Racerfreak's Suspension

[detroiter]

In all honesty, like a few other stated as well, you more than likely will just set the coilovers on a setting and never change them again. It's a lot of money to spend on something you might only mess with very sparingly. Before spending alot of money on coilovers, I HIGHLY suggest you spend the $300, which is nothing compared to a decent set of coilovers, see how you like the setup (of which I'm sure you would love it!) before spending that kind of amount.

[regal]

Originally Posted by detroiter

In all honesty, like a few other stated as well, you more than likely will just set the coilovers on a setting and never change them again. It's a lot of money to spend on something you might only mess with very sparingly. Before spending alot of money on coilovers, I HIGHLY suggest you spend the $300, which is nothing compared to a decent set of coilovers, see how you like the setup (of which I'm sure you would love it!) before spending that kind of amount.

Are there springs available with rates as high as coilovers? I wish my TRD springs were stiffer, but don't know that my Tokico Blues could handle a stiffer spring. Looking back, I think coilovers may make a lot of sense for the Yaris.