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motomaster132003 08-03-2018 05:46 PM

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Originally Posted by NARFALICIOUS (Post 3117572)
What specs does that region have that the U.S. TRD SE doesn't?

Mainly just more color options. I like how with the BRZ you can add the performance pack to any color. The 2019 TRD is still tempting though since I am a Toyota fan.

Quentin 08-03-2018 07:59 PM

2019 Toyota 86 TRD Edition
 
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Originally Posted by Atmo (Post 3116529)
According to data on tirerack.com, it's ¾" higher than Base/GT's but no idea if TRD lowering springs are compatible with the TRD Sachs dampers.



The tire is 3/4" taller. That means that the vehicle itself rides 3/8" higher (the upper half of the tire doesn't add to the ride height).

Atmo 08-04-2018 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Quentin (Post 3117701)
The tire is 3/4" taller. That means that the vehicle itself rides 3/8" higher (the upper half of the tire doesn't add to the ride height).

You sure about that? Wheels affect ride height, too.

Note that my ¾" taller estimate includes half the 18" wheel diameter plus half the tire diameter compared to stock 17".

SuperTom 08-04-2018 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Atmo (Post 3117790)
You sure about that? Wheels affect ride height, too.

Note that my ¾" taller estimate includes half the 18" wheel diameter plus half the tire diameter compared to stock 17".

if true would make the car feel slower with worse gearing

nikitopo 08-04-2018 06:57 AM

A 3/4" difference is too much. Tire size calculator gives a 1/2" diameter difference:

https://tiresize.com/calculator/

New cars have a 4.3 fd, so a bit longer gearing cause of the bigger wheel should not be an issue. In fact, what you lose in acceleration per gear you gain in top speed per gear. You lose something and you gain something else.

Quentin 08-04-2018 07:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Atmo (Post 3117790)
You sure about that? Wheels affect ride height, too.

Note that my ¾" taller estimate includes half the 18" wheel diameter plus half the tire diameter compared to stock 17".


https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...da0b5800f3.png

I think I was using 225/40-18 for my calcs last night. Looks like the overall diameter of the tire is only 5mm bigger which is 2.5mm ride height difference.


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ermax 08-04-2018 08:03 AM

2019 Toyota 86 TRD Edition
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Atmo (Post 3117790)
You sure about that? Wheels affect ride height, too.

Note that my ¾" taller estimate includes half the 18" wheel diameter plus half the tire diameter compared to stock 17".



Putting a wheel inside a tire doesn’t change the tire’s diameter. You only need to look at the outer diameter which is the tire. It’s not entirely accurate to go off the tire diameter though because the diameter is measured in an unloaded state. You would really have to measure the actual car to get an accurate number.

SuperTom 08-04-2018 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Quentin (Post 3117835)
https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...da0b5800f3.png

I think I was using 225/40-18 for my calcs last night. Looks like the overall diameter of the tire is only 5mm bigger which is 2.5mm ride height difference.


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I just checked that too not sure where ATMO is getting his #'s its only .2" difference. Effectively only changes the Current 4.3 gear ratio to act like a 4.27 not a huge difference. The weight of the setup could be a difference but we need #'s first to determine how much.

fireyredmystic 08-04-2018 11:41 AM

Can anyone who has Raven/Crystal Black confirm if their paint is metallic? I'm looking at picturesfrom the recent first driven reviews and the paint seems to have that metallic sheen.

Thanks!

Aipex8 08-04-2018 01:12 PM

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Originally Posted by fireyredmystic (Post 3117865)
Can anyone who has Raven/Crystal Black confirm if their paint is metallic? I'm looking at picturesfrom the recent first driven reviews and the paint seems to have that metallic sheen.

Thanks!

I have a 860SE, so my wing tips and mirrors are Raven and yes, they have metal flake.

fireyredmystic 08-04-2018 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Aipex8 (Post 3117889)
I have a 860SE, so my wing tips and mirrors are Raven and yes, they have metal flake.

Appreciate the help! I prefer the BRZ tS interior but the TRD exhaust would be nice to hear.

mrg666 08-04-2018 04:21 PM

Ugliest body kit I have ever seen on a twin, especially the rear bumper.

cyde01 08-04-2018 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by funwheeldrive (Post 3115874)
Dang, so Thunder was only available for a year? That's probably my favorite color throughout the entire production run of 86s. If I was in the market that's probably what I would snatch up.

After hearing this sad news i did a quick search and could not find any in manual and gt trim. Only a few automatic gt blacks left. Only manual i found was the base model. :(

Atmo 08-05-2018 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by ermax (Post 3117838)
Putting a wheel inside a tire doesn’t change the tire’s diameter. You only need to look at the outer diameter which is the tire. It’s not entirely accurate to go off the tire diameter though because the diameter is measured in an unloaded state. You would really have to measure the actual car to get an accurate number.

I could be overthinking it, but it seems like the tire diameter is one thing, wheel diameter another. They're additive, right? So if an 18" wheel raises ride height 1/2" above a 17" wheel, and the TRD tire adds another 1/4", it's a 3/4" total ride height increase over stock since you can't mount an 18" tire to a 17" wheel.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires...omCompare1=yes


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