got mi springs, what to expect?

[cali yaris]

17x7 +42mm should be just fine.

To get the real performance value from those springs, you're going to want Tokico shocks to go with them.

[Golddeenoh]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

17x7 +42mm should be just fine.

To get the real performance value from those springs, you're going to want Tokico shocks to go with them.

lol, sales pitch much.

[d3310n]

Originally Posted by cali yaris

17x7 +42mm should be just fine.

To get the real performance value from those springs, you're going to want Tokico shocks to go with them.

Haha I know. What do the performance shocks do better than the stocks? Should I get those next or a swaybar

Originally Posted by Golddeenoh

lol, sales pitch much.

Lol. But understandable, he will have a repeat customer here

[CrankyOldMan]

Originally Posted by d3310n

Haha I know. What do the performance shocks do better than the stocks? Should I get those next or a swaybar?

They decrease the rebound or "springiness" of your springs and keep the wheels in contact with the pavement instead of bouncing the car around.

The swaybar is a smaller investment with more bang for the buck, and only takes a few minutes to install (if you have a breaker bar and a torque wrench). When you're ready for shocks, save up some extra cash and get the Tokico "reds". They have adjustable dampening so you can turn up/down the firmness of your ride depending on what you're doing. I went with blues because they were less expensive, but there isn't an autoX event that goes by where I second guess that choice.

If you want/need a winter setup, you can also get the OEM parts to complete the front suspension assembly and make the whole spring/shock modular. Just be sure to get the right tools for removing your OEM springs--the tension on those things can REALLY injure you when they come loose.