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Just to update everyone about the softer setting on Whiteline swaybar.
I prefer the softer setting for my type of driving. The condition of overinflated tires like basically disappeared and car handles beautifully. I am one happy camper.  Now, should I ever need to race another car on a winding and twisty road, I would likely adjust it back to the stiffer setting. Over all, I think Whiteline achieved a nice balance.
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When's the UR 23mm coming back in stock?
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05-08-2012, 09:48 PM
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Ah! so youre the one that got the last 23mm! i was about to get it!!!
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Thank you for posting the photos OH yaris, looks very nice. I was curious how is this swaybar installed without any bushings and I got my answer.
Yes, it looks like a very sturdy and simple installation. Also there is no worries about bushings wearing out.
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05-08-2012, 11:01 PM
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23 MM UR seems out of stock (( (I already want one))))))))
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05-09-2012, 07:11 AM
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Drives: Yaris Hatchback E A/T 2011 Join Date: Apr 2012
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23 mm >>>> 19mm
bigger is better
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Drives: '10 PW Yaris Sedan Join Date: Feb 2011
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no need to take the wheels off. if it takes you more then 10mins your doing it wrong. best 7minute mod ive ever done to a car.
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is the whiteline bar really stiffer?
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Even after reading all the comments I would still choose the Whiteline, but I had the advantage of improving the center bushings “U” bolts. With all due respect to "allyart" comment not being a racing product, I am somewhat puzzled as, after all it is only a swaybar. If the one wheel hits the bump the other wheel is forced to go up as well. If the bar is too stiff you will end up with undesirable condition which I had experienced with stiffer setting. With Whiteline I had the choice to adjust it to my liking and know that I am at my limit. Since Whiteline is a 22 mm bar I believe it is likely stiffer due to the center bushings configuration. I would have a hard time to think that one would want to have Whiteline bar set on stiff setting in the hatchback car, unless the road is super smooth and driver is in the manic mode.  By the way if the picture on Micro Image website is any indication, the bar is set in it’s softer setting (the end hole) http://shop.microimageonline.com/Whi...?categoryId=-1 Cheers to all,
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just want to say that this thread are talking about the ultra racing and not whitelines  and yes you sell both, and at a good price too! i just cannot understanf why in indonesia they sell the 23mm at $225, far more higher than you, consider that indonesia is malaysia (ultra racing manufacturer) neighbour. i suspect not the shipping cost is that big, maybe our import tax are higher 
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Drives: 2011 yaris Join Date: Mar 2012
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Will there be any ultra 25mm forthcoming? The whiteline looks...well...iffy
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05-14-2012, 03:49 PM
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The 23mm UR rear sway is wayyyy stiffer than the TRD one. With the combination of lowering and this suspension add-on, the feeling of the vehicle definitely changes in characteristic. Definitely one of the best mods/value you can get for your car as the Yaris does feel a bit floaty to begin with..
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Perhaps I missed it somewhere, but what MM is the TRD bar anyway?
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