The foremost extreme Toyota GT86 will make its UK debut in the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The TRD Griffon Project is really a showcase for TRD's performance parts. Toyota says the Griffon, which Isn‘t intended for production, is developed specifically for track driving with extensive modifications to scale back weight and strengthen the chassis. TRD has replaced the conventional GT86’s Torsen limited-slip diff using its own mechanical diff and also the final drive ratio is reduced to 4. 8 : 1. Coilover suspension units, a brand new oil cooler and TRD monoblock callipers with race-spec brake pads are among another modifications. The GT86 Griffon features a carbonfibre roof, bonnet, doors, bootlid and rear wings, while carbonfibre-reinforced plastic is designed to construct the bumpers, front wings and rear diffuser. The conventional car’s glass windows happen to be replaced by polycarbonate units. A brand new driver’s bucket seat, gear knob, ignition button and gauges – all from TRD –are installed alongside a Momo steering wheel and Takata seatbelts. Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013 : Toyota GT86 TRD Griffon Project
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013: Toyota GT86 TRD Griffon Project
The foremost extreme Toyota GT86 will make its UK debut in the Goodwood Festival of Speed. The TRD Griffon Project is really a showcase for TRD's performance parts. Toyota says the Griffon, which Isn‘t intended for production, is developed specifically for track driving with extensive modifications to scale back weight and strengthen the chassis. TRD has replaced the conventional GT86’s Torsen limited-slip diff using its own mechanical diff and also the final drive ratio is reduced to 4. 8 : 1. Coilover suspension units, a brand new oil cooler and TRD monoblock callipers with race-spec brake pads are among another modifications. The GT86 Griffon features a carbonfibre roof, bonnet, doors, bootlid and rear wings, while carbonfibre-reinforced plastic is designed to construct the bumpers, front wings and rear diffuser. The conventional car’s glass windows happen to be replaced by polycarbonate units. A brand new driver’s bucket seat, gear knob, ignition button and gauges – all from TRD –are installed alongside a Momo steering wheel and Takata seatbelts. Goodwood Festival of Speed 2013 : Toyota GT86 TRD Griffon Project
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