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also forgot to ask what the insurance cost is like for a spyder vs 86? because the below site says: Insurance companies tend to be wary of sports cars, and this Toyota is certainly a full-on sports machine of the type that makes insurers nervous. http://www.carsguide.com.au/car-reviews/toyota-mr2-used-review-1990-1999-13717#.VNBODobXerV

Hi, I'm interested in buying a mr2 Spyder or Toyota 86. When i look at the MR2 Spyder engine bay, it looks tight, so im wondering will this result in a higher cost to service the Spyder over the 86? If, i buy a spyder i would most likely do a SMT to manual conversion. also, ( not considering the price of SMT to manual conversion) I would like to know would it cost around the same to replace a clutch on a spyder vs an 86, or would it cost alot more, since the engine bay is so tight. cheers