Micro Image branded springs

[LA Yaris]

No TRD There Magnum Racing springs.

[bronzebullet232]

Originally Posted by AdeJong 03

it looks like a lot of people who want to go low are already on the stechs and want to go lower.



im totally in for something that drops 2.2-2.5 inches all around.

preferably a little lower in the front so my suspension wont be uneven with cargo or passengers in the rear

I agree. I wish my DF210s were another 1/2 inch to and inch lower.

[darthbauer]

I want stiffer stock height springs. Screw low, it's all about ground clearance.

[BrazdonW]

Low and slow is what its all about ;)

[POORSHA]

I say lets go for value. Low price 1.5 inch all around. It would be great if newbies could get springs for short money and not have to change their shocks or bottom out in the winter

[cruz-gsr]

ill go with poorsha's idea

[AdeJong 03]

Originally Posted by POORSHA

I say lets go for value. Low price 1.5 inch all around. It would be great if newbies could get springs for short money and not have to change their shocks or bottom out in the winter

but there are like 3 other springs out there that do that already for cheap.

what would be the point?

[POORSHA]

When I say short money I am thinking the magic # $99.99 shipped

[laer899]

+1 for extremely affordable and stiff

[Mister Z]

I would be down for a 2.5 inch drop and 5kg/4kg spring rates

[PHXDEMON]

Originally Posted by TEHxFALLEN V1.2

Tanabe DF210-like drop but with 99k spring rate.

This. DF 210s but twice as firm please. Maybe slightly less of a drop.

[why?]

what's with all the softer in the rear junk? ewww, it should be at least as firm all around, if not stiffer in the rear. maybe 6 or 7k all around?

[cali yaris]

^ that's for drivers who can handle oversteer. It's a very important reason why most companies don't do that.

Most customers want to lower their cars for stance and as a secondary effect, handling. Not the other way 'round. That's just a fact of the marketplace.

These are ALL good ideas, everyone. There is no right or wrong to it. Success on a first try out would mean more choices in the future.

So I have to consider all possible segments before choosing one to commit to.

Thank you all

[detroiter]

I do agree that their probably would be a decent amount of customers who would love a spring that is stock height, yet considerably stiffer. It's like what was once said long ago though...you can't please all the people all of the time. A MI brand spring would be really cool though for sure

[coffiend]

^ eh, idk about that. Stock height on a Yaris sits like an AMC Eagle.

i would swap out the S. Techs a buy new MI springs if they were lower and real stiff.

[detroiter]

But the S techs are already pretty darn low, are they not? And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

[AdeJong 03]

Originally Posted by detroiter

But the S techs are already pretty darn low, are they not? And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

not low enough!

[detroiter]

I guess you can never get too low huh!