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![]() Drives: Yaris 5-door Hatchback 1.5L Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Posts: 2
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Yaris in Thailand needs help with suspension tuning
I use Yaris G-limited in Bangkok. The road condition here is not very good. Hence, I would like to improve the suspension without dropping the car height. I would be grateful if you can give me some suggestion.
So far, all I did is install Ultra Racing rear sway bar. Since it is not a popular tuning here in Thailand, I can only find 16mm sway bar. I know that it might not be as good as 23mm but I think it is better than none at all. Do you think it is worth upgrading to 23mm? Another thing that I need some more input. I would like to replace OEM shock and spring. Tein and TRD Sportivo package are very popular here but I found the ride is too low. And to be honest, it is rather uncomfortable driving these setup in Thailand. Thus, I am exploring other option. One solution I think is that I will use OEM spring from Yaris S-limited which is a bit lower (10mm) and more firm than mine OEM setup with some improve shock absorber e.g. TRD sportivo or Kayaba New SR Special. Or I could just use my current OEM spring with Kayaba Excel-G. Any opinion or suggestion are welcome and greatly appreciate. Thank you |
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