Kenneth.

I think the facelift tail lights look great, but they look a little strange to me when the brakes are applied.

Thanks Kenneth! Any updates to your car anytime this year? Don't think u've gotten anything for awhile. Haha. Nothing so far.. ahha everything's been put on hold.. :)

haha this is true, darker blue with lighter wheels for you, lighter blue with darker wheels for me. TBH your yaris has inspired me to do mine... Heh, good to hear! Looking forward to see you down at the annual mate!

You're seeing the tacho sweep because Jason has chucked a VIPEC ECU in that car. Ohh, thanks Guni. Tacho sweeps look so cool..

Awesome dude! We're going to look like twins.. just slightly different shades LOL. :P

Hmm.. we have a Levin at home, but our cluster doesn't act like the one in the video. It looks the same, but when you switch it on the rpm needle doesn't rev up and back down. But yeah, you may be after the Levin cluster. That should fit right in with no problems.. but don't quote me on it. Someone on the board has done it before.. :D @KenshinX: You'd be missing all the rev goodness after 8k?

Spotted Cuong at 3.20pm on Centenary Drivee, beeped at you but I think it was too soft and too late.. LOL

Looking awesome! :)

Bargain it down.. I remember my mate got his for $200 :)

Silver facelift Stivo giving it some on Parramatta Road just outside Suttons Holden.. Just caught a glimpse of it, and saw C-One wing tips.. possibly stock?

Hey Evan, refer to this post, and also post #8 in that thread. If the HB4 plugs are already there, you're prewired and good to go! Just need a stalk/switch and a micro relay! Stalk would be easier as it's a very simple plug and play. :)

Haha I didn't see you man! Was on my way into Uni.. How awful was the rain!

Looking good.. you need to adjust the white balance to cancel out the blue hue.

Spotted VF-X's VIP Aurion parked on George St last night! Looking very sleek!

Lastnight, white 1zz hatch with 6000k HIDs in Lidcombe on Parramatta Road.. Then later saw you again on the Boulevard in Strathfield.

Someone decided to leave their banana peel on my side mirrors today... wtf, seriously people have no respect for other people's properties these days.

Hey there! I don't recall my Yaris having such steering/handling issues when I first had it. If the steering is really crooked, then a wheel alignment is needed. But I see that you've already had that done by your dealer. I would say 40PSI is way too much. When I was rolling on the stock rim (15") & tyre combo, I always had my fronts set to 34PSI and 32PSI in the rear. The car handled decently. Since then I've made some upgrades to improve it's handling. This includes, lighter & wider rim (16x7, 5.5kg) & tyre (195/50R16) combo. I've also lowered the car by about 1.5" and installed a Whiteline 22mm rear sway bar. The Yaris with such simple upgrades handles extremely well, turn in is sharp, straights are stable, and overall the car is much more planted. I'm looking into stiffer struts/shocks to replace the OEMs once they wear out. However, I'd say none of these upgrades are necessary if you are just using your Yaris to get from A to B (home to work). So I would suggest trying the tyre pressures I've suggested first. See if that makes a difference to the way it handles. Also, do you have the alignment values from the last wheel alignment? Not sure if I was much help, let us know how it goes! Kenneth

Anything shipped from the US is never cheap. I remember when I purchased my springs, the shipping cost more than the springs itself! --"

Oh I do like the carbon fibre bits.. tasty!

Nah, they replaced the older headunit with the new ones with screens for the last batch of ZRE's before the facelift. So it wasn't just on the Edge.

Looking good Pete! That's interesting, do the ZRE's feel unstable at high speed..?

I've been able to locate it down to this part number: Front Bumper incl. Front Grille and Fog Light Kit (without OE Headlamp washer system) - PZ439-E9442-AB That was the TMME part number, but this is the TTE part number: AM-18428 They're both for the same thing, hope that helps! Oh, and your local dealer won't be able to find it, unless they search Toyota Europe's parts database.

That's the OEM bumper for the Corolla T-Sport in Europe.. So I'd say contacting your Toyota dealer with a part number is your best option.. I'll see if I can find a part number.

Personally, I'm not a fan of colour-coded fog shrouds.. so I say no. :)

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