Toyota FT-86 Undercarriage and Suspension Pictures from Geneva

[West]

Oh No, FT-86 Up-skirt action!

Here are some snaps of the undercarriage of the Toyota FT-86 snapped at Geneva. The fact these exist mean people are completely nuts about this car.

JACKE is most likely the jack point and a lovely rear diff

Some were taken from our friends at FT86club

[ra23celica]

Excellent - well done! Do I see a sway bar and lower wishbones at the rear? What is the front suspension configuration? Oh man on man this is great stuff!

[Cal]

I wonder how this person got these pics without being assassinated by security.

[Hachiroku]

I wonder how this person got these pics without being assassinated by security.

I was the photographer, and posted the photos originally at : http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=456

It was actually not too difficult to take these photos. The Toyota grounds crew setting up the exhibit were very accomodating and even stopped the rotating stand to let me take photos.

[Cal]

I was the photographer, and posted the photos originally at : FT-86 production version NOT at 2010 Geneva (yet). Photos of FT-86 concept from show. - Toyota FT-86 Forum and Subaru 216a Forum | ft86club

It was actually not too difficult to take these photos. The Toyota grounds crew setting up the exhibit were very accomodating and even stopped the rotating stand to let me take photos.

Cool, haha i see you are an admin of the other site. Well when ours see's this thread I am sure he take care of your request. He probably just found the pics on the internet where someone else had already removed the watermark.

How close to the production model do you think your pictures represent?

[West]

Welcome HachiRoku. Thanks for taking these, wish I could have been there with ya!

[Exitspeed]

Man I wish you would have had a wide angle lens. But regardless, awesome pics!

If this car comes anywhere near me soon I'm def gonna do some snoopin.

[ra23celica]

Thanks Hachiroku, fabulous pics - great work.

Does anyone else feel a warm glow inside when someone mentions the words ... "rear diff" ?!?