What the Yaris community needs to take the Yaris to the next level

[cali yaris]

Was there a lot of aftermarket support when the Civic had been out only 3 years?

I know the Yaris has been sold overseas for a number of years, but considering that the USDM is new, I think there is pretty good range of product support so far. Give it ten years...

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

Was there a lot of aftermarket support when the Civic had been out only 3 years?

I know the Yaris has been sold overseas for a number of years, but considering that the USDM is new, I think there is pretty good range of product support so far. Give it ten years...

not to mention, the yaris has MORE AFTERMARKET than my car, and it's been out since 2000? (in japan)

[CASTREX]

Talking about Yaris potential... and a little off topic as well but,
People haven't put much attention to the
2ZR-FE swap due to the lack of appeal of it's not very impressive performance...

However, this power plant transforms the Yaris completely... and it should be pretty much a drop in swap if you can get a salvaged Scion xD engine and ECU. This should be easy in a couple of years.
The 1.8L will put down up to 125WHP and a very linear 120Tq with the current bolt on mods available (Intake/ exhaust/ UPulley).

I can tell you that people who jumps in for a ride on a twisty road on my car, can't believe what the little bean can do. And I'm not by any means a very skilled driver... just a little above the average I would say.

And I agree with Loren... No need to spend a lot of money on suspension...

$800 Tein Basics Coilovers
$150 TRD sway bar
OE 17" heavy ass Toyota wheels
$400 Azenis RT-615 (215/40/17)
$25 camber bolts

The extra TQ of this engine has no problem moving the heavy ass wheels and tires... But some light weight 16's are on my future plans.

[Tamago]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

Was there a lot of aftermarket support when the Civic had been out only 3 years?

what, 1979?

LMFAO