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Scion Commercial, Cool photo blog from someone on set
Found this page, I searched and didn't see any postings of this yet.
A blog from someone on the set of the FR-S gushi Commercial http://fatlace.com/life/loud-on-the-...-s-commercial/ Few things to note when you look through the pics: -The FRS shown is on TRD prototype lowering springs -That small toyota trapezoidal logo is EVERYWHERE -The FRS front looks clean as hell compared to the BRZ -Look at one of the last pics, the nighttime one, it's hard to tell with the white balance, but the projectors have a color temp. suspiciously like HIDS , It's really hard to tell though, some amber bulbs are more yellow, others are more orange, that's my only reference for (whiteness). |
Nice find! Interesting, the FR-S they used had the 1st ever TRD lowering spring prototypes.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7033/6...069dd31f_z.jpg http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7141/6...6790e29c_z.jpg |
^^ nice can't wait to see the commercial when it comes out..
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3432 Supposedly they are TRD springs but I don't know if thats been confirmed. I don't get why it was even mentioned about the stupid trapzoid thing in the interior like it was a secret logo...doesn't even look like a T to me. Will have to disagree with the front being cleaner compared to BRZ especially with those crappy headlights and no HIDs, just the reflection of the light on the camera. |
But this blog has a behind-the-scenes narrative on the shoot (unless the same blog link was already posted in that other thread?). Thread-worthy, I say.
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Eeww! The car looks so ugly and weird, when it's lowered.
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smooth move ex-lax |
No proper side shots to see what it looks like lowered...
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^ Woops. I like it on the lowering springs but the wheels are so far in laterally from the fenders it does look odd. Wish the wheels were more flush with the outside edge of the fender. Also that red seems to show as different shades of red depending on the pic/video. Some look amazing, some look bad.
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^Exactly! I mean its nearest competitors 370Z, Miata, and Gen Coupe aren't perfectly flush but they're passable.
http://www.lincah.com/wp-content/upl...rear-angle.jpg http://mx5-miata.net/wp-content/uplo...Generation.jpg http://www.autoevolution.com/images/...os-40357_1.jpg There's a point where sunken in becomes ugly and unfortunately that point has been reached on the FR-S. A mere 15mm makes a world of difference! |
Nice post!
the mountain they filmed this really is a cycling sweet spot, I've only rode it once since I live on the other side of the bay, but it feels pretty special that the FR-S was filmed in such a location. It's a really sweet place to drift I would I think, cornering down the switchbacks here on my bike was so fun, but some corners lack guardrails! |
^Hey Veloist, is your avatar with the 86 rear shot from GT5? Do you have the full-res version somewhere?
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That can be fixed. It's the wheels |
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With the right wheels and a reasonable 20mm-30mm drop, this car will have a nice stance. hell, with the stock wheel gap drop it 45mm, that would look awesome..but where do you drive it?..lol |
When I get the BRZ limited the only 2 mods will be the TRD springs and 18'' wheels with a low offset. The car doesn't need anything after that aesthetically and I wouldn't waste time and money with power advancements on a 2.0 liter engine.
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I think that's the first photo of the bespoke radio I've ever seen in the FR-S.
Looks...interesting. |
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While I'm sure the commercial will be impressive, Scion is open to charges of false advertising using custom springs for this - it's called "bait and switch" and it's illegal in car advertising in Ontario. Yes, they probably will run a 200 millisecond, 2-point type disclaimer in the ad about "optional equipment" being shown, but most viewers are not going to be savvy enough to realize this equipment impacts the car's stance or reduced roll in cornering (assuming the springs are stiffer). And anyways the TRD stuff is not really "optional" as it cannot be ordered from the factory but is merely in-house aftermarket.
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The red stitching better be in the production FR-S because I can live with this interior! http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7159/6...89e74088_z.jpg Not the first picture of the bespoke, but one of the best photos. I want to see one with the unit on...It's funny, we know nothing about bespoke unit. |
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I mentioned this when i started the thread, no one has brought it up yet. does that nightpic look like hid to anyone else?
Also, as basic as the front and interior of the frs is compared to the brz. It does look pretty damn good. The clean looking bespoke ties together the interior well. Makes the knobs tolerable |
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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3955 |
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Many times in photos regular halogen lights end up looking like HIDs due to the way the camera balances colors.
The corner light and the amber lights in real life are a dominant amber/orange tone...so you could deduce the actual color of the headlights. That said though--I wouldn't be surprised one bit if they shot the ads with HID-equipped vehicles. Car advertising and promo shots rarely show stock vehicles. |
Ken gushi always looks high as hell
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anyone else notice the trim piece that seems to have come un-done with the e-brake? |
Some pics are old on here. I remember the thread about this commercial we thought was coming up on the Superbowl.
I even did this for the funz http://www.imgur.com/TNuxO.jpg |
Looks like it was because the e-brake boot is wrapped around that whole piece of trim, Ken Gushi must have man-handled that thing. Weird design. Never noticed that...
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its either on a H-7 HID kit ... or its using some high end HID effect bulbs ? I had a halogen project housing... and using OSRAM night breaker I was able to get near that yellow-white color... but this is more WHITE WHITE ... 4000-4500K white ... |
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