Toyota 86 Tears Up Tarmac at 2012 TAS (TRD, N1, HKS, Up Garage Models) + LFA Roadster

[frusciantrix]

I'm not sure either but I'm keeping an eye out for other sources.

[M-17]

Originally Posted by poormans_LFA

good stuff!!!



this car looks pretty legit from Lexus Japan...but who knows??...







between the LFA coupe and this roadster how on earth do you choose????:happy0180:

You don't, you get both of them... duh

[dookie11]

I wonder, how much HP and/or torque do(es) the TRD/N1 model in the videos have? Will stock be as zippy?

[jamsbong]

Originally Posted by Harinjo

Thanks for the link. The Exhaust sounds really unique. Most engines are 4 inline and no matter what you do the exhaust, it still sounds like a 4inline.

A boxer will always stands out from the crowd.That's what I always love about the boxer engine. I prefer the blokey blurb of this Boxer than a rumble of a V8.

[Honesty]

Originally Posted by jamsbong

Thanks for the link. The Exhaust sounds really unique. Most engines are 4 inline and no matter what you do the exhaust, it still sounds like a 4inline.

A boxer will always stands out from the crowd.That's what I always love about the boxer engine. I prefer the blokey blurb of this Boxer than a rumble of a V8.

Actually the sound produced from a boxer engine that you're referring to is caused entirely by the exhaust manifold runner length - NOT by the cylinder configuration. By being unequal, the exhaust pulses come out at uneven intervals, causing a "rumble" instead of a "buzz." The firing order is equal on the crank - 180 degrees.

That specific modified car's exhaust (headers) may have been chosen to cause that rumble to make it distinct, but often equal length headers that create a scavenging effect will make engines breathe better up top.

Expect the stock FR-S/BR-Z to sound pretty similar to any I4-powered vehicle on the road.

[Honesty]

It's all about flow. More flow at a given RPM means more torque there.

[Syldrin]

Originally Posted by rickey123

Toyota is now introducing the updated 2013
Toyota Tundra
in the market. Its a full-size pickup truck the sketch is attractive, stylish. nonetheless, provide you the best value, good looks and best safety features in its 2013 model.

oh man just what i joined an compact sports car forum to see! why didnt i think of looking here for a full sized pick-up sooner?!........ gtfo guy

[GZE2]

Originally Posted by Syldrin

oh man just what i joined an compact sports car forum to see! why didnt i think of looking here for a full sized pick-up sooner?!........ gtfo guy

LoL