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MedMantle
07-11-2015, 07:06 PM
Finally decided to buy the 40mm lowering springs that are produced locally here in SA. I took pictures of the whole install but unfortunately most of them got lost in Blackberry land :/

I am still busy with the front side because the allen key we used in the install snapped of in the tower screw :drinking: annndd night came sooner than usual and I have no garage. So if all goes well and half my car hasn't been stolen by the morning I'll have some good footage of the after (sadly only 1 before picture wasn't corrupted) :thumbdown:

Evo Tuning Lowering Springs
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Before
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Had to remove everything to get to the broken allen key..
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Allen Key twisted right off
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Front STOCK and Evo Tuning springs
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First strut ready for install tommorow :D
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MedMantle
07-12-2015, 02:28 PM
I am done and the result was better than I expected! Amazing handling feel especially at speed and over bumps. No scraping or rubbing and obviously a much nicer fender gap (especially rear) :D

40mm makes a big difference especially when you wanna clean the roof I discovered :respekt:

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**And I thought painting the calipers was hard** :P
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Loving it yo'
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Thanks to this amazing forum for inspiring me and teaching me everything I know so far :thumbup:

fourbangingfun
07-12-2015, 07:00 PM
How did you tint your tail lights? They look awesome.


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ern-diz
07-13-2015, 01:16 PM
Looks good :thumbsup:

Just enough to look proper, but could be mistaken for stock. I dig that.

hondajt
07-13-2015, 01:55 PM
Where did you buy them?

MedMantle
07-13-2015, 02:20 PM
Thanks guys! :D The stock look is what I'm after (which is why I removed my projectors and painted my headlights slightly). I bought them from a South African company called Evo-Tuning who are mainly involved with the Mitsubishi Lancer stuff. http://www.autostyle.co.za/ << Here's the distributor I bought them from. They got some other stuff for the Yaris as well but not much.


The tail-lights are a mix of Lamin-X and PlastiDip, so it seems dark but all the bits where the light shines through are just smoked tint so light output isn't really affected AND it's temporary if I ever want to remove it :)

MedMantle
07-13-2015, 02:46 PM
What it seems like **
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With light shining directly on it
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With lights on!!
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It was an experiment because originally I just wanted a light tint to give the red the cherry red look :rolleyes: