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I've noticed that Teins drop the a$$ too much, I mean it looks nice but if you've got people in the back it's slammed to the ground. Anyone knows which springs give 1-2 inch drop so that the back isn't slammed too much? I realize it sits higher up from factory and rear springs usually offer...

Congratulations on your ride, looks amazing. Between stock and TRD springs aside from the ride height - have you noticed much stiffer ride? I get mixed opinions. Some say it rides better, more plush, some say it's stiffer and some will say that rear seat passengers can't tolerate the stiff...

Great news, that means Toyota believes this tranny can hold it's own on a little crossover wagon and will be around for much longer given CHR is just coming out which means more used trannies from crashed cars, cheaper costs, more shops rebuilding then rather than dealerships replacing them. I...

Precisely. What kind of a chip is it? I'll be honest I know nothing about wiring, electric work but from what I've read there are a couple of different chips or mods from flashing the ECU, I guess you can revert back to just inserting an ODB2 module which will overwrite your cars ecu only if...

My thoughts exactly. Would be Nice to find source that nas specs listed.

Nice car, cvt or stick?

The corolla's you've seen needing CVTs replaced. Do you know what the issue was? Were those mainly "S" models with paddle shifters or both LE/S? Where is the dealership located, flat or hills/mountainous terrain?

Ok but I’m sure you’ve had a corolla with traditional auto roll in with same or less miles due to transmission issues as well. No?

Do you drill or screw into existing thread/holes? Are you screwing it into a plastic molding or metal?

Hey guys, I was just looking at this new Toyota C-HR and it seems to come with a 2.0L 4banger with a CVT. 2.0 has around 140hp and lil more torque I would imagine. I was curious if it uses the same K313 CVT transmission as Corolla. If it does which I wouldn't be surprised, then Toyota...

Can you convert our 1.8 to E85 and gain like 50HP? Are our engines compatible with this conversion? I know e85 is hard to get in some locations and mpg isn't great but you gain HP. Thoughts?

I look at it this way, if you drop it less than 2" it's like having a passenger in the back every time you drive. Not a big deal right? They'll probably won't last as long as with stock springs, but considering corollas are bulletproof I wouldn't be surprised it they did and if they go out...