Top recommended carbon fiber accessories for the SF90 Stradale?

Question

What carbon fiber bits are you guys actually using on your SF90s? I'm honestly so fed up with the factory lead times right now. My dealer in Miami has been stringing me along for six months on some simple side sills and they just pushed the date back again. The price they quoted for the engine bay panels is actually insane too, like i love the car but i cant justify those markups for plastic-feeling trim.

I have about 15k to spend and I want to finish the interior and the rear diffuser before a track event next month. Does anyone have experience with aftermarket stuff that actually fits like OEM? I need options that aren't gonna take a year to ship...

xsuwtethxd · Accepted Answer

To add to the point above: the factory markup is just robbery at this stage. Unfortunately, I had a nightmare with my first set of aftermarket interior trim where the fitment was so poor it actually rattled. It was pretty disappointing and honestly not as good as expected for what I paid. Before I give a full list tho, are you looking for a matte or glossy finish for the interior? The glare on the SF90 dash is no joke if you pick the wrong one. Basically, for the engine bay, you need to prioritize these factors:Heat resistance: The SF90 is a furnace, and cheap carbon will yellow instantly.Bonding: Lower quality resins wont handle the thermal cycles of the hybrid unit. I eventually switched to Capristo SF90 Carbon Fiber Engine Covers because they handle the soak way better. You wont have to replace them in six months like I did.

uoffrndmll · Answer

> My dealer in Miami has been stringing me along for six months on some simple side sills I had a similar nightmare with my last build. Unfortunately, I tried a cheap no-name diffuser once and it literally started melting near the exhaust. Not as good as expected. For the SF90, I finally went with Capristo SF90 Carbon Rear Diffuser Gloss since it fits better than OEM for half the price. Stick to proven brands if youre tracking it, safety first.