing using original hardware and the small CF top piece.
Note on OEM Short Screw The OEM short screw near the body post can be left out—there is no threaded insert for it on this wing.
Fitment Notice
If your FX28 has aftermarket components, fitment may vary. There are many combinations of parts, and not all can be tested.
Durability Disclaimer
These wings are stronger than OEM plastic, but not indestructible. Hard impacts or specific angles may still cause breakage. Use at your own discretion—no component can guarantee complete protection.
