GR Yaris (Gen 2) mk2 Aero package part numbers

Ecsrobin said:
Only number known at present is the undertrays
Click to expand...
Also, the rear bumper duct. For some reason, these were freely available to buy in Japan before the aero kit was announced, but not anymore. Now you have to provide a chassis number to purchase these parts.

Part numbers:
52164-52150
52165-52150

Fun fact: my Gen1, built in 2013-04, already has the cutting outlines for the rear bumper ducts.
Makes me wonder what other easter eggs are right in front of us that we're missing :)

outline.webp
 
  • Like
  • Haha
Reactions: Sterbo, TheManWithTheStick, Ecsrobin and 1 other person
tonic said:
Also, the rear bumper duct. For some reason, these were freely available to buy in Japan before the aero kit was announced, but not anymore. Now you have to provide a chassis number to purchase these parts.

Part numbers:
52164-52150
52165-52150

Fun fact: my Gen1, built in 2013-04, already has the cutting outlines for the rear bumper ducts.
Makes me wonder what other easter eggs are right in front of us that we're missing :)

View attachment 38105
Click to expand...
that bracket you see, did you make it?
 
tonic said:
Also, the rear bumper duct. For some reason, these were freely available to buy in Japan before the aero kit was announced, but not anymore. Now you have to provide a chassis number to purchase these parts.

Part numbers:
52164-52150
52165-52150

Fun fact: my Gen1, built in 2013-04, already has the cutting outlines for the rear bumper ducts.
Makes me wonder what other easter eggs are right in front of us that we're missing :)

View attachment 38105
Click to expand...
what bumper support plate if this one? oh it was this one.
tonic

GR Yaris Thread 'Rear bumper corner support'

While planning a trip to Sweden for some ice driving, I decided to build rear bumper corner support brackets. These are to prevent the rear bumper from getting ripped off if I catch a snowbank with the rear arch. A fellow of mine had this happen, and it resulted in his rear bumper breaking in half.

There are some options available on the market (like https://www.ebay.com/itm/276479589698), but they may interfere with rear mud guards. Plus, I’m not a fan of attaching them to the main rear subframe mounting studs.

Tried to stick to the following design requirements:
must allow rear...
  • Like
  • Love
 
  • Like
Reactions: Sterbo
Michael Knight said:
what bumper support plate if this one? oh it was this one.
tonic

GR Yaris Thread 'Rear bumper corner support'

While planning a trip to Sweden for some ice driving, I decided to build rear bumper corner support brackets. These are to prevent the rear bumper from getting ripped off if I catch a snowbank with the rear arch. A fellow of mine had this happen, and it resulted in his rear bumper breaking in half.

There are some options available on the market (like https://www.ebay.com/itm/276479589698), but they may interfere with rear mud guards. Plus, I’m not a fan of attaching them to the main rear subframe mounting studs.

Tried to stick to the following design requirements:
must allow rear...
  • Like
  • Love
Click to expand...
Thanks, I'll take a look... I was also thinking of putting the BFM bumper to vent the air... I don't like the aero one... will it help?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back