The Whiteline is all that!

[UberSilver]

Bought a WhiteLine sway from autoanything.com. Payed $183.delivered. ordered monday afternoon, and it showed up this morning.:smile:

15 minutes later it was installed, and Wow! what a nice product.

Yaris has moved up another tier! That's two tiers in one week, as I installed Tokico's over the weekend.

So for now I think I've taken care of the major issues with the car.

I must say, if you dont know already, Tokico's and a Whiteline for $500. is money well spent!!:thumbsup:

[cali yaris]

Maybe you caught a sale or something. Awesome handling upgrades with the combination you have installed.

$215.92 from AutoAnything.com's website as of today.
Our price is $199.95. Both companies offer free shipping.

http://www.microimageonline.com/images/misc/WhitelineAutoAnything.gif

[UberSilver]

Maybe you caught a sale or something. Awesome handling upgrades with the combination you have installed.

$215.92 from AutoAnything.com's website as of today.
Our price is $199.95. Both companies offer free shipping.

http://www.microimageonline.com/images/misc/WhitelineAutoAnything.gif

I call and asked what's the best they could do, and the guy said 20% off, I said WHERES THE PAY BUTTON!:thumbup:


Something about a first time customer discount.

[DeathBeard]

How does this compare with the trd bar? The ubolt orientation of the whiteline has been a turnoff for me for some reason.. I need a rear swaybar yesterday

[UberSilver]

I cant say, as I've never owned a TRD anything.

But I gave a few days of study on the whole sway bar topic.

Looking at every brand I could find, I went with the WL because of the U-bolts.

WL seemed to be the only company that really put some thought into there bar design.

Anyway, the install took about 10~15 minutes, and the ride quality is fantastic! Hugh improvement.

Good luck in your search.

[cali yaris]

The designs are different, so it's not easy to compare performance directly. I've had both and prefer the Whiteline product; so I carry it in my store.

The Whiteline is adjustable and 22mm, that means "soft" is the same as a 21mm bar and "firm" is the same as a 23mm bar (per Whiteline's videos).

The TRD bar is 19mm, but a simpler install with only four bolts.

[Slacky]

I have the same setup whiteline and tokico in the rear. You are missing the whiteline bushing that also will make a huge difference in your driving experience.

[ilikerice]

Yes, customer service..

I would like to trade my UR 23mm rear sway bar for a whiteline swaybar please..

thanks

[DeathBeard]

So sell me your urd 23mm bar:smile:

[UberSilver]

I have the same setup whiteline and tokico in the rear. You are missing the whiteline bushing that also will make a huge difference in your driving experience.

Please explain??:confused:

[cali yaris]

You are missing the whiteline bushing that also will make a huge difference in your driving experience.

In stock, with and without caster correction. Inner rear and inner front available.

http://shop.microimageonline.com/Control-arm-lower-inner-rear-bushing-W53302.htm

http://shop.microimageonline.com/images/1353526223864972918366.jpeg

[ilikerice]

Holy monkey balls! Caster adjustment? WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!

@Deathbeard, you will be the first to know when I decide to sell. Which is very likely. I kinda wanna do shorter shocks in the rear and do away with rear swaybar altogether

[UberSilver]

Holy monkey balls! Caster adjustment? WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN!

Not sure if your typing my way? But if you are, the caster on my rig is dead nuts!

I dont believe in lowering a street car, or even a track car, as I feel theres really little performance to be gained(IMO). There is a pandora's box of issues once you lower a car, if you just use shorter springs.:wink:

So to reply to your question, I've BEEN on the track since 1983, mostly on motorcycles, but have had my fun in cars as well.:thumbsup:

[cali yaris]

^ I think the comment was directed at me, or at the bushings themselves. :laugh:

Lowering the Yaris, with its tall center of gravity, makes a huge difference in handling.

[DeathBeard]

^ this

[why?]

little performance to be gained? If anything, my gas mileage went up when i lowered my car.