IGCD.net: Toyota Sprinter Trueno in Denshattack!

	Chassis: AE86 Mk: 4 Class: Coupe Origin: Japan Unplayable vehicle

Contributor: temerario

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Silnev 2026-07-22 07:53	Killercar34 wrote Does every AE86 Trueno with a carbon hood and fog lights count as the Initial D variant, or does the car need a decal on it's door in order to completely count? Asking for clarification, cause I'm a little confused. I know Takumi's 86 had a carbon hood and fog lights, but I feel like those are pretty common mods. No, it doesn't need to have the decal to count. It's more about what elements it has that indicates that it's a tribute/reference/homage to the actual vehicle and are they enough to differentiate it from a standard model. So for an Initial D ae86, if it's a zenki AE86 with the carbon hood and the foglights, I would consider it fine to label it as an 'Initial D' AE86. Or if it had the right wheels, the sticker but not the fogs or carbon hood. If it was just a panda trueno with fogs, I wouldn't label it as such. Now however in this case, while it probably is meant to be a reference to Initial D, the car here is represented as a later kouki AE86 not the zenki AE86 like Initial D used. So I'll be fixing that. -- Last edit: 2026-07-22 07:55:49
Killercar34 2026-07-22 06:38	Does every AE86 Trueno with a carbon hood and fog lights count as the Initial D variant, or does the car need a decal on it's door in order to completely count? Asking for clarification, cause I'm a little confused. I know Takumi's 86 had a carbon hood and fog lights, but I feel like those are pretty common mods.