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TRD sway bar worth it?? Or TRD drop springs??

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Accessories and Modifications' started by Jk818, May 9, 2016.

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  1. granTORRESmo

    granTORRESmo Senior Member

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    Lol I wasn't satisfied with the height. Tanabe NF lower only 1" and the spring rate was too soft like OEM springs. I wanted something more sporty and lower, and that why I switch to teins.

    And also check the image I have.

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    #21 granTORRESmo, May 11, 2016
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  2. Jk818

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    Thanks @granTORRESmo! Good info!! Gonna keep researching til I kno what I really want for springs. Gonna get the sway bar first for sure
     
    #22 Jk818, May 11, 2016
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    Sure does but I'm too lazy for that :LOL:
     
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    TRD RSB was the most noticeable single suspension improvement mod through my personal experience.

    Current suspension is TRD Springs, TRD RSB, RAV4 FSB, Mike's Mid & Front Under Braces, Cusco Top Mount Strut Bar & 17" Wheels.
     
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    How do you like the TRD springs?
     
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    You're so right. I put my RSB on earlier this week and now I notice how much the front flexes now I need that front bar!!
     
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  8. Krish Udvadia

    Krish Udvadia Junior Member

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    did you install the front and rear differently?
     
    #28 Krish Udvadia, May 14, 2016
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    I am not sure what you're asking?
    The installation procedure for the front and rear sway bars are very different, yes.
     
    #29 Dylan Doxey, May 15, 2016
  10. Krish Udvadia

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    No i mean did you install the rear sway bar then drive or around and then install the front sway bar at a later time and see how that made an improvement?
     
    #30 Krish Udvadia, May 15, 2016
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    I keep going back and forth either tein or TRD springs. Which do u think will be more comfortable?road conditions in MN are kinda rough
     
    #31 Jk818, May 15, 2016
  12. Dylan Doxey

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    After I installed the rear TRD swaybar I was pleased with the results. There was a noticeable reduction in body roll on hard cornering. That's when I decided to order the front Cusco swaybar. The Cusco front swaybar further reduced body roll on hard cornering.
     
    #32 Dylan Doxey, May 15, 2016
  13. Krish Udvadia

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    How did the car act with the front one on
     
    #33 Krish Udvadia, May 15, 2016
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    When you installed the rsb... Did you purchase the bushing kit as well??
     
    #34 Jk818, May 17, 2016
  15. Dylan Doxey

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    The bushings were included. I purchased Amazon item B007Z73M4W in May 2014. There's a note there that you need to purchase and end-link kit. But it was included in my case.
     
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