Koni FSD on Yaris TS 1.8 133

[suoama]

Hi There,
first i'd like to apologise for my english (come from France)
I own a Yaris TS 133 (2008) with 30 000 Miles (50 000 km).
The ride is a bit harsh/rough. I think it's time to change my stock coilovers (suspension).
on speed reducer for example it's very unpleasant, i didn't remember my car was as rough as it is now. On bad roads it becomes noisy, unacceptable.
Furthermore the car seems to have more body roll than it should be.

I have the rear stock tires, in front i got dunlop sport maxx.

So i made research and i thought Koni FSD would be a great upgrade. (better ride and great handling)
There is a promote until tonigh :
http://www.koni-shop.com/product.php?id_product=1838

Do you think it 's possible to update these cause it's for Toyota/Yaris / Echo / Vitz/2005/Yaris T-Sport or Corolla CDE120 Diesel?
Many thanks.

[yaris 2sz]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/30mm-H-R-L...item3cbab7760d

try this

[suoama]

Many thanks, but are you sure of the quality of this product ?
Maybe the ride wil be rougher too...

[rayy]

Originally Posted by suoama

Hi There,
first i'd like to apologise for my english (come from France)
I own a Yaris TS 133 (2008) with 30 000 Miles (50 000 km).
The ride is a bit harsh/rough. I think it's time to change my stock coilovers (suspension).
on speed reducer for example it's very unpleasant, i didn't remember my car was as rough as it is now. On bad roads it becomes noisy, unacceptable.
Furthermore the car seems to have more body roll than it should be.

I have the rear stock tires, in front i got dunlop sport maxx.

So i made research and i thought Koni FSD would be a great upgrade. (better ride and great handling)
There is a promote until tonigh :
http://www.koni-shop.com/product.php?id_product=1838

Do you think it 's possible to update these cause it's for Toyota/Yaris / Echo / Vitz/2005/Yaris T-Sport or Corolla CDE120 Diesel?
Many thanks.

hi there
if you think the standard suspension is too harsh and rough any after market coilovers or stocks will just increase the stiffness

the only way to reduce this is to have a smaller alloy with a thicker tire, for example swop the oem 205,45 17 for some 205,50 16