Lowering Fuel

[SilverSquash!]

Random question...Does lowering your car..say about 40mm decrease your fuel economy?

[Kaotic Lazagna]

Random question...Does lowering your car..say about 40mm decrease your fuel economy?

Nope.

[SilverSquash!]

Cool

[SilverSquash!]

One more thing, what's a good drop to put on a Yari still using the 14" steeliness without it scraping, note I am gonna be using it with a load

[seth_man]

that will depend on how low you want, any drop is a good drop if you like it. loading up the car and not rubbing will depend on spring rates, stiffer springs will take more weight while dropping less. with the right springs and 14" wheels you can easily go down more than 3 inches

[SilverSquash!]

that will depend on how low you want, any drop is a good drop if you like it. loading up the car and not rubbing will depend on spring rates, stiffer springs will take more weight while dropping less. with the right springs and 14" wheels you can easily go down more than 3 inches

Sweet! any recommendations on brands of springs?

[Thirty-Nine]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/Tekka_Maki/Yaris/WinterMode.jpg

I run Tein S-Techs and Tokico HP shock absorbers. Love the setup. I'm about 2" down.

[1.5]

Coilovers are great because you can adjust them and control the damper force (on some kits). I've gotten pretty good at it and I can raise/lower the car in a few minutes. With springs, once you install them that's it.

[SilverSquash!]

Thanks for the help people! I think I might just save up and get the coilovers at a later stage...funny since i dont even have my yari yet im already getting parts for her lol

@Thirty-Nine: Neat stance bro! that's what i want for mine.

[b20vteg]

silver steelies are hawt.

[mirapatec]

I find the silver steelies to be retro chic. The classics never go out of style, eh?