Official FT-86 Specs / Info Thread
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Length: 163.78 inches Width: 69.29 inches Height: 48.19 inches Wheelbase: 101.18 inches Powertrain / Drivetrain / Chassis / Suspension: Subaru-derived 2.0L boxer (D-4S direct/port injection combo system) Rear-Wheel-Drive Rides on a modified Subaru Impreza platform Front strut, double wishbone rear, 225/40/19 tires all around. 4 pot brakes front and 2 pot rear. Other Info: - Designed by Toyota's ED2 styling studio in France. - Concept version to make public debut at 2009 Tokyo Motor Show. - Production model to be shown in 2010. - Sales expected to begin in late 2011. - The concept car's color is called "Shoujyouhi Red" - the traditional red color of a Japanese monkey's backside. - To be manufactured at Subaru Plant @ Gunma - Chief engineer: Tetsuya Tada |
If anyone has any info not posted in the list above, please feel free to post it up and I'll add it to the list.
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Saw this posted by My86 in the video thread -- "front strut, double wishbone rear, 225/40/19 tires all around. 4 pot brakes front and 2 pot rear."
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Not sure if you want to add this...
Engine is going to be D-4S based on the GT video speculation. It will have both port and direct injection. |
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Found some info on the brakes. They're 4-pot calipers.
Never heard of ADVICS before so looked it up. Turns out their a brake system company created in 2001. It's a joint venture between Aisin Seiki Co., DENSO Corp. Sumitomo Electric Industries, and Toyota Motor Corp. |
Buncha great info so far thanx. Any significance to this concept being designed in their ED2 european studio? What other cars have been designed out of there.
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Wonder how they decide which design studio to use though |
PCD?
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Hmmm.. Wonder what PCD they would follow. 5x100 (old suby spec) 5x114.3 (supra spec) |
From the motortrend article Black FT-86 posted in another thread, some info on # of concept designs out there
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Added suspension/wheels info:
Front strut, double wishbone rear, 225/40/19 tires all around. 4 pot brakes front and 2 pot rear. |
Damn, 19"?
Not much tire selection and they are all seriously expensive. I would have expected a 17 inch wheel. How big are the discs going to be? |
While it would be nice to dream, I wouldn't expect those brakes and 19s to make it to production. Probably 17s for the wheels and regular 4 wheel discs for the brakes.
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