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Homeboy · 12-29-2008, 10:42 AM

I have had V-maxx springs on my previous car, a Citroën C2, and I was very surprised about them in the positive way. They were pretty hard, but the road-holding qualities were extremely well!

That's why I'm considering to purchase them again for the Yaris now. In combination with the Tanabe strutbar and TRD swaybar, I think they will perform well.

Are you satisfied with the H&R-springs? Are they soft, medium or hard? And do you feel that the handling has improved?

12-29-2008, 10:42 AM	#11
Homeboy View User's Garage Drives: Toyota Yaris XP9 Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Yellow - Belgium Posts: 56	I have had V-maxx springs on my previous car, a Citroën C2, and I was very surprised about them in the positive way. They were pretty hard, but the road-holding qualities were extremely well! That's why I'm considering to purchase them again for the Yaris now. In combination with the Tanabe strutbar and TRD swaybar, I think they will perform well. Are you satisfied with the H&R-springs? Are they soft, medium or hard? And do you feel that the handling has improved? __________________ Yaris XP9 'by Sparco'