OEM Toyota 86 Hood

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Toyota 86 Hood is an indication of a sports machine, which is agile as well as reliable. Toyota 86 is a car that is well-liked because it has a low center of gravity, a layout of front engine rear drive and fast steering that allows it to have lively cornering that can be applied in the daily streets, as well as in the weekend races. The Toyota 86 features lightweight aluminum panels, accurate six speed transmissions and near perfect weight balance to ensure that the car reacts immediately to driver commands and each shift and throttle stab feels connected. Also vital, the car maintains an affordable cost of operation to ensure young enthusiasts are not left out of the Toyota performance family since they do not have to shell out their entire fortunes. Although the couple itself is a headline maker in making the couple happy, it is the 86 Hood that makes a vital supporting role. Constructed with tough but lightweight material, the Hood shields the planar four engine against road debris and rain, flattens air passing over the nose to reduce drag, crumples predictably on the crash to save occupants. Since the design of the Hood was made in the shape of the Toyota 86 profile, it fits perfectly with the fenders and headlights, maintaining the smooth appearance that makes the car stand out. It can be installed easily. First attaching the front part, then attaching the hinges, loosely loading the Hood with the assistance of the helper, align, maintaining gaps, attaching to the latch and struts, tightening the hardware, and once more checking to ensure easy opening and closing in the long term.