View Poll Results: Best option?
MINI JCW R56
0
0%
MEGANE RS 250
3
25.00%
TOYOTA GT86 AERO
8
66.67%
BMW 220I
0
0%
Other (say in thread)
1
8.33%
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04-24-2019, 05:38 AM
#11
Be mindful if you get an early brz/86, the first few years had a bad tune and injector issues. Friend took the motor out twice at the track. Subi finally said no joy on a 3rd replacement and he sold the car. Regular tracker. Getting on/off throttle quickly caused a super lean as the computer got fooled and boom.
Personally the interior/space you spend time in the brz/86 isn't something I'd want to live with, nor is the lack of power something I'd want.
Could likely get a mustang for cheap with a v8...
04-24-2019, 07:41 AM
#12
04-24-2019, 12:11 PM
#14
Only early 2013s had the tune/injector issue. TSB was issued to fix the early cars' tune in March 2013, so a lot of early cars were fixed. For sure later 2013+ cars are fine in this regard.
I think the interior is pretty great, for the most part (I have 2017 Limited PP). Seats are as good as the S2000, and the ability to adjust seat height in addition to telescoping and height-adjustable steering wheel means you can really dial in driving position to your wants/needs/desires. I haven't found lack of power to be any issue at all on the street.
Yippee... BRZ/86 is pretty much a 2+2 coupe S2000, as close to that as you can get these days anyway, by a long shot. If you loved the S2000 driving experience, you should at least *like* the brz/86, a lot. Mustangs are cool and all for what they are, but the driving experience is never going to be anything like that of a relatively small, relatively lightweight sports car.
I think the interior is pretty great, for the most part (I have 2017 Limited PP). Seats are as good as the S2000, and the ability to adjust seat height in addition to telescoping and height-adjustable steering wheel means you can really dial in driving position to your wants/needs/desires. I haven't found lack of power to be any issue at all on the street.
Yippee... BRZ/86 is pretty much a 2+2 coupe S2000, as close to that as you can get these days anyway, by a long shot. If you loved the S2000 driving experience, you should at least *like* the brz/86, a lot. Mustangs are cool and all for what they are, but the driving experience is never going to be anything like that of a relatively small, relatively lightweight sports car.
04-24-2019, 12:27 PM
#15
Which car is your "R"? GT350R?
04-25-2019, 04:06 AM
#16
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