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Too much camber, too less toe in for this configuration. Bye for now Fred

You might change the title to "All you want to know about GR Corolla" ;-). Thanks for collecting all the vids in one place Bye for now Fred

First of all a warm welcome from the old world. My answer to your thoughts is biased. On one hand I appreciate any Porsche sold (pays my rent), on the other hand I've done it like you and ordered my GR86 (still waiting like all the others here in Europe). Bye for now Fred

Welcome from another Pavement grey premium MT. Ordered 10.03.22 and my car is hanging around in Zeebrügge, delivery announced to end of September/October. Your dealer and your illness are no reason to be late. Bye for now Fred

Sorry to jump in, you'll have a brilliant journey. If you are "ahead of time" going to Baden-Baden you might do a short detour and visit my place for a coffee (leave the Autobahn in Bruchsal, direction Bretten, coffee place in Neulingen-Nußbaum - approx. 30 minutes from the Autobahn). After the...

https://www.fensport.co.uk/collections/gr-yaris-1-6-turbo-4wd-10-20/category_exhaust-system should be a good starting point Click on the system you want and a lot of info pops up. Bye for now Fred

Welcome Sly, I'm sure you'll find some contacts locally and/or worldwide. Nice people easily get in touch with the crowd 😜 Bye for now Fred

Watched the video again. It's definitiv "the sound of understeer". You're too fast into the corner. Try to enter at lower speed and then accelerate just before apex and you won't hear that rattling (and you'll be faster ;)). Bye for now Fred

Can't see the steering wheel, but it sounds like heavy understeer in combination with activated traction control (trying to keep your car on track), transmission in 60/40. If correct this behavior has to be expected and doesn't harm your car. Bye for now Fred

Have never driven behind my own cars, so I don't care about their looks :cool: . If you search for more info the company is named Avest and got an ebay shop here Bye for now Fred

Brilliant weather in Bavaria and lots of fun. Bye for now Fred

Welcome on board to you and your precious GRY. Greetings from Germany and bye for now Fred

@GRunt : have a look here and you'll see some of our vendors already joined :) @KobayashiMaru86 : Any forum is as good as their members. Just let's hope we all comply with the rules. Long live our forum dedicated to special cars! Bye for now Fred

Can't help with a number. Maybe this link helps: Sure someone (at least me) is interested in your findings :) . Bye for now Fred

Just my two cents: Managed to reach 86000km with the first set of GT86 brake pads (including some track days on the Nürburgring and Bilster Berg). Reason enough for me to assume I don't have to change brake system parts on the GT86, time will tell... Bye for now. Fred

Remembering my GT86 I know that I could sense the existence of the stabilizers combined with a strut bar. Even in a rigid structure it will be noticable (at least for sensible people). Sooner or later I'll add them. Bye for now Fred

You may want to do what I do: I'll keep them both 😉. Bye for now Fred

Separate drums like with GT86/BRZ Bye for now Fred

This is a car to drive, not to crash ;-). Most of my life I had no airbags and I'm still alive. Don't care about synthetic numbers Bye for now Fred

Design doesn't matter for me (adequate is enough). I loved my GT86, was the nicest car I have driven in my life. The GR Yaris is my first non-RWD transport - I enjoy the performance and handling, but when the GT86 was launched I knew I need one. With both cars I'm sure I won't have to drive a...