This Race-Inspired Scion FR-S Isn't Coming to America, But We'll Show You How to Build It

No need to be so envious, this time.

Mar 25, 2013
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Another day, another cool Euro-only car that we'd like to own. Luckily, in the case of this modified Toyota GT86 (Scion FR-S over here), there's a DIY solution to our problem. Here's our guide to creating your own Toyota Scion/Subaru GT86 FR-S/BRZ Cup Edition.

Related: 10 Things You Need to Know About the Toyota/Subaru FR-S/BRZ Twins
Related: Gallery: 20 Awesome Scion FR-S Customs From the SEMA Show

[via Road & Track] 

Vinyl Decals

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Getting custom vinyl decals to match the ones from the real Cup Edition will probably run you $150-$300 but you'd have to ask a local professional to get a real quote.

Tires

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It can be difficult to find Pirelli Pzero Nero GT tries in the states, but you can get Falken Azenis RT-615Ks for $185 each at Discount Tire.

OZ Racing Ultraleggera Wheels

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Get 'em at Tire Rack for $357 each. For you numerophobes out there, that's a grand total of $1,428.

Alcantara Steering Wheel

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You've got a few options here:


  • You can buy some alcantara online, make a pattern, and recover your own wheel for about $80 and four hours, if you're good with a needle.

  • You can pay someone else t do the same thing for about $250.

  • You can buy an aftermarket wheel, like the one shown from JPM Coachworks for $495.

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