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Old 02-08-2010, 11:51 AM   #11
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this whole spring/shock vs coilover thing gets heated. Springs/shocks are so much cheaper, but i'd have to believe that Silk Roads, or other almost $2000 coilovers have to be better overall.
I would say high-end coilovers are definitely going to get you the best performance on the Yaris (Silk Road, KW, etc.). The KWs look beautiful. However, they're nearly $2,000!
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