Official POLAR WHITE yaris thread

[hoahmaru]

Originally Posted by DJ_SpaRky

"Excuse me, but you have something in your teeth"

Yea I know, and I hate it. I tried to fix it but I can't seem to find where the cord starts at, so I'am gonna let the dealership fix it for me when I bring it in for an oil change or maybe when I get it lowered (thinking about May, the price to get it lowered by toyota is a bit expensive).

[hoahmaru]

Originally Posted by Mad Munchkin

Awesome pics, hoahmaru! Great part of town for pics...good place for a meet, maybe? I'll get some pics on soon.

thanx Mad Munchkin. Yea I had to wait for a warm day to take some pics, I thought Crescent Hill is the best location for car pictures.

[hoahmaru]

Originally Posted by stuffy

that's a sweet looking car hoahmaru, i think this car looks great in white.

thanx stuffy.

[DJ_SpaRky]

Heres the link to the "ings +1" kit that wushumasterku posted pic of.

http://www.ings-net.com/products/vitz_RS/index.htm

I really like the bumpers

[wushumasterku]

Originally Posted by YARISinWHITE

I got mine from E-bay and cost about ~US$38 with shipping, but I thought I saw a thread that said it is $30 somewhere else. And here's a pic for the spoiler. ;)

hey yaris in white,

did you lower your car?
what size rims are those

if i get 14inch rims, do i need to lower my car??

[wushumasterku]

here's mine:

[ricko]

The actual rolling diameter of the 14's and 15's is pretty close due to the different profile tires used. No one really NEEDS to lower their car for the street, however you will WANT to lower it for the looks, and better handling. I convinced my "accountant" I NEEDED the lowering kit for "SAFETY" reasons.
Accident avoidance is a serious issue, and I am better prepared to deal with it.

[DJ_SpaRky]

Originally Posted by ricko

I convinced my "accountant" I NEEDED the lowering kit for "SAFETY" reasons.

Ah, the old "Mismarket to the other-half" technique LOL j/k

but for real, being lower to the ground will allow better handling & thus better accident avoidance.

[ricko]

You got that right. I was able to drive both standard and lowered versions, the difference in cornering and braking was very noticeable. Ride quality doesn't seem to suffer either, and since it is a Toyota part ..... no effect on the warranty. Seems like WIN WIN WIN to me. Of course if you are going racing .............

[DJ_SpaRky]

yeah, keeping the total warranty is a good thing for sure. I'll be losing parts of it here & there, as I get money & I get parts (the non-Toyota Kind)

[why?]

True. But it is a Toyota and the odds of you ever actually needing the warranty are smaller than winning the multi-million dollar lottery.

[VitzEW]

White is definitely the way to go!
And lowering it is a very good idea. I have 1.7" drop Spirit Springs from Revspot. Handles well and not overly stiff.

[VitzEW]

Forgot to post pics!

[DJ_SpaRky]

Nice ride.

[ricko]

Nice scooter, excellent wheels and tires!!!!!!!! What are the details???

[Master]

wow that still seems pretty high for a 1.7" drop


they look to be 18's running 215/35/18

maybe 17's...

[birdy]

that is freaking hot as hell

[Yaris Revenge]

Originally Posted by YARISinWHITE

I got mine from E-bay and cost about ~US$38 with shipping, but I thought I saw a thread that said it is $30 somewhere else. And here's a pic for the spoiler. ;)

Hey YARISinWHITE, that spoiler looks fantastic! Where'd it come from???
~YR