How much to lower?

[Pinchlite]

How about these?

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-auto-pa...ationFlag=true

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

How about these?

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-other-auto-pa...ationFlag=true

Not much of a lowering with that setup, cheap sure but so is a bag of potatoes in the trunk lol

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[Pinchlite]

Ordered these yesterday instead.

$219.00+HST delivered.

http://www.imageinmotion.com/Megan-R...ta-Yaris-06-11

Good as potatoes but good enough for me.

At least my rims will look half decent on the car.

Thats my main concern for know.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

Ordered these yesterday instead.

$219.00+HST delivered.

http://www.imageinmotion.com/Megan-R...ta-Yaris-06-11

Good as potatoes but good enough for me.

At least my rims will look half decent on the car.

Thats my main concern for know.

Haha that looks good and you will definitely enjoy it next get a rear swap bar cos that makes a huge difference.

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[Exiwolfman]

Also once u get ur springs I would recommend u spare them with under body rust proof stuff cos are winters are going to kill them fast do to the progressive spring setup....i used rock guard on mine before installing.

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[Exiwolfman]

Also cut down ur bump stops on ur struts, funny is I think I still have a set of sport line 1.5 drop springs around the house after I switched to tein springs, free if u want just need to find them lol

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[Pinchlite]

Originally Posted by Exiwolfman

Haha that looks good and you will definitely enjoy it next get a rear swap bar cos that makes a huge difference.

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I will get to researching one know.I will put it on same time as I do the springs.

I am not expecting great handling or anything outstanding but as long as the wheels dont look silly on the car I will be happy for know.

[Pinchlite]

Originally Posted by Exiwolfman

Also cut down ur bump stops on ur struts, funny is I think I still have a set of sport line 1.5 drop springs around the house after I switched to tein springs, free if u want just need to find them lol

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Wish I would have known earlier (I still have a set of sport line 1.5 drop springs around)

I ordered springs yest afternoon already

Some here on this forum said dont cut bumpstops???

[Pinchlite]

Originally Posted by Exiwolfman

Also once u get ur springs I would recommend u spare them with under body rust proof stuff cos are winters are going to kill them fast do to the progressive spring setup....i used rock guard on mine before installing.

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Was already going to do the entire under floor while I had good access to underside.

But will do like you mentioned for sure.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

Wish I would have known earlier (I still have a set of sport line 1.5 drop springs around)

I ordered springs yest afternoon already

Some here on this forum said dont cut bumpstops???

Cutting bumps stops does make a difference in how it works. You gone go lower so you want suspension travel not ride on the bump stops lol

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[Pinchlite]

I seen a post where they were cut down.

How much do I leave attached?

I will be doing the springswap my self aswell as adding swaybar.

I did replace struts on a civic almost 20 years ago so i know I can do it.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

I seen a post where they were cut down.

How much do I leave attached?

I will be doing the springswap my self aswell as adding swaybar.

I did replace struts on a civic almost 20 years ago so i know I can do it.

Simple logic ur car will sit 1.5 inch lower so why would u use stock hight bump stops cut 1 inch off at least or every other bump u will hit them and restrict ur suspension travel...also good luck with swaybar links they are fun to remove, use heat if possible also remove wipers and all in that are 10 min job to get to the top shock mounts.

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[Pinchlite]

I have a small oxy-acet torch and have used it for similier nuts.

I will cut one inch off.I actually already had the cowling removed previously,piece of cake.

Thanks for the pointers.

Just trying to locate a reasonably priced sway within Canada.Stillwaiting back for a few replys.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

I have a small oxy-acet torch and have used it for similier nuts.

I will cut one inch off.I actually already had the cowling removed previously,piece of cake.

Thanks for the pointers.

Just trying to locate a reasonably priced sway within Canada.Stillwaiting back for a few replys.

I will see if I can get u a TRD swaybar at cost, I'm no longer with Toyota but my buddy is still there and is a parts guy.

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[Pinchlite]

Not sure if I can even afford that @ cost?

at least not at the moment.

Between full stereo components upgrades,rims,rubber and springs the budget is almost tapped out.

I may need to cut back on my other hobby

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

Not sure if I can even afford that @ cost?

at least not at the moment.

Between full stereo components upgrades,rims,rubber and springs the budget is almost tapped out.

I may need to cut back on my other hobby

No worries I'll see if availability on TRD swaybar is there and how much last time it was around 180 tax in

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[Pinchlite]

180.00 CAD!

That may be workable..especially since its a quality unit.

I appreciate all the BTW.

Much appreciated.

I would even consider used items if need be.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by Pinchlite

180.00 CAD!

That may be workable..especially since its a quality unit.

I appreciate all the BTW.

Much appreciated.

Yes Canadian and no shipping just pick up from Collingwood haha
Will let u know so as u do and np.

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