View Full Version : Recommend some springs for my 09 Yaris
Black Yaris
10-19-2008, 11:05 AM
sux you lost mod status as well Kimona
kimona
10-19-2008, 11:47 AM
sux you lost mod status as well Kimona
Yeah, I'd like to do a little cleaning up, but I can't!
Hey, since adjusting YW's clock, all the posts are out of sync. Now, some of the threads are a bit didfficult to follow.
Question:I need new wheels and rims for my yaris, but It's very difficult getting those TRD springs,etc that everyone mentions in the forums from where I live. Would it be okay to get other types of springs, or would that mess up my car?
PS
I suck with these kinds of things, but I hope to learn.
kimona
10-19-2008, 12:34 PM
TRD springs are not the only way to go. Actually, I believe that most yarisworld members who've lowered their cars have done so with other than TRD springs.
Let's get this thread moved to the Wheels/Tires/Suspension section so you can get better response to your question.
I see this is in the tire section now, thanks :)
PreciousPups4U
10-19-2008, 06:56 PM
Tanabe NF210's here. PM cali yaris and he can hook you up. www.microimageonline.com. The look and the ride are great. Really happy I did it.
My biggest problem will be shipping.
bdc87
10-20-2008, 12:59 AM
Go with Tanabe NF210's or H&R's
PetersRedYaris
10-20-2008, 01:07 AM
Both the Tanabe NF210 and DF210 are great choices in terms of quality and price.
seanele
10-20-2008, 03:25 AM
i have Tein spring installed and really happy.
I believe Tein quality is not bad also but it cost way more than Tanabe DF210.
maybe it's because Tein lowers more than Tanabe.
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thatboyjer
10-20-2008, 06:02 AM
I went with the tanabe DF210s and with the 15" wheels i got i have experienced no rubbing (yet lol). The new stance makes the profile way more aggressive looking imo too! i actually got a few questions the other day including "what car is that?" by some dude driving an eclipse. You're going to love the look of a lowered yaris.
lol that and you're going to notice you can cut those turns a little crazier...not that you should ;]
I'd say go with Garm if you decide on the DF210s, that is if you can get ahold of him, i've pmed a couple of times regarding some stuff but haven't gotten ahold of him yet D:
Both the Tanabe NF210 and DF210 are great choices in terms of quality and price.
I'm thinking of getting those if I can get my hands on them actually, but my god is it hard getting parts over here! PLus everythings over taxed :(
And love the dog sitting in your car hehe,
http://www.yarisworld.com/forums/images/funkygarage/153/DSC00980.JPG
CASTREX
10-20-2008, 06:49 PM
There are plenty options for lowering springs.
Are there any performance/tuning shops near you?
You can try ask them what suspension brands to they normally carry and then go to the brands site and see if they carry any for the Yaris. You can then special order thru one of those shops.
There are plenty options for lowering springs.
Are there any performance/tuning shops near you?
You can try ask them what suspension brands to they normally carry and then go to the brands site and see if they carry any for the Yaris. You can then special order thru one of those shops.
There are no tuning or performance shops in the whole country..i do everything myself, with the occasional help of a friends dad whose a mechanic.
If I do order any springs I think I'll run it through the Toyota company.
spookz
11-19-2008, 09:17 AM
I'm in the same boat at the moment. The DF210 sure look aggressive, but having said that I've decided on getting a set of NF210, purely to avoid any scrubbing or scraping when having a full load of passengers in the car - as this is my daily commuter =)
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