Any idea where to get the LHD GT86 Rubber mats?

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The floor mats in my GT86 are not rubber. Where did you see them?

There are also two cosmetic flat plates under the 86/GT86 headlights. What are those called and how can we install them?

These?
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/attac...1&d=1360199088

If so, they're headlight washers. Little nozzles pop out and spray the headlights. I'm not sure anyone has tried putting them on a USDM car, but I'm sure it's more complicated than it's worth.

Edit: video.
[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fg5C6Dkx0ks"]GT86 Headlamp washers - YouTube[/ame]

Those look insanely useless. You're gonna have dirty run marks all over your front end. But if they can be configured to spray sideways...

I think EU laws require them, supposedly the heat from the headlights helps clean them when the fluid is sprayed?

I can confirm that they are virtually useless and leave run marks all over the front end!
As a bonus, they also spend a lot of washer fluid! :happyanim:

Back from the dead......

Everyone forgot the main feature to make a true JDM conversion you know "Right Hand Drive" just saying.

The Australian 86s have them as well, think it might be required by law as well.

We can always try doe....:cry:

EUDM conversion
[IMG]http://i1304.photobucket.com/albums/...psg8acwek9.jpg[/IMG]

Import GT86, register as FRS, no JDM conversion necessary. Better jump on this quick guys. You know you want to be the first with a true JDM 86

Back from the dead indeed...

I like how I changed the title back to its original but that only appears in the post and not in the forum thread list. So people still assume it's a JDM conversion list. The mods/admin who decided to showcase this post on the home page changed the title to their liking. Instead of what I had. I appreciate the joke though.

As for the person asking about the little plates under the headlights, those are headlight washers and are required by law in some European countries. My old Toyota Cressida had them. They were more useful for popping the hood, so people could see the supra engine, then spraying them with those nozzles than it was to ever clean anything.

Glad this thread is still kicking around, being useful and seen, made over 100k views. Still not stickied though.

Anyone know if Toyota has relaxed it's behind enough to allow us to acquire the part numbers, let alone the parts? I gave up trying ages ago, after going through every Toyota dealer, rep, manager, general manager, and writing a letter to the head of Toyota Canada himself (to which I got a generic response from a secretary). Still don't own any version of the 86 and won't until I can get what I was looking for. No, the "special editions" haven't done anything for me either. (Hint, hint, if anyone from Toyota still checks these forums.) Yeah, I'm still bitter and haven't forgotten.