It's not the car who is too slow, it's the driver who is too slow. 86 is pareto princip at its finest. You get 86% hypercar for 20% of the price. Also there is a sub 8 time made by OneLapHeroes (7:59.1)
@georgecupac120214 сағат бұрын
Yes it's to slow and unreliable.
@Relicon19 сағат бұрын
what year is your car? and do you know if this would work for a 2024 gr86? on the one site i just looked it said 22-23 gr86
@denisbussiere744221 сағат бұрын
2025 civic si, 0-60 : 6.6 seconds
@denisbussiere744221 сағат бұрын
And the Kia Forte turbo, 0-60 : 6.7 seconds
@DrivenbyOwen2 күн бұрын
I think you've finally convinced me!!! Some Black Friday sales on now too...
@KonkrRoadsКүн бұрын
Hey great choice!! I think you'll love it. When do you think you'll install??
@DrivenbyOwenКүн бұрын
@@KonkrRoads I pulled the trigger, so just waiting for it to ship. We are buried in snow for a couple of months here, so I think I'll wait until spring unfortunately... but I'll post a video of our impressions when the time comes. Excited and like I say, your video made it a much more informed decision :)
@ghrtt79 күн бұрын
I use rhino ramps. Super quick and more oil comes out with the front end up. Never used a crush washer and never had a leak on any car.. Also, check your valve covers, both of mine were leaking at 35K. By the way, do they enforce the front plate in Hawaii?
@KonkrRoads9 күн бұрын
@@ghrtt7 good data, thanks 🤙. Front plate is mandatory, enforcement is sporadic -- though in my neighborhood enforcement is very strict. I'd have my plate up front regardless to avoid an obvious reason to be pulled over. How about your area?
@ghrtt78 күн бұрын
@@KonkrRoads they were terrible back in Connecticut but here in Washington they don't care thankfully.
@takticss10 күн бұрын
people just won’t stop complaining.. the gt86 was fine . people r droids. it’s driver dependent too 😂
@KonkrRoads9 күн бұрын
Agreed. Dissing the 86 follows the Nickelback phenomenon. 86/BRZ is the most fun car I've had...if I put some cheap tires on I doubt there'd be any car more fun regardless of price 🤙
@takticss8 күн бұрын
@ yess. it’s definitely a very underrated car, probably one of the most.
@hibye338711 күн бұрын
Have you thought of the billetworkz titanium tall teardrop shifter?
@KonkrRoads11 күн бұрын
@@hibye3387 no I haven't, but I assume it's pretty light being titanium. Burnt blue is a good look. You?
@hibye338710 күн бұрын
@ nah never tried it, but debating between that and the Cobb tall teardrop in conjunction with a short shifter
@danielandrews702814 күн бұрын
It’s just as fast as my “stock” 350z from 2005. Z had linear power throughout powerband and gr86 comes alive after 4krpm. Both were/are manual transmission
@KonkrRoads13 күн бұрын
That's good data, and the Z is no slouch. You own both cars??
@danielandrews702812 күн бұрын
@@KonkrRoads I owned the z for 10 years. From 2005-2015
@mattonthewater15 күн бұрын
Waiting on this muffler to deliver to me as well as a GR intake. #dadlife
@KonkrRoads15 күн бұрын
@@mattonthewater hey nice choice on the exhaust -- you'll love it. Let me know how the GR intake goes...I hear the hp gains are solid 🤙
@Aquavarna116 күн бұрын
I'll be doing my first oil change soon at 1000miles with 5w-30, I'm not a fan of 20w oil in cars. Good info and thanks for the video.😀
@KonkrRoads15 күн бұрын
Hey I appreciate it -- any mod plans for the car??
@Pharaoh_The_Great17 күн бұрын
The gr86 is more for drift and the brz js more for grip. I prefer the gr86.
@KonkrRoads15 күн бұрын
That's a fair assessment. I'd say the BRZ is more for a daily too -- and its aluminum knuckles give a splash more steering feel than the tS and 86 if that's your thing 🤙
@Rayshader19 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video, I am driving 2023 BRZ in the exact same colour as your GR86. A neat trick to oil change is to drain the oil first, then do the refill with a cheaper oil. Bring the engine to temp with a short drive. Drain the oil and keep it for the next flush. Now, change the oil filter and pour in the intended engine oil as you normally would. Does take some extra work but definitely worth it for longevity.
@KonkrRoads19 күн бұрын
I can appreciate the attention to detail in using that flush method 🤙
@calvin_tea20 күн бұрын
do you have a video of hoe you did the camera setup in the car?
@KonkrRoads19 күн бұрын
I don't have a video, but I can share. I use GoPro Hero11 Blacks filming at 4k; I have a three-cup suction mount for interior filming (usually stuck to passenger window) and a VERY stout dual-cup suction mount for the exterior (usually mounted on roof or front bumper). If you have more Qs just shout 🤙
@devilreiaxle875521 күн бұрын
gr86 fast cus i got hella tickets from the cops
@KonkrRoads15 күн бұрын
LOL!! I'll play along...how many tickets so far??
@hubi14322 күн бұрын
is youe drive way flat ? i think it can also affect the oil level when it slightly angle
@KonkrRoads22 күн бұрын
Top part is flat then it slopes downwards a bit. You're 100% right, the slope can skew the oil reading for sure 🤙
@hubi14322 күн бұрын
yeah thats my problem too idont know if my level is full or low becausw of the slope. any tips on what to do?
@KonkrRoads22 күн бұрын
@ best thing to do is double check your oil on the flattest surface you find. I'll validate my readings when I leave work -- the parking lot there is ultra flat. Shopping malls, restaurants , etc -- any lot that's even and convenient for you where you're parked long enough so the oil is all in the pan 🤙
@bolobud25 күн бұрын
Thank you for making all these videos. After discovering your videos I traded in my car (200 series LC) for your car (limited magnetite gray BRZ). I really believe car is unique, having test driven SS1LE, Mustang GT/GT350, 997 911, M4, etc. As it’s my first manual, it’s been a bit of a learning curve but 600 miles in the 2 weeks I’ve owned it has adjusted me. Gonna love how easy this oil change is at 1000 miles. The LC had ~20 bolts holding in the skid plates protecting the oil filter. This is a piece of cake compared to it. Looking forward to seeing more maintenance videos and if you have any break-in tips from your experience, other than what’s in the manual, would appreciate your insight. Cheers 🤙
@KonkrRoads25 күн бұрын
Congrats on the new BRZ, and welcome to the world of manual driving! Glad I could be of help in your car journey -- I'm legitimately flattered 🤙. How does it feel going from the 200 LC to the BRZ?
@bolobud21 күн бұрын
@ it’s night and day really. BRZ can carve corners at 25 mph, and the same corners in the 200 would make you feel like you’re about to fall off a boat. Like driving a scalpel vs a land yacht. I do miss the engine noise of the 5.7 but nothing an exhaust won’t help with one day. I’ll be on the lookout for exhaust videos from you for sure
@KonkrRoads21 күн бұрын
Here's two videos I made reviewing my HKS Legamax Premium Axleback (LPA): kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWXbon2IasR4f9Usi=iFX5IhutUmgEw7ee kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJbanqCnZrqYe9Usi=1T7C2YcjHe0XgLRs This is a calm, smooth, and regal note for the car. If you want something to sound a bit throatier like your old V8, the Borla S Type (1st gen) seems to be a go-to 🤙
@bolobud20 күн бұрын
@ Thank you! I saw your HKS video. that’s the way to go in my opinion.
@Bones_207725 күн бұрын
you deserve more subs
@KonkrRoads25 күн бұрын
Hey thanks Bones 🤙. Subs are certainly hard to come by, but at least making the videos are good times! Cheers 🍻
@stevenbettez201727 күн бұрын
If you loosen the oil filter while the drain plug is out I believe more oil with drain out
@KonkrRoads26 күн бұрын
I've never tried this is all the years doing my own oil changes -- I'll give it a go next time for sure. Thanks! 🤙
@J.R.F.2328 күн бұрын
I went with the exhaust tip extender. It was reasonably priced, easy to install “and” it looks great!
@KonkrRoads27 күн бұрын
Very nice 🤙. Which extension you go with? Or was it a DIY buy?
@J.R.F.2325 күн бұрын
@@KonkrRoads I bought it from DrivenMedia. It was easy to install, looks great and makes it stick out a little over 2” inches more than the factory US version.
@misterdarkcloud238429 күн бұрын
love the content my guy there isn't a lot of channels doing stuff with the newer brz and its nice to see stuff with my car in it and get advice from other brz owners
@KonkrRoads27 күн бұрын
@@misterdarkcloud2384 thanks darkcloud -- I appreciate it 🤙. How long have you had your BRZ? Done anything to it?
@misterdarkcloud238426 күн бұрын
@KonkrRoads it's been about 6 months just regular maintenance so far.
@artblackwood793629 күн бұрын
If Subaru told you to wash your car once a year, is that what you would do?
@KonkrRoads29 күн бұрын
Negative, but I also don't have an issue meeting or exceeding Subaru's oil change frequency. 🤙
@J.R.F.2329 күн бұрын
He’ll no. I take care of what I own.
@DrivenbyOwen29 күн бұрын
Nice and thorough how-to video. We got a 3-year maintenance plan for our GR86, but we'll be doing this all ourselves when that is over -- and I'll have to rewatch this ;) Still have to keep an eye on the dealer, as they way overfilled one time...
@KonkrRoads28 күн бұрын
Hey Owen thanks for having a look at the video -- good call on keeping your eyes out during dealer services...you never know when the mechanic is having a super bad day 😎🤙
@wvjon7529 күн бұрын
I haven’t driven a BRZ but I figure it’s similar enough to my S2000. These cars have a “fun” amount of power and great handling. I’ve driven more powerful car but if you live in or near the mountain twisties, the BRZ, Miata, S2000 type cars are where it’s at.
@KonkrRoads28 күн бұрын
100% agreed 🤙
@brassdgАй бұрын
Quick search on forums mention the actual USDM pipe on the exhaust is shorter so it really only extends it about an inch because the JDM ones will still sit further forward. This is probably why people prefer to go with an aftermarket extender instead.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
I'm not quite sure what you mean, but I can attest that a USDM with extension and the JDM tips are nearly equal with where they sit in relation to the bumper. Midway through the video I have a clip with both installed -- the extension on one pipe and JDM on the other 🤙
@brassdgАй бұрын
@@KonkrRoads For sure. I'm just saying why someone would opt for the cheaper route if the more expensive JDM tips still aren't able to achieve the OEM JDM look. I personally would just get the JDM tip myself so there's less parts to deal with. Any way you can show it up on the car?
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
I understand what you mean now -- all true that the JDM tips won't bring the identical look. I'm with you -- I'd buy the JDM tips regardless for fewer pieces and less weight...I ultimately bought an HKS axle back so never had to address it 🤙
@HumorDashАй бұрын
I ran over a turtle yesterday in my 22 brz I just had a LITERAL CALLBACK to YESTERDAY over your thumbnail. I could hear the insides of that turtle hitting the other side of the road. The poor thing didn't stand a chance against my 18 inch wheels going around a turn at 60mph. I need a dash cam. I've hit raccoons and all sorts of stuff in this car and I've only owned it a year.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Confirmed: the BRZ is faster than a turtle. Truly sad though. While squirrels have a special place reserved in hell, turtles are chill and deserve a fruitful life. 🤙
@egorlike1324Ай бұрын
5.4 to 60 is not a realistic number. Add a second to that for a real life scenario. Still not slow
@KonkrRoads5 күн бұрын
Car & Driver just posted another 5.4sec 0-60 with their 40,000 mile BRZ. No videos of the run, but the claim is repeated 🤙 www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a41979904/2023-subaru-brz-manual-reliability-maintenance/
@pablosimeonbeats7051Ай бұрын
Its my dream car, when I get that dough I would definitely buy 86 or brz 🔥
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@pablosimeonbeats7051 I hope you get it soon...it says something good that your dream car is a humble twin 🍻🤙
@mattonthewaterАй бұрын
Are the tips polishable to remove the blue?
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Hey thanks for having a look at the video, and yes bluing on titanium can be polished away: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoCVYYmMq5aGfrMsi=CHlRrF8gm3CgMCtR Give the blue tips a chance though -- I had plans to polish but ultimately loved the look. 🤙
@Stuka87Ай бұрын
I wish every exhaust review had all of these different takes.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Hey Stuka thanks for the watch. Which was your favorite view?
@Stuka87Ай бұрын
@@KonkrRoads The DB meter is likely the most useful. Though the 'fly over' was pretty cool.
@ck17350Ай бұрын
Ayyyy! That 12v port in the glove box is a life saver. Just got mine and I did check the box, but not behind it. I was planning on rewiring my dashcam and air pump to connect in some other way but now I don't have to! Thanks for the tip.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@ck17350 glad to help! 🤙
@thekeemstar27Ай бұрын
This is all without mentioning that the cars start brand new at ~$30k, far cheaper than most of the cars listed used.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
The 86/BRZ is the value buy of the decade, for sure 🤙
@CristianVidalАй бұрын
Anyone that says is slow is absolutely insane and doesn’t know shit lol
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Well said 😎🤙
@anthonygreco8285Ай бұрын
I have a Cobb titanium catback exhaust on my 2024 GR86 and I’ve actually pushed the slip on exhaust tips to match a more OEM JDM look v. most people who have them further out. You can’t even really see the laser etching of the Cobb name on them, lol.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
I dig that -- keeps things a bit more subtle 🤙
@sokmunky4104Ай бұрын
I drove a Cobalt SS/SC with some mods as a daily driver for years. The GR86 drives and handles noticeably better and I don't have to worry about extra maintenance with forced induction. The whole reason I bought a GR86 2023 was because it was one of the few new affordable sports cars that still offered all the perks small tuner cars from the 2000s used to offer. If you loved the small tuner cars from the late 90s and early 2000s then this is one of the cars you want to try out. People do not realize getting 228 HP out of a naturally aspirated 4 cylinder is nothing to laugh about AND it is RWD. You can easily get near 250HP with a good header, exhaust, intake, and a E85 tune. If you want to go the turbo or supercharger route then 300HP + is easily accomplished. I do not think it is needed, but the platform is there to build on. These types of cars are a dying breed and I doubt we will see many more in the future.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
All very well said, especially on the nostalgic factor. The BRZ brings back Z31 300ZX memories for me (I had three: 87, 88 Shiro, 89 all manual) and the interior even has Isuzu Impulse vibes (learned stick in this). You own any other older cars aside from the Cobalt?
@gangsta_pigeon8023Ай бұрын
honestly the car community on platforms like tiktok are horrible, and it sucks tjat their voices are so loud because in person the car community (in my area) is for the most part way better. When i hear people hate on the gr86 i just ignore them because i know there’s know way to change their minds.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Well said 🤙
@twoMidnight2Green4649Ай бұрын
Really want one for my WRX. I like the richer tone.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@twoMidnight2Green4649 nice -- what year/model WRX do you have?
@twoMidnight2Green4649Ай бұрын
@@KonkrRoads '21 CVT. Fast enough for me to be happy and my mom and dad can't complain about anything except the ride stiffness. HKS new at least isn't cheap in America. Since I graduate in a year from college, I'm gonna wait and see what thinks will look like next year before getting any sort of exhaust, if I decide that. There's a chance I might be able to find a project car too...
@escargodАй бұрын
Insipid, trite, fluff video. Your opinion is about as valid as any inexperienced, ignorant teen. Said shifting with the lighter knob takes more energy! Wrong. Shifting the heavier knob takes more energy. Simple Physics!
@siegfriedgottz698Ай бұрын
Debating between getting this one and the HKS L spec, hard to find a website that sells in Canada unfortunately.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Both great exhausts, though I feel retaining the factory resonator is key to keeping drone at bay, or at least at very low RPMs where it's not a concern. How are the import fees if you were to order directly from Japan?
@siegfriedgottz698Ай бұрын
5.4 seconds 0 to 60 is not slow at all! thats pretty zippy for the pricepoint
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
100% 🤙
@siegfriedgottz698Ай бұрын
Have owned my 22 Brz for 3 months in Ottawa, Canada and goddam its so fun!
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Hey congrats on the new ride! You going to take the BRZ in the snow?? I hear BRZ + snow is great fun 🤙
@siegfriedgottz698Ай бұрын
@@KonkrRoads Yup! I grew up on rear wheel drive in the snow, really looking forward to the handling and grip ill have with my blizzak tires. Its my daily drive for now, might get a winter beater though if the winters are too rough.
@TechcensorshipbotАй бұрын
Love this car. Its basically the 240 of modern times. I saw the GR86 in Gran Turismo 7 and bought one a couple of months later in May 2022. Learned to drive manual on it. Wouldn't trade it for anything.
@LoveLikeaHurricaneАй бұрын
its more like a 1st gen M3
@bucketofbloodgaming9098Ай бұрын
People who say it's slow must have never driven a actually slow car. Plus who actually does 0 to 60 runs regularly
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Agreed on both accounts 🤙
@T86_redrangerАй бұрын
After Electric cars/Tesla speed is not the priority! Handling is ...... This is a car with a perfect build and Handling right off the lot. This is a daily legal race car. Once you drive a GR 86 end experience the balance handling and the feel of the steering wheel. Everything is just so tuned in. For the first time i feel like adding to the build is a choice off the lot. Bought my GR 86 23 with 8 miles .....I am now at 21000 miles and it has been great as a daily. Winter >>> snow mode and snow tires this car handled great for a rear wheel drive. Better then my super girls Veloster N turbo. Great video
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Thanks, and very very well said. "Everything is just so tuned in," -- I couldn't have said it better 🤙. Any mods on the car or any plans to mod?
@illiterate-ei8dpАй бұрын
can't help but smile when ripping my GR86 through twisties 🙂
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@illiterate-ei8dp 100%!! Any good roads in your area??
@illiterate-ei8dpАй бұрын
@@KonkrRoads yes! hwy 35 and hwy 9 or what the folks around here call "the 9burgring" 😂
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@illiterate-ei8dp here I thought I knew most of the great roads! Thanks for sharing -- google maps view is pretty epic with curves and elevation. I'll have to check those two out in the Santa Cruz mountains for sure 🤙
@Msgt_SlimАй бұрын
My 24' BRZ is fast enough for me and much more fun to drive than my 93' Corvette.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
That says a lot -- C4 vettes are good fun. I had a targa '94 6spd at one point...gotta say I still agree with you 100% 🤙
@d.b.s.6381Ай бұрын
Can you tell me why it dings at me when I open the door? It's really annoying. It's not the lights.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Could be the key fob warning -- if you open the door and exit while the car is on a beep occurs to alert that the key fob is on you.
@d.b.s.6381Ай бұрын
@KonkrRoads Wouldn't a beep because the key is not on you(still in the car) make more sense? If I have the key, why do I need a warning?
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
@@d.b.s.6381 I see your logic, but I assure you it occurs. The beep is there to prevent driving away without the keys and then are left stranded once the car is turned off. I've nearly done this when exchanging drivers during trips and such. Because the key doesn't reside in the ignition slot, there's a chance for a very embarrassing situation.
@casgarageАй бұрын
switching from a V8 RS5 to 2022GR86, the 86 is absolutely amazing. The driving fun is more about hitting the G-force/handling in corners than going fast in a straight line. A straightline car is just not that exciting, 3rd gear hitting jail speed on the highway, and that's it.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
That's a big delta between your former car and the 86. Awesome to hear you love the little Toyobaru! as a former 450hp Mustang guy I 100% understand 🤙
@ConcodroidАй бұрын
It is worth noting that if you DO want laptimes, it's not difficult to do so. Stick a turbo on it, half a bar of boost, making 300 horsepower easy... it is genuinely a rocket ship. Check out Misha's video to see it keep up with a modern Cayman GT4!
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Super good point there. Are you considering a turbo or blower? If so, curious as to which system, thanks 🤙
@ConcodroidАй бұрын
@@KonkrRoads Honestly I'm probably not going to do either. Not for a while, anyway. If I did decide to do one or the other it's between a turbo's lag vs a supercharger's parasitic loss
@barenekid9695Ай бұрын
Erm Since when is 2800 lbs weight.. Light. ! In a small 'sporty' car. Moderne times indeed.
@KonkrRoadsАй бұрын
Fair assessment...yep sadly the days of light car are WAY behind us. EVs have the weight of a whale pod in batteries and the smallest BMW sports car is nearly two tons. Glad the BRZ/86 and Miata still exist 🤙