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  1. This For Sale Advert is for a Genuine Toyota GT86 TRD Finished In Pearlescent White, Full Toyota Service History
    The car is totally standard inside and out with the exception of the front wing air intake grills. 
    These are the Subara BRZ more stylish versions. 
    The genuine Standard Toyota ones are still available. 
     
    Only 250 TRD models were produced
    This car was registered on the 28th March 2013 and will be sold with a fresh 12 months MOT
    The car is now on a genuine 24,000 miles
    It has a further 2 Years transferable Toyota Warranty Or up to 100,000 miles!
    So it's still pretty close to what's available as a new car. 
     
    18" 10 Spoke TRD TF6 Diamond Cut Alloy Wheels,
    Yokohama advan sport v105s
    225/40 r18 92y xl tyres all round 
     
    6 speed manual gearbox 
    UK Supplied Factory Right Hand Drive
     
    Factory Fitted Bluetooth Connectivity,
    Touch screen dual din head unit
    Sat Nav Upgrade
    Cruise Control, 
    Electric Windows 
    TRD Quad Stainless Steel Exhaust
    Dual Zone Climate Control
    Xenon Head Lights With Wash Facility
    Leather Interior Upgrade
    Heated Seats Upgrade 
    Rear Parking Sensors Upgrade
    Full Service History, 
    Rear Spoiler
    Electric Folding Mirrors,
    Remote Alarm / Immobiliser,
    Keyless entry and ignition
    Start / stop engine button 
    Rev counter shift timing light
    Power assisted steering,
    Trip computer,
    6 speakers,
    MP3 compatible radio/single CD player, Touch screen audio system,
    USB connection,
    Automatic dimming rear view mirror,
    Body colour door handles,
    Body colour door mirrors,
    Body coloured bumpers,
    Electric adjustable/heated/folding door mirrors,
    Electric front windows,
    Front fog lamps,
    Headlight washers,
    High Intensity Discharge Headlights,
    TRD Rear diffuser,
    TRD front airdam spoiler / splitter bumper
    Subaru BRZ front wing air intake grills
    Scuff plates,
    TRD Side skirts,
    Aluminium foot rest,
    Aluminium pedals,
    Bench folding rear seat,
    Chrome inner door handles,
    Dual zone automatic air conditioning,
    Front head restraints,
    Height adjustable driver's seat
    Isofix rear child seat preparation,
    TRD Leather / Aluminum Gearknob,
    TRD fuel cap
    TRD radiator cap
    Leather parking brake handle,
    Leather steering wheel with chrome inserts,
    Sports seats,
    Tilt/telescopic adjustable steering wheel,
    Anti-lock Brake System + Electronic Brakeforce Distribution + Emergency Brake Assist,
    Curtain airbags, 
    Driver/Front Passenger airbags,
    Driver/front passenger side airbags,
    Drivers knee airbag,
    Front seatbelt pretensioners with force limiters,
    Hill start assist,
    Traction control,Alarm/immobiliser,Smart entry + Smart start,
    Vehicle Stability Control (VSC),
    Sport mode stability control
    Tyre repair kit
     
    The car is located in Yeovil, Somerset BA21 Postcode. 
    Close to the A303

    254E113B-A9B8-4831-BEE9-87F522400014_zps F9A8D63B-FF4C-45CB-87EC-3CD0C23C3AAB_zps: 6194C16E-176C-4D8C-806C-5B41D1C55511_zps
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  2. Does anyone know if Toyota has fitted Jurid Brake pads on new GT86's?

    The reason I ask is as follows...

    My front brake pads needed changing.

    80% worn at 14.500 miles.

    The brake fluid reservoir would notify me under general braking that I was low on fluid due to the low pads.

    I appreciate that 14,500 miles is quite low miles to get out of the set of pads however spirited driving and track days don't help :)

    The old pads that I took off were marked as Subaru.

    I chickened out of upgrading to EBC type sport pads due to the upcoming cold weather.

    Anyway to cut a long story short...

    My standard pads have performed well so I opted for genuine standard pads and what I've been supplied are Jurid pads.

    I've been told these are on new cars.

    Any thoughts or info?


  3. It was great to meet up with you Keith and to fit your new side trims.
    It was also good to get to go for a drive out in your Turbo charged GT86 and to further experience your Tein suspension and your exhaust system first hand.

    Here is a picture of your car with the new BRZ Side trims

    specialK_zpsb86229dc.jpg

     

    I have been asked why I wanted old trims to experiment with...

     

    I don't know why the side trims on both the GT86 and BRZ are dummy intake grills, so I wanted to have a go at fitting one of the many different car mesh grills behind a standard fender grill.

    I have done a crude but of Photoshop to show a standard trim, a relocated piston badge and a perforated mesh grill in place.

    gt86trims3_zps2c8ee5a2.jpg

    Obviously this would be an expensive thing to experiment with with a BRZ fender, so I am going to have a go at cutting out a standard GT86 fender and then to replace the bevelled edge with a modelling iron, and fit an aftermarket hollow patterned mesh behind.


  4. Sorry for the late reply Keethos.

    I'm a great lover of modifying cars and personalising them.

    However...

    I don't have plans to modify my gt86 yet as it's easy for me at present to insure it by saying its unmodified and standard.

    I do read about everyone else's mods, and I'm sure one day I'll do it. :)


  5. Hi All, I was lucky enough to meet a few of you at the Toyota Track Day at Oulton Park on the 5th June 2014.

    The track day experience was my first and a lot of fun and I am itching to get out again on another one.

    I have become even more proud of my GT86 since the Track day afer learning how capable and great a vehicle it is on track.

    I managed to find this pic of me and my white TRD in track on the Toyota review blog.

    GT86-DAY-R-9_zps02142c23.jpg

     

    Link to Blog

    http://blog.toyota.co.uk/celebrating-the-toyota-gt86-on-track#.U5ghKCimXPY

     

    I was also lucky enough to have a fellow partisipant (Aniel) record a drive by of my car as it seems to make an unusual air intake noise.

    Its the 3rd White one to go by in this short clip

     

    http://youtu.be/rkSBumY8680

     

    I'm looking forward to attending more meets and joining in a bit more.

     

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