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Old 11-02-2011, 08:15 PM   #267
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In my opinion on any car, a turbo is so much better these days. It's not like back in the journal bearing days of the 70s...
Not really. Subaru turbo motors generally have some major failure before 150,000 miles.

The N/A motors had headgasket issues (fixed with the FB motors) but will last forever, and even run for years with bad headgaskets.
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Not really. Subaru turbo motors generally have some major failure before 150,000 miles.

The N/A motors had headgasket issues (fixed with the FB motors) but will last forever, and even run for years with bad headgaskets.
I'm talking turbo vs supercharger... not the lack of durability in engine design.
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Regarding "parts" and aftermarket talk.

Any idea if this will also be 5x114.3 lug pattern?

I also wonder what proper wheel offsets will be necessary for well fitted wheel/track tire combos.
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Old 11-02-2011, 09:06 PM   #270
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Regarding "parts" and aftermarket talk.

Any idea if this will also be 5x114.3 lug pattern?

I also wonder what proper wheel offsets will be necessary for well fitted wheel/track tire combos.
It's 5x100.
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WTF? since when are we talking about the tC SC? im talking about a SC kit for the FT using a set up similar to the tundra kit. specifically a SC based off the eaton TVS. such a set up will give you enough boost for a modest performance gain, no lag, and a flat tq curve.

maybe you would never put a SC on a 4 banger but that doesnt mean others shouldnt. you can go the turbo route if you want. but you're going to be the one who deals with heat, fitment, overboosting, spool, boost leaks, or whatever problems that are commonly associated with turbos...

PS: centrifugal SC are crap imo, only rotrex is worthy as a consideration.
Wait, Rotrex IS centrifugal...lol sorry had to do that.
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Old 11-02-2011, 09:55 PM   #272
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I'm talking turbo vs supercharger... not the lack of durability in engine design.
And the turbo is usually the part that goes first.
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And the turbo is usually the part that goes first.
Or in Subarus case, the ringlands.
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Old 11-02-2011, 11:47 PM   #274
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Agree. I would love 2 better.

I hope someone will make taillight similar to Aston Martin Zagato's taillight for this car. It will be perfect.
the tail lights gotta be replaced.
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Old 11-03-2011, 12:16 AM   #275
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the tail lights gotta be replaced.

nothing that a few red spray cans or red film can't fix

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It's 5x100.
how can you tell?
i know the old/current celica is 5 x 100
but for the ft86 where does it said 5 x100?
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Wait, Rotrex IS centrifugal...lol sorry had to do that.
yes it is, but its the best design. a revolutionary design that is head and shoulders above the old school vortech crap.
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Old 11-03-2011, 12:48 AM   #278
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how can you tell?
i know the old/current celica is 5 x 100
but for the ft86 where does it said 5 x100?
Check the wheels and tires forum. This has been discussed
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Old 11-03-2011, 01:55 AM   #279
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Check the wheels and tires forum. This has been discussed
thats stupid!, nowadays even the corolla is using 114.3 x 5 and with the ft86 its still running 100x 5? dont make sense! worst of all, that means my current wheels wont fit ft86 >.<
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dont make sense! worst of all, that means my current wheels wont fit ft86 >.<
same here. it seems Subaru did that on purpose to make a point about it being engineered by them and not Toyota.
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