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Thanks for the clarification, Martin! I am after only the wet grip anyway. The car goes out only on the weekends and when it is sunny outside. Considered some semi-slicks (Nankangs and etc.) as I am boosted too, but don't want to go the baffled sump route, so sticking with normal road tyres. Thanks Ivan

Martin Would you consider the F1 AS6 grippier than the PS4? My PS4s are with DOT 2018 and will be changing them so was wondering if the Good Years are better. Thanks Ivan

I have the Eibach spacers too on my stock aero wheels and have the Reyland kit. Ran them for years with no issues even when driven hard. Bought mine from Autodoc as that was the cheapest place.

Most of us are running the Reyland AP Racing Kit. I had mine for 2 years now on my TD Turbo car and had zero issues with them. Been running the car on track with zero fade.

Hey I’ll have them if you’re willing to post them to Dartford. Thanks Ivan

send a message to toyota uk ebay page stating your reg or vin and they will advertise it as an item. as far as i remember they come prepainted so no need to go to a body shop

The reversing camera signal and reverse gear signals are all on the 16 pin connector. I think the pin 6 was reverse signal coming from the sensor on the shifter. Then you'll need to connect the signal and power from the camera to the the other pins (check this tread). The original camera supply is 6V and most aftermarket cameras are 12V. I have used a booster that boosts the 6V to 12V and powers on the camera. That is easier than using a 6V relay. Ivan

These are the aero wheels in the UK. They just sell them under different name. The company that make team dynamics wheels made them for toyota uk. Never had issues with mine.

Is your car an auto or a manual Ben? As from the photos it looks that you got the unit for the auto box instead of a camplate.

I wouldn't fit a space saver on the back. The circumference of the 2 wheels will be different and that would damage the limited slip diff at some point. This style space saver would fit over the brembo as it come off WRX STI with the same brembo kit.

I'd go for the TD option. I have a TD turbo'd 86 with 2ns sports cat and Super res system and it sounds like a OEM+ system. Very nice and deep tone low down and no drone at all on the motorway. It is barely louder at 70 mph but get's nice and loud when you step on it. Also with the TD you can choose different mid pipe if let's say the one you order is too loud or too quiet speak to Mike and order one. With the TD If you are installing yourself you'll need longer bolts high tensile bolts and penny washers to be able to secure it to the front pipe.

When you get the new oil in and the new oil filter installed, prime the oil system by pressing the clutch and accelerator pedals all the way. That kills the spark and let the engine crank for as long as you need it to get the oil through the engine.

The different shape is only true for the BRZs. The facelift 86s use the same size as the pre facelift. I think Subaru did that so they can fit a standard unit they were having on the shelf. All cars come to the UK with no head units. The HU and the alarm are being installed before the car is delivered to the customer.

Try to lock in and unlock it with the jumper pack connected so the alarm does an arm disarm cycle. Also try and keep the fob as close to the start button as possible.

I can confirm that the Reyland kit fits under 18x7.5 ET46 Aero wheels with no problem. It also fits under the STI space saver wheel too. Shouldn't have problems undner 18x8"