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Scion FR-S Preliminary Specifications
Scion FR-S Preliminary Specifications
Length 166.7 in. Width 69.9 in. Height 51.2 in. (not including antenna base) Wheelbase 101.2 in. Track Front 59.8 in. Rear 60.6 in. Seating capacity 4 Engine Total displacement 1,998 cc Type Horizontally opposed four-cylinder, D-4S injection, DOHC Bore × stroke 86 × 86 mm. Maximum output 200hp @ 7,000 rpm Maximum torque 151 lb.-ft. @ 6,600 rpm Transmission 6-speed manual or 6-speed automatic with paddle shifters Driveline Rear-wheel drive Suspension Front MacPherson struts Rear Double wishbone Brakes Front Ventilated Disc Rear Ventilated Disc Tires Front 215/45R17 Rear 215/45R17 Fuel tank 13.2 gallons Fuel Premium Unleaded |
we need to know:
mpg 0-60 1/4mi top speed cost for insurance lol |
More importantly WEIGHT!
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Originally Posted by Alvie
(Post 3944476)
More importantly WEIGHT!
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Originally Posted by r2d2michael
(Post 3944428)
we need to know:
mpg 0-60 1/4mi top speed cost for insurance lol |
I really want this car, put the price is going to have to be right.
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i really want one..
still trying to figure out what the difference is going to be between the scion and Subaru version since supposedly Subaru isn't going to turbo charge there version anymore. |
Originally Posted by egobuster1
(Post 3944792)
i really want one..
still trying to figure out what the difference is going to be between the scion and Subaru version since supposedly Subaru isn't going to turbo charge there version anymore. |
Cheaper price tag makes it a no brainer unless you have cash to spend. Also, if you want to upgrade to nicer interior pieces from the BRZ, it should fit since it's the same car.
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I wonder how this is gonna shake out,,, not gonna be very fast but if the pricing makes sense(unlike the IQ).. it is gonna be a winner...
needs boost though..get this car in 350hp range and it will be a nice driver |
There are talks of a TRD S/C putting it at an estimated 280hp. I'll believe it when I see it though.
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Originally Posted by ESEMRFOZZ13
(Post 3944527)
2700 lbs.
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Originally Posted by 1stOne
(Post 3945782)
Not quite that heavy...
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review Yea I know it's the Noobaru, but it's the same car. |
Right, here are Car and Driver's numbers from the Subaru BRZ version of the vehicle...
VEHICLE TYPE: front-engine, rear-wheel-drive, 2+2-passenger, 2-door coupe ESTIMATED BASE PRICE: around $25,000 ENGINE TYPE: DOHC 16-valve flat-4, aluminum block and heads, port and direct fuel injection Displacement: 122 cu in, 1998 cc Power: 200 hp @ 7000 rpm Torque: 151 lb-ft @ 6400 rpm TRANSMISSIONS: 6-speed manual, 6-speed automatic with manual shifting mode DIMENSIONS: Wheelbase: 101.2 in Length: 166.9 in Width: 69.9 in Height: 51.2 in Curb weight: 2800–2900 lb PERFORMANCE (C/D EST): Zero to 60 mph: 6.0–6.2 sec Zero to 100 mph: 15.5–15.7 sec Standing ¼-mile: 14.7–14.9 sec Top speed: 143 mph PROJECTED FUEL ECONOMY (C/D EST): EPA city/highway driving: 19/27 mpg http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review |
Originally Posted by fistpoint
(Post 3945921)
Heavier according to Car and Driver:
http://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/...t-drive-review Yea I know it's the Noobaru, but it's the same car. I can say that the FR-S is not that heavy. I have the actual specs in front of me... |
Originally Posted by Jon
(Post 3944912)
There are talks of a TRD S/C putting it at an estimated 280hp. I'll believe it when I see it though.
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Are you speculating or do you know?
TRD’s most popular supercharger conversion is applied to the American market Tacoma pick up, boosting its 4-litre V6 engine from 233bhp to 301bhp suggesting that a 280bhp GT 86 with, critically, a massive boost in the low down torque the car currently lacks would be easily achieved. |
Originally Posted by 1stOne
(Post 3946043)
It is and it isn't.
I can say that the FR-S is not that heavy. I have the actual specs in front of me... |
I like my job...lol.
Don't worry, you'll all know soon enough! |
I dont like the premium fuel thing. I guarantee it coulda been made to use regular which is about .30 cheaper. Hyundai/Kia and Ford can do it on turbo cars.
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