Yaris wheel rate ratio (06+) ? - Toyota Yaris Forums

dsc_pat · 07-05-2007, 06:43 PM

Yeah didn't wanted to go into details but you resumed it very well, thanks for sharing this.

Saying that knowing these ratio will not help is false, it will greatly help me have a starting point on what kind of rate I should start with/buy. Of course, my preferences will be decided behind the steering wheel, but I'll know approximatly what to get at first and start from there. The yaris is my daily driver and it sees the track once in a while, when the civic is taking a break or getting fixed, but i'd still not want to go out and buy any spring rates to realize by myself that the spring rates I use are totally not what I wanted. I'm pretty sure you understand that well.

PS. torsion beam motion ratio are always pretty near of 1:1 (thanks to my VW racer friends)

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07-05-2007, 06:43 PM	#10
dsc_pat track or die View User's Garage Drives: Yaris LB CE CDM Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: 4183 southside, Quebec, Canada Posts: 50	Yeah didn't wanted to go into details but you resumed it very well, thanks for sharing this. Saying that knowing these ratio will not help is false, it will greatly help me have a starting point on what kind of rate I should start with/buy. Of course, my preferences will be decided behind the steering wheel, but I'll know approximatly what to get at first and start from there. The yaris is my daily driver and it sees the track once in a while, when the civic is taking a break or getting fixed, but i'd still not want to go out and buy any spring rates to realize by myself that the spring rates I use are totally not what I wanted. I'm pretty sure you understand that well. PS. torsion beam motion ratio are always pretty near of 1:1 (thanks to my VW racer friends)