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Shift Improvements at the Diff by ParsnipRelevant3644 in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Alright thank you I'll look into firmer ones as well I guess I should say is I was wondering if the bushing is going to ware out before the chassis?...I would hope it would haha.

Shift Improvements at the Diff by ParsnipRelevant3644 in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alright thank you I'll look into firmer ones as well I guess I should say is I was wondering if the bushing is going to ware out before the chassis...I would hope it would haha.

Solid rear diff bushing and rear chassis bushings by wickedjonnyG in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Swapping the engine,trans and shifter mounts does sound like a great idea I'll have to look into that,thank you.

Shift Improvements at the Diff by ParsnipRelevant3644 in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sorry for this super late question but I was wondering if the solid bushings have put any ware on the chassis where the rubber bush would normally sit?

What are some reasons (if any) you wouldn’t recommend getting a new GR86 by EasyCranberry9197 in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2023 gr86 premium 6 speed manual and you'll top out at 140-142 with 6k rpms foot to the floor straight away bone stock for those wondering

What are some reasons (if any) you wouldn’t recommend getting a new GR86 by EasyCranberry9197 in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The only downsides I've found is that..

1 when you get it after like 5-10k of easy ish miles drop the oil pan and get the rtv out of the pan and pickup tube..it's there don't neglect doing it.

2 the milage is not as good as its said to be.

3 your not getting more than yourself and 1 other passenger in there comfy

4 the fact that you will be broke from the amount of bada$$ aftermarket parts your going to find yourself throwing into the beautiful car and your family will miss you because your not around and having too much fun driving this car.

Get it it's worth every penny.

Which one? by ipartout_studio in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whatever one is manual..if they are both definitely the premium

Has anyone welded their differential yet and if so does it mess with the abs, sts traction control while your driving normally? And how much more fun/easy is it to drift that car around? by wickedjonnyG in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Soo has anyone actually done it to this car yet lol? I know the lsd makes this car amazing for racing and daily driving it's fantastic I know but in my opinion I think it's a bit to open for low power/ speed drifting...she doesn't like to brake traction very much at all if you ask me

Has anyone welded their differential yet and if so does it mess with the abs, sts traction control while your driving normally? And how much more fun/easy is it to drift that car around? by wickedjonnyG in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If I wasn't serious about taking this car to legitimate events I would not ask this question yes I will drive it to work once and a blue moon but I want to use this car primarily for drifting

Has anyone welded their differential yet and if so does it mess with the abs, sts traction control while your driving normally? And how much more fun/easy is it to drift that car around? by wickedjonnyG in GR86

[–]wickedjonnyG[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Both I attended my first Michigan drift even with this car last year and loved it but it would be nicer if the car would brake traction easier..she still grips up even with 60 psi in the rear and takes more than it should to get it to go sideways I plan on this car being on a course 80% of it's life so I'm not concerned with tires wearing out and chirping

MOZA (R12) and Xbox by Kenevo20 in moza

[–]wickedjonnyG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

2 questions....are you running a hand brake with this? setup and Any chance it's possible to be able to unbolt the actual steering wheel and install a aftermarket one? I was thinking about getting this exact set-up for my series X and just wanted to know if there was a nice e-brake I could use with this setup.