This is gold bro. Love itSaw these on the Facebook page and wanted to share. These are NOT my photos so I’m not taking credit but they’re cool to see the additional spot welding etc.
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Would be cool, question is if all the bolt points exist. There a video showing harness mounting point in floor under a carpet flap on the ME which i would think isnt on other editions.The rear seat delete also appears to only be bolted in which means it could probably be added later if people wanted.
One of the Facebook groups had someone who ran the info through a translator and got this, if it helps.Would anyone be able to translate or decipher the Japanese in the vehicle description and let me know if it mentions the wheel bolt pattern?
Would anyone be able to translate or decipher the Japanese in the vehicle description and let me know if it mentions the wheel bolt pattern?
They did the same thing with the Yaris, it’s pretty cool.So, in my non-engineering brain they "seam welded" and gained structural rigidity?
Very interesting and it's dope they had an entire cutaway of the chassis. This could also tell us that additional sturt braces, suspensions arms, and roll cages will have a good impact on increased performance.
Yup, its fairly common practice on advanced race builds where they strip the car down to bare chassis and go and stitch weld seams to increase rigidity. The awesome thing with the GRY and C’s is its done at the factory so you get a factory Paintjob/finish over it and warranty.They did the same thing with the Yaris, it’s pretty cool.
A lot of stuff they did with these cars is similar to what the aftermarket (Tec Arts) does to the AE86 Corolla. Lol
Yup I love it. Even with the carbon fiber roof and other things.Yup, its fairly common practice on advanced race builds where they strip the car down to bare chassis and go and stitch weld seams to increase rigidity. The awesome thing with the GRY and C’s is its done at the factory so you get a factory Paintjob/finish over it and warranty.
TNGA has opened a lot of possibilities for them, it’s pretty excitingCan't wait to drive this thing. Toyota chassis's in general have improved a ton over the years, so having one with the full treatment will be awesome.
They show most of them in green. It’s hard to see but a lot of them are inside the chassis here and there. I remember seeing a GR Yaris one somewhere and that one had a lot of them.Technically not 'seam welding' - just additional spot welds and structural adhesive. They reduce the pitch of existing welds on flanges to provide more connection between the parts, resulting in a stiffer joint. Just as cool in my opinion. Thanks for sharing. Wish we got a better view of where the additional adhesive was added, that can provide a huge benefit if there was not adhesive there before.
That smooth underbody.This video was posted as well
This video was posted as well