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armoredfist2002
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I'm thinking of lowering my car in the new year, with just springs at the moment, how low can I lower my car with just springs, as I thought I read somewhere if you lower your car more than 30mm you have to use dampers/shocks as well as springs as the standard dampers will not allow more than 30mm.

Does anyone know more about this, as I don't want to buy just springs and then find out I have to buy dampers.

Also I have seen a koni ajustable suspension kit that lowers a car upto 35mm, does it just lower in the back, or will the kit lower 35mm in the front, as I only require a 35mm drop at the rear.

the car is a phase 2 2004 if this makes any difference to what I can do

thanx

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If you get -30mm TTE springs you will not need new dampers! Infact if you get any springs you shouldn't need new dampers! :thumbsup:

I would recommend TTE or Eibach though! :yes:

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ive have got tein s-tech springs on my yaris its 35mm at the front and 38 at the back and it looks the part....good around conering,not bumpy at all so i wud recomend tein..

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I have a set of H&R springs they are amazing. Drops the car down to 35mm.Also increases the handling.Would recomend it to anyone who owns a Yaris.

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Do any of these springs fit the phase 2 2004 models

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If you get -30mm TTE springs you will not need new dampers! Infact if you get any springs you shouldn't need new dampers! :thumbsup:

I would recommend TTE or Eibach though! :yes:

yeah get the tte ones, they are a toyota part so you will still have your

warranty :yes:

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Thinking about lowering my Yaris aswell - whats a good amount to lower it by, with absolutely no chance of scraping going over speed bumps etc?

Also, is the £100 the price of the springs from Toyota and could i get someone else to fit them?

Cheers. :thumbsup:

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30mm's probably a big enough drop to make it look good and yeah just buy the springs off Toyota and get some else to fit them, its dead easy! :yes::thumbsup:

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What Springs are on an SR? I Think they're 20mm TTE ones, but im not sure! I fancy another 10/15mm drop, so i guess i might pay toyota a visit for some lower dropping ones! Also, if i lower it... will the ride be much harder?

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If you get -30mm TTE springs you will not need new dampers! Infact if you get any springs you shouldn't need new dampers! :thumbsup:

I would recommend TTE or Eibach though! :yes:

yeah get the tte ones, they are a toyota part so you will still have your

warranty :yes:

I was told I could do any mods to my car without voiding the warranty (except drilling holes for a spoiler as this voids your paint warranty)

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any mods you do must be done with toyota parts and usually

by toyota too, to keep the toyota warranty up.

if a shocker was to leak with a none toyota spring the first thing

they would blame is that.

same goes if you put bigger wider wheels on if a bearing goes guess

what theyd blame!

same goes for most mods exhausts,air induction kits,lights...

i work at a dealers we will try anything not to pay out on warranty

work if its been modded!!

:lol::lol:

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