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Old 06-23-2009, 05:12 PM   #1
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I'd get the 22mm if I were you. If you haven't noticed any body roll or anything yet, you'll still feel a huge difference with one of these. And if you lowered the Yaris a bit (like with Tanabe NF210 springs), you'd feel even more of a difference.
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I'd get the 22mm if I were you. If you haven't noticed any body roll or anything yet, you'll still feel a huge difference with one of these. And if you lowered the Yaris a bit (like with Tanabe NF210 springs), you'd feel even more of a difference.
I went from a Talon to the Yaris. Couldn't help but notice the bodyroll from day 1. The sloppy shifter was a worse shocker though. A short-shifter installed the first week fixed that annoyance.
If you've been driving a SUV, van or something like that previously then bodyroll has been your way-of-life and the Yaris may not seem bad.
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