BRZ/GT86 mal in "brutal"

PatrikJ-75
und wie hat mps das mit der profilabdeckung vor und hinter dem rad gemacht ?
MichaelB-84
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Original von PatrikJ-75
und wie hat mps das mit der profilabdeckung vor und hinter dem rad gemacht ?

muss doch nur von oben das Profil abgedeckt sein bis 9 und 15 Uhr...?
JörgH-67
VolkerJ-71
MichaelB-84
Zitat:
Original von VolkerJ-71
https://www.facebook.com/123010087725151...?type=1&theater

deiner?

für die nicht-Facebookler...

Satte 410PS und 500NM drückt nun der kleine 4 Zylinder Boxer. Ziel erreicht. Unser GTX28 Twin Scroll Turbokit schlägt sich gut und spricht hervorragend an. Gefühlt ab 3500rpm gehts schon richtig ab.

ChristianP-82
anbet anbet anbet anbet
RaduS-61
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
PatrikJ-75
wer bezahlt eigentich so einen dummfug verwirrt

da gehen doch locker 100.000€ rein traurig wüsste mit dem geld was bessers anzufangen , also so einen käse crazy
MarkusP-84
Zitat:
Original von PatrikJ-75
wer bezahlt eigentich so einen dummfug verwirrt

da gehen doch locker 100.000€ rein traurig wüsste mit dem geld was bessers anzufangen , also so einen käse crazy


ryan tuerk...das is son drifter. Da stecken halt wieder die Brauselimohersteller RedBull oder Monster etc. dahinter.

Schau dir mal die Driftkisten an...an den 10.000 Mehrkosten, die ein Ferraritriebwerk im Vergleich zu einem 2JZ kostet, scheiterts nicht.
JörgH-67




Zitat:
2012 Toyota 86 GTS

Engine and Driveline
Nissan VR38 (HKS 4.1L VR41, assembled by JHH)
2x HKS wastegates
2x HKS Ball Bearing GT2-7867 Symmetrical turbochargers (GT1000 63T Compressor, 77T 0.66A/R Exhaust)
ATI Hamonic Balancer
Custom engine mounts
Dailey Engineering 2WD conversion Dry Sump Kit
Albins 6 Speed Sequential gearbox & VR38 bellhousing
Custom Clutch
Custom transmission mounts
Ford 8.8in rear diff, 4.11 ratio – FBM billet diff kit to suit 86/BRZ
FBM 5×114.3hub conversion kit
Greddy EVO exhaust

ECU and electronics
Motec air actuated paddle shift kit
Motec M150 ECU, traction control, launch control, data logging
Motec Canbus O2 sensor kit
Motec C185 widescreen LCD dash with data logging

Wheels and tyres
Concave concepts CC03 18x11in rims
Hankook Z221 295/35/18 semi slick R compound tyres

Brakes and suspension
MCA “Red Series” coil-overs
AP Racing brakes front and rear
Cusco Rear Strut brace
Cusco front and rear tow hooks
Cusco rear lower control arms
Cusco underbody Bracing
RacerX front lower control arms
RacerX rear upper control arms

Cosmetic
StreetFX slimline license plate bracket
StreetFX LED upgrade (inside and out)
StreetFX chrome mirror indicator bulbs
Valenti “SG” Tail lights
Valenti “SG” foglight/reverse light with StreetFX brakelight modification
24LED License plate light modules

Exterior
Rocket Bunny Widebody, custom moulded by Cameron’s Bodyworks
Seibon Carbon Fibre bonnet
Rocket Bunny Wing
BRZ Side fender garnishes
Custom blue pearl paint
APR Carbon brake duct intake vents
Beatsonic sharkfin roof antenna

Interior
Bride LowMax Recliners
Sparco 5 point harnesses
JPM Coachworks instrument gauge cluster cover
JPM Coachworks handbrake boot
JPM Coachworks gear boot
JPM Coachworks speaker surrounds
JPM Coachworks kneepads

Audio
CaFi 62100 Android head unit with OBD2 interface
Hertz 3-way front splits
Hertz 10″ sub in Hertz box
Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) interfaced with head unit video feed
Mongoose reverse camera

Fuel System
FBM in-tank twin Fuel pumps (lift pumps)
Mechanical high pressure fuel pump

Cooling system
PWR Radiator
PWR Intercooler
PWR Oil cooler
PWR transmission cooler

List of contributors to the project:
GT Auto Garage
Camerons Bodyworks
Motec Engine Management
PWR Cooling
Option 1 Garage
MVP Motorsports
CarMods Australia
Martini Racing Products
Motive DVD
Direct Clutch
Albins Transmissions
HKS
JHH Engineering
Hankook Australia
Import Monster
Solar Style Window Tinting
NorthShore Toyota NZ
AudioExpress Brisbane
MCA suspension
OnTheRun Motorsports
Hertz Car Audio
Full Blown Motorsports
Bayside Autostyling
Forged Performance
RacerX Fabrications USA
Rencool Air conditioning



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GX_KMLVvgAI


http://www.streetfx.com.au/streetfx-wtf8...r35-gtr-engine/
JörgH-67
FredG-60
Zitat:
Original von JörgH-67
welch ein Kackstuhl


Das ist aber noch geschmeichelt ;-)
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
JörgH-67
https://paultan.org/2018/04/06/toyota-86...k-widebody-kit/

Zitat:
Toyota 86, Subaru BRZ get Liberty Walk widebody kit

Japanese widebody specialist Liberty Walk has certainly torn up the rulebook on what is tasteful and acceptable, with outlandish styling kits for various exalted supercars. However, it has yet to apply its expertise on the tuner favourite, the Toyota 86 and Subaru BRZ, until now.

The company has released the first images of its creation for the two sports cars, and it shies away from the design of the ubiquitous Rocket Bunny kit. Here, the less complex bolt-on fender flares give the 86 a more retro look clearly inspired by classic Japanese race cars.

There’s also an aggressive front splitter (an entirely different front bumper is also available, although no photo of it exists just yet) and rear diffuser, as well as a choice of either a GT-style rear wing or a more, ahem, subtle ducktail spoiler.

None of it is cheap, mind, despite being made with fibre-reinforced plastic (FRP) instead of the usual carbon fibre. The kit as a whole is priced at 448,200 yen (RM16,150) for the standard rear spoiler, or 491,400 yen (RM17,120) with a full front bumper. Meanwhile, the second rear wing option retails at 534,600 yen (RM19,280), or 577,800 yen (RM20,840) with the front bumper added.

Not enough? You can also plump for a roof spoiler priced at 54,000 yen (RM1,950), but if you really want your car sitting low to the ground you’ll have to splurge for the Airrex air suspension that costs a whopping 790,000 yen (RM28,490). So, do you like the Liberty Walk treatment for the 86 and BRZ?