BRZ Ts parts

[BRZtoni]

Originally Posted by tracerit

is that the door jamb? what's the point of covering them? it looks nice though!

i think thats the point, for it to look cleaner

[Createddeleted]

Originally Posted by BRZtoni

i think thats the point, for it to look cleaner

That's exactly the point.

Also, I guesssss, you could say the cover up the head of the bolt to aid in corrosion protection.

[Guillaume]

Originally Posted by Createddeleted

I don't really have anywhere else to post this and didn't want to start a thread just for this.

Don't forget the Toyota hinge cover

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...9&postcount=13

[Andrew025]

I don't think I ever open my door wide enough to even notice the bolts.

[Createddeleted]

Originally Posted by Guillaume

Don't forget the Toyota hinge cover

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...9&postcount=13

Yeah, but I don't want to use double sided tape

[chanomatik]

Originally Posted by chaoskaze

Mind if I ask what wheel is that?

2013 Subaru STI Limited BBS wheels on 15mm spacer adapters. I had to shave down the wheel studs to mount them.

Originally Posted by Turbo95eg6

For those who have the STI fender garnish, is it worth it? Debating on purchase... What is the final cost shipped from Japanparts?

I still enjoy mine, but it's a lot of money to pay for an overlay of the stock fenders. If you're not going for an overall theme, I wouldn't waste my time. I've got STI logos everywhere and still working on getting door stickers, aero lip emblems, front grille badge and trunk badge mounted to complete the look (I already have STI wheels, STI replica aero and custom painted STI logo Brembos).

If I were one who wasn't going for a "BRZ STI" theme then the money could definitely be better spent on a GrimmSpeed intake (I already have), hood struts (already have), strut bar (already have), Toyota armrest (want), knee pads (already have), etc. etc. I think you get the point. I've slaved myself to the parts at this point, but there may yet be salvation for you!

[cslntuee]

Originally Posted by Createddeleted

I'll just leave these here...

It looks like BRZ ts concept 2015 using Bilstein yellow struts instead of
the silver one.

Any people know the different between the silver and yellow struts?

Thanks.

http://clubrz.jp/article/?p=4593

[ricerocket93]

Google translate description from that website:

Last year based on the "Bilstein damper kit" that appeared from STI in suspension related, adopted a dedicated Bilstein dampers subjected to Settings to tS only. As well as to achieve a supple ride, the front is adopted an inverted strut with a reputation for a high rigidity. In particular to improve the convergence of the cornering initial body shaking, said, that will be remembering the high sense of security roll characteristics.

[Createddeleted]

Originally Posted by cslntuee

It looks like BRZ ts concept 2015 using Bilstein yellow struts instead of
the silver one.

Any people know the different between the silver and yellow struts?

Thanks.

http://clubrz.jp/article/?p=4593

I am under the assumption that the silvers were not produced by Bilstein.

[DSOmegaX]

Originally Posted by cslntuee

It looks like BRZ ts concept 2015 using Bilstein yellow struts instead of

the silver one.



Any people know the different between the silver and yellow struts?



Thanks.



http://clubrz.jp/article/?p=4593

Originally Posted by ricerocket93

Google translate description from that website:

Last year based on the "Bilstein damper kit" that appeared from STI in suspension related, adopted a dedicated Bilstein dampers subjected to Settings to tS only. As well as to achieve a supple ride, the front is adopted an inverted strut with a reputation for a high rigidity. In particular to improve the convergence of the cornering initial body shaking, said, that will be remembering the high sense of security roll characteristics.

Originally Posted by Createddeleted

I am under the assumption that the silvers were not produced by Bilstein.

Silver ones are produced by Showa

[cslntuee]

Originally Posted by DSOmegaX

Silver ones are produced by Showa

I also want to know is there any different or how much different between
Showa Tuning Evolution and STI Silver?

http://showa-tuning.com/evolution.html

Showa Tuning Evolution is cheaper option than the STI.

Thanks.

[DSOmegaX]

Originally Posted by cslntuee

I also want to know is there any different or how much different between

Showa Tuning Evolution and STI Silver?



http://showa-tuning.com/evolution.html



Showa Tuning Evolution is cheaper option than the STI.



Thanks.

No idea but you can be the guinea pig to try it haha

[cslntuee]

Originally Posted by DSOmegaX

No idea but you can be the guinea pig to try it haha

HA! I think that you are the better candidate than me, since you have already
have STI silver.

You just need to buy Showa one to compare!!!!

[funwheeldrive]

Hey, I've been reading through this thread a lot, but is there a complete list of parts available, and their corresponding part numbers?