better feel on the highway

[Shinare]

all this talk about a rear sway bar is really making me want to get one from garm as well. I'll have to keep my eye on his shop page. I'm finally going to install my nf210's (which is only an inch drop) on sunday. probably too late to get a sway here by then anyway. Maybe I'll ask Santa for a RSB. :)

[Altitude]

Originally Posted by Shinare

all this talk about a rear sway bar is really making me want to get one from garm as well.

You should. Every Yaris should get the rear sway bar - it's a shame it's not standard equipment.

[A-Dingo-Ate-My-Baby]

Originally Posted by Altitude

You should. Every Yaris should get the rear sway bar - it's a shame it's not standard equipment.

yup.

sway bar is absolutely step 1.

it changed my stock marshmallow into a decent lil buggy.

no need for lowering or springs for me now...they do help...

but a swaybar does -so- much, and of all things you can do... it is
the simplest to install, you just have to do it first. then see if you
want to do more mods.

[MUSKOKA800]

Originally Posted by Shinare

all this talk about a rear sway bar is really making me want to get one from garm as well. I'll have to keep my eye on his shop page. I'm finally going to install my nf210's (which is only an inch drop) on sunday. probably too late to get a sway here by then anyway. Maybe I'll ask Santa for a RSB. :)

It's much easier to install the rear springs without a swaybar restricting rear axle drop. But definitely add one later for full value handling.