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SPCorBUST 04-05-2023 07:56 PM

How many parts are transferable from 2013 to 2023?
 
As the title says, how many parts are transferable from 2013 to 2023? I was entertaining an option of moving to the latest generation BRZ/GR86, but wondering what (if anything) I'd be able to simply swap over. Anybody know some items, speaking generally?

Tcoat 04-05-2023 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by SPCorBUST (Post 3575703)
As the title says, how many parts are transferable from 2013 to 2023? I was entertaining an option of moving to the latest generation BRZ/GR86, but wondering what (if anything) I'd be able to simply swap over. Anybody know some items, speaking generally?

Define "parts".

DarkPira7e 04-05-2023 09:56 PM

The gas in the tank, transmission, seats all swap over.

Mike_ZN6 04-05-2023 11:12 PM

Pretty sure coilovers, suspension control arms, headers. Brake kits can swap over to GR86 but not 23+ BRZ (because of aluminum knuckles). I am sure there is more.

SPCorBUST 04-06-2023 05:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 3575723)
Define "parts".


Probably closer to categories of parts:
- wheels
- coilovers
- sway bars
- braces
- pulley wheels
- transmission parts
- brakes
- etc.

norcalpb 04-06-2023 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SPCorBUST (Post 3575788)
Probably closer to categories of parts:
- wheels
- coilovers
- sway bars
- braces
- pulley wheels
- transmission parts
- brakes
- etc.

Wheels: no, they switched to a 5x114.3 bolt pattern
Coilovers: yes, but they may not be “balanced” correctly for the new Gen.
Sway bars: yes
Braces: maybe, the 2nd gen uses a new front brace style that may not be compatible with aftermarket front braces. Everywhere else, braces should fit.
Pulley wheels: maybe, but the only aftermarket pulley I’d ever rock is the fluidampr which I’m 90% sure fits.
Transmission parts: I believe all bushings should be similar on the new gen but I am unsure
Brakes: yes they should be transferable but I know the 22 BRZ may have BBK caliper fitment issues due to the aluminum knuckles.
Etc: seats are transferable

DarkPira7e 04-06-2023 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by norcalpb (Post 3575862)
Wheels: no, they switched to a 5x114.3 bolt pattern


They didn't

norcalpb 04-06-2023 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkPira7e (Post 3575881)
They didn't

Dang it, thought for sure they had! That’s a good thing I guess

CB750F 04-08-2023 06:55 PM

A few bolts & screws too.

soundman98 04-08-2023 09:18 PM

i'm pretty sure the fuses swap as well.

Spuds 04-09-2023 12:03 AM

Battery.

Falkon240 04-09-2023 02:26 AM

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Originally Posted by norcalpb (Post 3575917)
Dang it, thought for sure they had! That’s a good thing I guess

Def not a good thing.

5x114 has a much better wheel selection and range of offsets.

On topic, I have 2nd gen 86 door stoppers on my 2013 and my doors don't slam themselves on my shins any longer. Makes getting out of a bucket seat much easier.

SPCorBUST 04-10-2023 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by CB750F (Post 3576193)
A few bolts & screws too.

Maybe you're being sarcastic (this is the internet) but gonna give the benefit of the doubt here - I have these, any idea whether these transfer?

STI Steering Rack Hardware (much longer bolts, nuts, subframe fills/spacers)
STI Steering Rack Bushings
STI Rear Subframe Bolts

norcalpb 04-12-2023 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SPCorBUST (Post 3576506)
Maybe you're being sarcastic (this is the internet) but gonna give the benefit of the doubt here - I have these, any idea whether these transfer?

STI Steering Rack Hardware (much longer bolts, nuts, subframe fills/spacers)
STI Steering Rack Bushings
STI Rear Subframe Bolts

Strongly leaning towards all of those parts fitting, but it’s something you’ll need to confirm for us :)

Grady 04-13-2023 07:52 PM

All if you are skilled enough.

Stephen02 04-14-2023 01:45 AM

The door cards are obviously different but the doors look pretty similar. The windshields are different but does anyone know if any of the other glass pieces are interchangable? It wouldn't surprise me if the carpet was the same. The pedals and the trim piece behind the gas pedal also look similar. I'm too lazy to look up the part numbers for this stuff. I think the Whiteline transmission, rear subframe and diff inserts are all compatible if you're counting aftermarket parts.

sftateofmind 06-25-2023 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkPira7e (Post 3575731)
The gas in the tank, transmission, seats all swap over.

Anyone here swap seats? Curious to see

DarkPira7e 06-25-2023 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by sftateofmind (Post 3585254)
Anyone here swap seats? Curious to see

Seats have been done, straight swap

iag48st 12-25-2023 04:50 PM

Has anyone installed GR86 oem suspension on a first generation BRZ?
Ive read it should fit fine but just want to make sure.
thanks

foshjowler 12-28-2023 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by iag48st (Post 3599130)
Has anyone installed GR86 oem suspension on a first generation BRZ?
Ive read it should fit fine but just want to make sure.
thanks

They'll bolt up no problem. I haven't tried that specific mix, but have a set of coilovers that have been on both my second and first gen, and the only difference was the first gen's bolts were a little crustier. It's possible there are small changes in damping and spring rates, but those won't change how it bolts in.

Teseo 12-29-2023 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by foshjowler (Post 3599226)
They'll bolt up no problem. I haven't tried that specific mix, but have a set of coilovers that have been on both my second and first gen, and the only difference was the first gen's bolts were a little crustier. It's possible there are small changes in damping and spring rates, but those won't change how it bolts in.

I bet 2nd Gen are in softer side. Wonder if 2nd Gen seats are more comfy than 1st Gen

foshjowler 12-29-2023 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Teseo (Post 3599265)
I bet 2nd Gen are in softer side. Wonder if 2nd Gen seats are more comfy than 1st Gen


I can only compare brand new 2nd gen seats to 130k mile 1st gen seats, but I do find the 2nd gen to have a little softer seats and the 1st gen bolsters to be a little more aggressive. They're very similar though, and it's minor differences.


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