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Who said Yaris was slow?
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But isn't it true that when we cut the bump stoper (I did per tanabes recomendation) we are keeping the stock travel for the shock? Or something like that...
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Resident Redneck
Drives: 07 Polar White Yaris Sedan 5M Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Cumming, GA
Posts: 265
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While cutting the bumpstop does help the travel get close to stock specs (there is still a much higher stress level on the strut, anyway because the piston sits lower in the tube), the ride is much rougher. I try to use a strut that is proven to perform well with a lowered ride height, and trim as little from the bump stop as possible. Research is the key- some struts just aren't meant for lowered ride heights, while others are engineered specifically for them, and little or no cutting of the bumpstop is required.
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