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Comparing the FR-S with the 86.
I know that both don't have the stock body kit in these pics since I wanted to give them a different look, but there are a couple of other things that are different from both cars.
Notice the headlights. The Scion doesn't have the LED's that the 86 has. Also, the fog lights in the Scion are smaller, but they work in contrast with the Toyota's that are always off.
At the rear, things are basically the same. The only difference is the exhaust tips. (Please notice that I haven't changed the exhaust). The 86's exhaust tips are bigger and poke out of the bumper.
Now, at the interior, things are really different. First, obviously the Scion is Left hand drive. But there are other things that set both cars appart.
-The analog speedometer in the Scion is in both miles and kilometers, where in the Toyota is only in kilometers.
-The Digital speedometer in the Scion reads in miles exclusively.
-The Toyota has a engine start button. the Scion has a more common key start.
-The Scion's dashboard is much more conservative and the controls for the a/c and other things look less expensive.
-The red accents in the seats are different in both cars.
So this car really isn't just a full copy-paste from PD. It's actually different, even if it is only the interior details.
As for the handling, the Scion does feel lessundersteery OVERsteery. That's all I can say.
I know that both don't have the stock body kit in these pics since I wanted to give them a different look, but there are a couple of other things that are different from both cars.
Notice the headlights. The Scion doesn't have the LED's that the 86 has. Also, the fog lights in the Scion are smaller, but they work in contrast with the Toyota's that are always off.
At the rear, things are basically the same. The only difference is the exhaust tips. (Please notice that I haven't changed the exhaust). The 86's exhaust tips are bigger and poke out of the bumper.
Now, at the interior, things are really different. First, obviously the Scion is Left hand drive. But there are other things that set both cars appart.
-The analog speedometer in the Scion is in both miles and kilometers, where in the Toyota is only in kilometers.
-The Digital speedometer in the Scion reads in miles exclusively.
-The Toyota has a engine start button. the Scion has a more common key start.
-The Scion's dashboard is much more conservative and the controls for the a/c and other things look less expensive.
-The red accents in the seats are different in both cars.
So this car really isn't just a full copy-paste from PD. It's actually different, even if it is only the interior details.
As for the handling, the Scion does feel less
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