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Hi Guys Well i finally managed to find a car and picked her up on Friday Just thought i would say that without this group I wouldn't have found her so thanks for all the feedback I have been given Hope you like my choice

Please Jay dont worry about it I'm fine with it all.

It's most likely the drop link binding on the rose joint. I had one which made a terrible creaking noise when turning the steering. Water had got into the joint. With your's though it's probably the just the drop links moving as the strut moves lock to lock which moves the drop link and applies some pressure to the anti-roll bar. I guess a stiffer ARB will be less compliant than the stock one.

Nice. Looks like it's been lowered, is it on coilovers? Also non-stock exhaust though it looks like the rear valence is designed for quad tailpipes.

Enjoy miles of smiles. Lovely car

Congrats! 👍 Let's hope you may enjoy your GT86 for a long time in good health, despite the background on your pictures. 😁

Did you buy this car in london? Sent from my SM-G973F using Tapatalk

Interesting. It looks like the bumper is intended for TRD-style twin exits. I like the pseudocarbon detail and wheels.

I have some feedback which might be useful for the people above or anyone else that is interested. Stupidly I forgot to make a picture of the kit lying on my table, but basically this image will show you exactly what you will get, including the terrible manual which does not help. There is an av/extender included where you can connect the two cables to. The top right cable connects to the camera, goes through the car back to front, which connects to the bottom cable. The red wire gets the power from the headunit. The holedrill that comes with it is too small for the camera, so be prepared to sand quite a bit more off to make it fit. I used a dremel to create a little notch in the back for the cable to sit in, so you get a better viewing angle (you can see on the last image why) It is hard to see what is up or down on the little camera so don't start taping and bolting everything down before it is aligned. Once it's installed it looks very discreet and snug. there is a little indent at one of the sides as you can see, hence I made the notch in the back so you can actually move the camera that far in. I used this youtube video to get me through the installation of it all: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daiDH2v4wUg It is my first time doing such an install and with trial and error (and using the dremel afterwards to increase the viewing angle) it took me around 3 hours to complete.