GReddy × Rocket Bunny Version 2 Rear Fenders – 2013–2021 Toyota 86 / Scion FR-S / Subaru BRZ (ZN6/ZC6) | 17010235

The GReddy × Rocket Bunny Version 2 rear fenders are the wide-body overfender components from one of the most iconic aero collaboration kits in JDM culture — designed by Kei Miura of TRA Kyoto for the ZN6/ZC6 platform. This listing is for the rear fenders (pair) only — sold separately from the full Version 2 kit. The rear fenders are the defining wide-body element of the Rocket Bunny Version 2 kit, providing the aggressive flared stance that accommodates wider wheel and tyre fitments on the ZN6/ZC6 chassis. Designed for the 2013–2021 Toyota 86, Scion FR-S, and Subaru BRZ (ZN6/ZC6 first generation). Not compatible with the 2022+ GR86/BRZ second generation.

GReddy × Rocket Bunny — The Collaboration

The GReddy × Rocket Bunny aero kits are a collaboration between GReddy (Trust Co., Japan’s leading performance parts manufacturer) and Rocket Bunny (the brand of Kei Miura / TRA Kyoto). The Version 2 kit is the second iteration for the ZN6/ZC6 platform, featuring revised wide-body styling compared to the Version 1. Version 1 and Version 2 components are not interchangeable — confirm you are building a Version 2 kit before ordering.

Key Features

• Wide-Body Rear Overfenders – Version 2 Specific: The rear fenders are the signature wide-body element of the Rocket Bunny Version 2 kit — providing the dramatically flared rear stance that defines the kit’s appearance and accommodates the wider wheel and tyre fitments that the ZN6/ZC6’s stock fenders cannot clear. Styled specifically for the Version 2 kit and not interchangeable with Version 1 or other aero kits
• Sold as a Pair – Separately from Full Kit: This listing includes both rear fenders (left and right) as a pair — sold separately from the complete GReddy × Rocket Bunny Version 2 aero kit. Suitable for completing a partial kit build, replacing damaged fenders on an existing Version 2 kit, or sourcing individual components. The full Version 2 kit includes additional front and rear aero components sold separately
• ZN6/ZC6 First Generation Fitment: Designed for the 2013–2021 Toyota 86 (ZN6), Scion FR-S (ZN6, 2013–2016), and Subaru BRZ (ZC6). All three share the same ZN6/ZC6 body structure. The Scion FR-S was discontinued in 2016 when Scion was dissolved — the car continued as the Toyota 86 through 2021. Not compatible with the 2022+ Toyota GR86 (ZN8) or 2022+ Subaru BRZ (ZD8)
• Wider Wheel & Tyre Clearance: The wide-body rear fenders provide the clearance needed to run significantly wider wheel and tyre combinations than the stock ZN6/ZC6 fenders allow — a key functional benefit alongside the aggressive visual stance. Confirm your intended wheel width, offset, and tyre size against the fender clearance before finalising your wheel and tyre selection
• Kei Miura / TRA Kyoto Design: Designed by Kei Miura — the designer behind Rocket Bunny, Pandem, and some of the most influential wide-body aero kits in modern JDM and global performance car culture
• GReddy Quality: Manufactured and distributed by GReddy (Trust Co.) — one of Japan’s most established performance parts manufacturers

Fitment

• Toyota 86 ZN6 — FA20 (2013–2021)
• Scion FR-S ZN6 — FA20 (2013–2016)
• Subaru BRZ ZC6 — FA20 (2013–2021)

Not compatible with 2022+ Toyota GR86 (ZN8) or 2022+ Subaru BRZ (ZD8). Version 1 and Version 2 components are not interchangeable — confirm you are building a Version 2 kit before ordering. Professional installation and paint/finish work required.

Specifications

• Brand: GReddy × Rocket Bunny
• Part Number: 17010235
• Component: Rear Fenders (Pair — Left & Right)
• Kit Version: Version 2
• Weight: 4.2 lbs
• Application: Toyota 86 / Scion FR-S / Subaru BRZ ZN6/ZC6 (2013–2021)

Installation Note: Wide-body fender installation is a significant body modification requiring professional installation by an experienced body shop. The rear fenders require cutting or modification of the factory fenders, fitting, and preparation before paint — this is not a reversible modification. Panel gaps and fitment should be verified before final installation. Sold unfinished/unpainted — paint or finish work required to match your vehicle. Confirm wheel, tyre, and suspension clearance with your installer before finalising your build spec.