Lowering springs for 3rd gen

[KenTK808]

I'm running Tein S-tech lowering springs that are for the Scion XD on my 2014 Yaris. I chose these because they are progressive and the rates for the rear are higher on the Scion XD springs, not by much but it would make a difference if you're packing people in the back.

If rubbing is an issue you could run a smaller series tire or go to a reputable shop that would roll the edges of the fenders. Shops around my area use fender rolling tools and a heat gun to not crack the paint. Make sure you take it to a shop that knows how to do it right and wont bacon the shit out of the fender.

[m.flores.0928]

Originally Posted by KenTK808

I'm running Tein S-tech lowering springs that are for the Scion XD on my 2014 Yaris. I chose these because they are progressive and the rates for the rear are higher on the Scion XD springs, not by much but it would make a difference if you're packing people in the back.



If rubbing is an issue you could run a smaller series tire or go to a reputable shop that would roll the edges of the fenders. Shops around my area use fender rolling tools and a heat gun to not crack the paint. Make sure you take it to a shop that knows how to do it right and wont bacon the shit out of the fender.

Aha so they do work! Awesome. I'll look into those.

I prefer this size tire, I had to special order them from the tire shop I went to, I want to work around the tires I have now. I'll hunt around for a body shop around here.


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