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[SailDesign]

Yarisagos - don't try to understand - yet. Just be content with the fact that if cutting the bumpstops was all you had to do, they wouldn't need to sell shocks for lowered springs.

[Yarisagos]

Originally Posted by SailDesign

Yarisagos - don't try to understand - yet. Just be content with the fact that if cutting the bumpstops was all you had to do, they wouldn't need to sell shocks for lowered springs.

You always find something forsale, something better, something you must have, and something you need.
The fun part is deciding when to buy it and is it worth it.

[PetersRedYaris]

Originally Posted by SailDesign

Yarisagos - don't try to understand - yet. Just be content with the fact that if cutting the bumpstops was all you had to do, they wouldn't need to sell shocks for lowered springs.

They don't "need to", the market wants them available. Lowering springs are a performance upgrade. Shocks/struts are a performance upgrade. To be most effective, they should be done together, but, don't ALWAYS need to be. If they HAD to be, why doesn't Tanabe make complimentary shocks for their springs? After all, if what your saying is true, all these aftermarket springs are worthless. The fact is, Tanabes are made to safely be used with the stock shocks, any lower and I agree, new struts/shocks are needed.

My main point is, with this moderate drop, the stock shock/struts will be fine.