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Best Wheels and Fitment Options for the Toyota GR-86 / Subaru BRZ

The GR-86 is quite possibly one of the best looking vehicles to come from Toyota since the late 90’s. Each curve and each line feels purposefully placed and well executed. Even the factory wheels are better than 90% of factory wheels on the streets today. However, as we add suspension, aero, and begin the hunt for mechanical grip, it becomes immediately clear that an upgrade on all four corners is the next logical step. The question then becomes, what fitment should you go with?

Lucky for you, we are intimately familiar with the GR-86. Understanding everything from the CANBUS system limitations to the pesky RTV oil pan issues, so wheels should be no problem. Right? Well that depends. We’ll observe three very different styles of fitment and recommend a feasible wheel. Your tire choice, which we will leave completely up to you, will determine your mechanical grip, your fender modification requirement, and the overall final fit and finish of your 86. However, we have to start with what comes factory. The GR-86 has a few wheel options, but the size reference we will go with is 18×7.5 +48 with a 5×100 bolt pattern. While the bolt pattern alone with limit you tremendously, we can all agree that the factory wheel specs are… ‘Mid’ at best.

If you’re looking for something a bit wider than factory, without having to modify your fenders or worry about your fender liners, going up 1 inch in width and down 13mm in offset is the way forward. The Rotiform DTM, starting at under $1400 per set is a perfect candidate for this fitment style, sporting an 18×8.5 +35 spec and a silver finish will be sure to add a bit more style to an otherwise factory GR86, plus you can rest easy knowing you have the history and reputation of Rotiform keeping you safe. If that’s a bit out of budget, no worries, we have countless budget options in this very fitment to get you right.

 Rotiform R170 DTM | 18×8.5 +35 (Part #R1701885F3+35)

If you want fitment so flush, there’s no dip from fender to wheel face, we recommend 18×9 +40. Flush fitment often requires some trimming of the fender wells and often times, the final result is so worth it. To achieve this look, we recommend the Volk ZE40, but if that’s out of budget, the Enkei PF05 is also a sure fit for those looking to add some dimension to their GR86 without breaking the bank.

Volk Racing ZE40 | 18×9 +40 (Part #WKZW40DA)

Enkei RPF1 | 18×9 +40 (Part #504-890-8040GM)

While those looking for battle stance (less wheel, more tire) would opt for 17” wheels, the dimensions as far as width and offset are the same as they are with the 18’s. For this crowd, we recommend 17×9 +35 to +45 with minor trimming. However, if you want a little poke, keep the diameter at 18” and go with a set of SSR GTX01’s in 18×9.5 +40, add some 200 treadwear tires, and enjoy the pass.

  SSR GTX01 | 18×9.5 +40 (Part #XA18950+4005CDK)

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to one of our fitment specialists!

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Toyota GR Corolla Morizo Edition, 2022. A hard-core version of the world’s biggest selling car for the Japanese market. Gazoo Racing have worked with Toyota Motor Corporation President and Master Driver Akio Toyoda, a.k.a. Morizo, who was behind the wheel of development prototypes. Modifications include:

Removing the rear seat to create a two-seater has reduced weight by approximately 30 kilograms.

Maximum torque has been increased from 370 Nm to 400 Nm, and acceleration performance has been improved by increasing torque in the mid-rpm range.

Body rigidity was further strengthened by applying an additional 3.3 meters of structural adhesive and adding body reinforcement braces.

Lower-geared differential gears and the use of closer ratios for the first, second, and third gears have improved dynamic performance.

High-grip tires, widened by 10 mm, improve cornering stability and braking performance.

Exclusive semi-bucket seats.

The exterior color is an exclusive Matte Steel, and the front windshield bears Morizo's signature as a testament to the unique approach to creating the GR Corolla Morizo Edition

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Toyota 7 before the crash, Le Mans 2023

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After the Hyperpole of the 24h of Le Mans, Ferrari will start from P1 and P2 into the race on saturday. Toyota was more than a second slower than the fastest Ferrari and is only starting from P3 and P5. Also the #3 Cadillac had to retire 5 minutes before the end of the Hyperpole because there was a fire on the car, but I think they should be able to repair the car for the race on Saturday. Here is the full starting order:

Starting order for the 24h of Le Mans 2023:

#50 Ferrari (Hypercar)

#51 Ferrari (Hypercar)

#8 Toyota (Hypercar)

#75 Porsche (Hypercar)

#7 Toyota (Hypercar)

#2 Cadillac (Hypercar)

#5 Porsche (Hypercar)

#3 Cadillac (Hypercar)

#6 Porsche (Hypercar)

#93 Peugeot (Hypercar)

#94 Peugeot (Hypercar)

#708 Glickenhaus (Hypercar)

#311 Action Express Racing (Cadillac) (Hypercar)

#709 Glickenhaus (Hypercar)

#4 Floyd Vanwall Racing (Hypercar)

#38 Hertz JOTA (Porsche) (Hypercar)

#48 Idec Sport (LMP2)

#28 JOTA (LMP2)

#41 WRT (LMP2)

#47 Cool Racing (LMP2)

#63 Prema Racing (LMP2)

#14 Nielsen Racing (LMP2)

#9 Prema Racing (LMP2)

#10 Vector Sport (LMP2)

#45 Algarve Pro Racing (LMP2)

#22 United Autosports (LMP2)

#923 Racing Team Turkey (LMP2)

#65 Panis Racing (LMP2)

#34 Inter Europol Competition (LMP2)

#23 United Autosport (LMP2)

#31 WRT (LMP2)

#37 Cool Racing (LMP2)

#80 AF Corse (LMP2)

#43 DKR Engineering (LMP2)

#35 Alpine (LMP2)

#30 Duqueine Team (LMP2)

#32 Inter Europol Competition (LMP2)

#39 GRAFF Racing (LMP2)

#36 Alpine (LMP2)

#13 Tower Motorsports (LMP2)

#33 Corvette Racing (GTE)

#25 ORT by TF (Aston Martin) (GTE)

#54 AF Corse (Ferrari) (GTE)

#21 AF Corse (Ferrari) (GTE)

#83 Richard Mille AF Corse (Ferrari) (GTE)

#57 Kessel Racing (Ferrari) (GTE)

#55 GMB Motorsport (Aston Martin) (GTE)

#74 Kessel Racing (Ferrari) (GTE)

#77 Dempsey-Proton Racing (Porsche) (GTE)

#86 GR Racing (Porsche) (GTE)

#100 Walkenhorst Motorsport (Ferrari) (GTE)

#85 Iron Dames (Porsche) (GTE)

#60 Iron Lynx (Porsche) (GTE)

#72 TF Sport (Aston Martin) (GTE)

#56 Project 1 (Porsche) (GTE)

#911 Proton Competition (Porsche) (GTE)

#16 Proton Competition (Porsche) (GTE)

#98 Northwest AMR (Aston Martin) (GTE)

#66 JMW Motorsport (Ferrari) (GTE)

#88 Proton Competition (Porsche) (GTE)

#777 D'Station Racing (Aston Martin) (GTE)

#24 Hendrick Motorsports (Chevrolet) (NASCAR)

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Gazoo Racing catches air down the Nordschleife DE with their N°83 Lexus LFA earning the SP8 class victory at the 2012 ADAC 24H-Rennen Nürburgring after finishing fifteenth overall.

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Japanese Sports Car SilhouetteHistory

Silhouettes of Toyota GR Supra and FT-1 Concept.

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Toyota Supra Upgrades: A Guide by Toyota of N Charlotte

Are you looking to upgrade your Supra?

This sports car is already iconic, but there are lots of ways you can customize your ride and make it your own! Our N Charlotte auto care experts are here to talk about Toyota Supra exhaust, turbos, air intake, and more!

Selecting Your Toyota Supra Exhaust 

Which Toyota Supra exhaust you choose should depend on why you want one. Your new Toyota Supra exhaust will make the vehicle louder, more powerful, and it can increase airflow or improve fuel efficiency. Here are some things to look out for when choosing:

When it comes to material, you want to stick with stainless steel or aluminized steel. Stainless steel is resistant to high temperatures, corrosion, and rust, and aluminized steel is just a lighter, cheaper option. 

Make sure the piping diameter is not too narrow or too wide. This will affect gas flow and performance. 

Ensure that you have the correct model for your car and get the installation done by a mechanic you trust. 

Selecting Your Toyota Supra Turbo 

Looking to increase the power and torque of your car? A new Toyota Supra turbo may be the perfect upgrade for you. Here are some tips from our N Charlotte Toyota team on choosing your new Toyota Supra Turbo. 

Decide what horsepower range you’re aiming for before purchasing a Toyota Supra turbo. Also, ensure your car has the traction to handle the turbo you choose.

Think about the thermodynamics involved with increasing power. You don’t want a turbo that will push the temperature up too high when maximizing forced induction. 

Make sure the compressor and turbo you choose can push a lot of air into the engine’s cylinders. 

Selecting Your Toyota Supra Air Intake 

Similar to Toyota Supra turbos, the Toyota Supra air intake system uses air to create more power in the engine. Below are some things to think about when choosing a new N Charlotte Toyota Supra air intake:

Cold air intakes are better for performance because cold air is more rich in oxygen, which enhances combustion.

There are two types of styles with cold Toyota Supra air intakes (short ram and true).

The short ram requires less fabrication work since you can access the air filter more easily.

The true cold pushes the air as far forward as possible but might require more “plumbing” and fabrication.

You want to choose a Toyota Supra air intake that matches your car model and year. This will ensure easy installation. 

You want to go for heat resistant materials. You want it to stay cold in your engine, but also not hot in your air intake system.

Using straight hoses in your Toyota Supra air intake system is more efficient for airflow than curved hoses. 

You want to select a weather and water resistant system. Any water that gets inside the system can cause a huge engine failure.

Want to Learn More About Toyota Supra Turbos and Upgrades?

Toyota of N Charlotte is here with more info on upgrading your Toyota Supra.  Stop by 13429 Statesville Road and our auto service techs will make sure you pick out the right Toyota Supra turbo for your ride! Just take exit 23 off I-77 in Huntersville.

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Taking a Look at Upgrades Like Toyota Supra Turbos 

Looking for an upgrade? The Toyota Supra is a fantastic vehicle, which you probably know already if you own one. If you’re looking to take your car to the next level, our Orlando Toyota team is here with a guide to Toyota Supra turbos, upgrades, and more!

Toyota Supra Turbos, Exhausts, and Air Intakes: Let’s Get Into It!

Let’s talk about the performance upgrades available for your Orlando Toyota Supra. Whether you’re looking for a new exhaust or turbo, we’ve got you covered. 

Upgrading Your Toyota Supra Exhaust

So, how do you choose a new Toyota Supra exhaust? If you’re looking to improve airflow to the engine, make your car louder, and improve fuel efficiency then an upgraded Toyota Supra exhaust is a great option for you. Here are some factors to consider:

Material: You want to choose a quality material for your exhaust. Stainless steel is rust resistant and can withstand high temperatures/corrosion. If you’re looking for a cheaper and lightweight option, aluminized steel is a great alternative (just not quite as durable). 

Piping diameter: This is important because if the piping is too narrow or wide it can affect performance and how exhaust gasses flow. 

Installation: You should check that the Toyota Supra exhaust you choose doesn’t involve welding and that it fits the model you own. You can always talk to one of our Toyota of Orlando auto technicians if you’re not sure. 

Upgrading Your Toyota Supra Turbo

Here are some things our Toyota of Orlando team suggests you think about when choosing a Toyota Supra turbo:

Decide what horsepower range you want. You don’t always need the biggest turbo option available - consider your specific vehicle and what your traction/engine can handle. 

Consider the thermodynamics involved. The last thing you want is to increase temperatures to the point of damaging your vehicle or engine. 

Be careful when choosing your compressor. When choosing a Toyota Supra turbo, you’ll need to ensure the compressor is efficient when pushing air into the engine’s cylinders. 

Upgrading Your Toyota Supra Air Intake

The Toyota Supra air intake system basically uses air to create more power. By combining airflow tubes and an air filter, the Toyota Supra air intake system will be able to push more oxygen into the engine. Here’s what you should think about what you choose your Toyota Supra air intake system:

2 types of cold air intake styles

Short ram makes accessing the air filter easier 

True cold air intake needs more fabrication and plumbing

Cold air intake is preferable for the Supra because cold air enhances combustion

Choose a Toyota Supra air intake that works for your specific model and year

You want to go for heat-resistant materials to ensure air stays cold on its way to the engine

Straight hoses are more efficient than curved hoses 

Ensure your Toyota Supra air intake system is weather resistant and protected from water (water in the system can lead to engine failure)

Get info on Toyota sports car exhaust, turbo, and more at Toyota of Orlando

Ready to upgrade your Toyota Supra? Call or visit Toyota of Orlando today. We’re conveniently located just off I-4 near the Millenia Mall at 3575 Vineland Road, and you can reach us seven days a week at (407) 298-0001.

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