Hey i wanted to know if you guys can tell me which stuff shoud i use . I want to make the ride stiffer but i dont want to go any lower then it is becasue i cant get it up my drive way so i just want something that will corner better but not to make it any lower . when i go up my drive way i have like 4 finger gap from the side skirt to the bottom so thanks for the help

the tein Htech is a very low drop, very affordable.. combine with some swaybar/stressbar's and you'll get an excellent ride :)

u can get em from the place in my sig

~joel

Hey i wanted to know if you guys can tell me which stuff shoud i use . I want to make the ride stiffer but i dont want to go any lower then it is becasue i cant get it up my drive way so i just want something that will corner better but not to make it any lower . when i go up my drive way i have like 4 finger gap from the side skirt to the bottom so thanks for the help

If you want less roll but not lower Id go with with hotchkiss swaybars.

The single biggest handling improvement you can make would be sticky tires, such as Kumho MX or Falken Azenis sport.

Get some air bags. you can rase it and lower it when u want lol

Dave 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)

i got a chevy truck on bags i like it just because it looks good but i wood not get it on the scion but a buddy of mine is makeing and puthing bags on a scion i well tell him to post pics once he gots it all setup and all

the stock springs are hella stiff already. if yu want better handlign without changing ride height, put your attention on tires.

what kind tires shoud i get for traction

what kind tires shoud i get for traction

honestly...tires is a personal preference. before u try to find which tires have the best traction, you need to find out what size wheels you are gonna have and what tire size you want. that way you can find which companies have tires then u can narrow it down

what kind tires shoud i get for traction

honestly...tires is a personal preference. before u try to find which tires have the best traction, you need to find out what size wheels you are gonna have and what tire size you want. that way you can find which companies have tires then u can narrow it down


SCCA nationals proved pretty conclusively that the falken azenis sport and kumho MX are the two stickiest tires out there.

any other reccomendations you hear are not based on anything concrete at this time.

i got bags on mine.id post some pics but i dont know how.i'll just put some pics on my website soon.www.nueragraphix.com