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[Fraser315]

Hi there new to this club i have a Yaris 2018 looking to do exhaust and a remap to stage 1 wondering if anyone has done it and what they get out it before i part with my cash 

[FROSTYBALLS]

Welcome to Toyota Owners Club.

Moved to the Yaris forum.

[Cyker]

As far as I know nobody's cracked the ECU so I don't think the car can be remapped without putting in an aftermarket ECU or using a piggyback chip.

I must admit the later model Yarisesisueisases don't seem to be popular cars for performance mods; I tend to see a lot more Aygos with mods!

[Hornet3D]

Welcome to the club, I hope you find the forums useful.

[Derek.w]

Welcome to the club.

If you not down on performance then maybe its time for a new or new second hand car like a Hybrid as acceleration is teriffic.

[MikeSh]

4 hours ago, Fraser315 said:

part with my cash 

Unless you're awash with the stuff, don't bother. A Yaris on steroids (more like aspirin probably) is not going to impress anyone except the person that paid a lot of money for it.

Seriously, what are you going to do with a few bhp more on today's roads?

[Max_Headroom]

15 hours ago, Fraser315 said:

Hi there new to this club i have a Yaris 2018 looking to do exhaust and a remap to stage 1 wondering if anyone has done it and what they get out it before i part with my cash 

Why didn't you look up the 0 - 60 time before buying its well published?

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The 2019 Toyota Yaris Sedan Base accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 10.3 seconds and hits quarter mile at 17.6 seconds.

 

[Cyker]

It's more about personalization, making it different, maybe a bit more fun etc. which I can respect, otherwise we wouldn't have the fun, impressive and sometimes batguano crazy cars that the mod scene produces!

Alas the Yaris isn't a great platform for anything other than handling mods due to the ECU being encrypted.

I have seen turbo and supercharger kits for the Mk1 and Mk2, but virtually nothing for the Mk3 onward.

 

[MikeSh]

7 hours ago, Cyker said:

It's more about personalization, making it different,

Absolutely.

In terms of bang-for-buck I think some 'decorative' mods like nifty paint or decal work, cool wheels, etc, would be appreciated by others more than a minor performance upgrade that isn't really apparent to anyone outside the dyno workshop.

[Fraser315]

Had a word with a family friend,  after some reply's,  going to put it on the dyno and see if he can try some stuff for it 

Seen a couple of splitters ect and cool wrap jobs nothing on the stock ecu but I guess ill be 1dtst of first of many to try it 😂