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Albino truck smasher
Drives: '07 Yaris LB Auto Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Sunland, CA
Posts: 101
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Newbie mod advice
Hi all, since my Yaris is getting fixed cosmetically, I figured I should improve on some of the other things such as ride comfort and handling.
Other than routine maintenance, I really don't know much about vehicle hardware. I'm looking to start with simple, inexpensive and relatively plug-and-play modifications. I'm on a budget ($200-300), so I need to start with the basics. Of course as time goes on, I will have more wherewithal to invest more on. I was thinking of starting with front-and-rear sway bars, as I could always use a bit more "chuckability" and stability. I believe these are relatively easy installations. I don't know what brands are out there, but I'd like to find the best bet for money on this. The TRD rear sway is $250, but I'm sure I could find something at about half that. I'm still undecided on this, but I might want to change my springs as well. Something that will make the ride less floaty around curves, but also absorb the ruts and bumps in the war zone that is known as the LA streets. I don't wan't to do anything else cosmetically, just make it a more enjoyable car to drive. I'd appreciate all your input and recommendations. Thanks! |
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