Toyota Yaris lift kit installation. Prius Offroad lift kit
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Today we start working on our new project car. We first install a 1.5” lift kit from Prius Offroad. They have a bunch of kits to lift your Prius or Prius chassis vehicles.
Thanks for making this! Never knew a lift kit even existed for this car! I know what I'm buying soon!
I definitely believe it’s a great thing to have especially if you live in an environment with snow. It also helps when you want to go off-road to hiking trails and things. Plus it looks good.
Thanks for the video. I always wanted to do the same but not for the snow. The front end always seems to scrape driveway curbs and other nonsense (In NJ, right outside NYC. A lot of concrete and potholes!). I also have a 2008 but with only 110K so I don't mind putting the time and money since it will last.
It was a great investment for sure. I didn’t notice any loss in mpg or handling issues. My buddy currently is driving it since he needed a vehicle. I’m driving my lifted Prius. Both always scraped driveways before. Not anymore.
You didn't mention this video is featuring Phyllis! Haha.
Great video!
I'm sure this car feels great with fresh suspension, especially at 400,000 miles! The added suspension height is a great bonus.
Thanks. I edited the video half awake. Forgot about that. Handles great now.
This is cool! Wish I would have known about this years ago! Thanks for posting
You’re welcome.
I'm here for the tube bumper. Let's go bro
Currently working on a rally style bash bar in the front. My buddy has the car right now since he needed something to drive. He’s 3 hrs from me so haven’t had much time to finish it.
@Hughberts Projects definitely post it up once you get working on it. Super curious to see what you come up with
Great work. I've wanted to do it for a long time.
It’s made a huge difference for driving in the snow here. The Prius I lifted for my wife also does great in the snow now.
I have the left kit and love it I take my yaris in the bush all the time
It’s a great addition to the car for sure.
I have a 2009 sedan model. Had to do the front shocks and rods few months ago. Not only that, had to do the rear hub assembly and front wheel speed sensor because the abs and brake light came on. Guess these cars are prone to having abs wheel speed sensor issues. I live in Illinois but was born in Michigan. You understand how bad these winters are, it’s terrible. Can’t believe you have that many miles on ur Yaris. I got the car 5 years ago and it had 65 thousand miles on it. I’m at 99,236 miles right now. Been a great car but I’ve put a ton of money into it the last 2 years.
Driver side abs wheel speed sensor wire
Rear driver side wheel bearing/abs sensor connects to the hub bearing.)
Alternator
Battery
Roof drip mouldings both sides
Front shocks and struts
Tie rods front too)
Front rotors and pads
Battery terminals were rusted put new ones on
Oil changes every 3k miles
Air filters every 10k miles
Ac recharge
Pcv valve
Rear drums and shoes put on last year
New headlights originals were hazed over
Muffler is rusting off as of right now and barely hanging on
New starter last year
Coolant flush and fill 2 years ago
Brake fluid replaced last year
Yeah all this in 5 years I’ve done all the work myself, ironically I work at a Honda dealership though
Transmission shifts amazingly and the engine doesn’t burn a drop of oil. Scotty Kilmer made a few videos on this gen Yaris. These cars are amazing but living in the rust belt sucks. Things rust and corrode away. I hope to get 5 more years out of this car the frame is solid underneath just a small bit of surface rust here and there
Toyota is a great commuter car. Super reliable and cheaper to maintain.
@@hughbertsprojects correct I agree to be honest. The only weird thing I’m experiencing right now, is that the car shakes like crazy sometimes when I’m at idle. Like when the ac is on, and I’m at a red light or stop sign. The only thing that helps is turning the ac off or putting the car in neutral. My dealership thought it was the engine mount but I replaced that and it didn’t help. I’ve read tons of Yaris forums online about people experiencing the same exact issue and they couldn’t figure it out either.
@@hughbertsprojects something else mentioned was that the engine shakes if you lift the hood up and look, mine does pretty bad . Common issue on this car yet no idea how to fix it. Engine is strong and burns no oil at all. The air filter box will shake, engine, and everything all around shakes. I’m sure yours does too if you take a 10 minute trip, park somewhere with the car on pop the hood and look. I guess no car is perfect but I’ve learned to just live with things like this. Great video tho man! Keep us updated make another video on the car id love to see how it’s treating you.
@jonathanmacdonald9276 it could be the transmission mount. I normally replace all my motor and transmission mounts at the same time. It’s extra money but if I’m already working on it i just do the extras.
😮looks good
@17:22 you were actually tightening the nut on the strut instead of loosening it.
Thanks. I’ll try to edit that.
I have a yaris which is amazing in the snow and i hope to get 400k miles someday
I’m going to be installing snow tire in the next few weeks. I need to get another set of wheels. I’m also planning to put some fender flares on as well.
What are you doing for tire size when you upgrade? I’m going to use this kit as well and then upgrade my tires, I was thinking AT as I have a little commute, but I’m curious on your thoughts. Great video, been looking for a kit for awhile and their is nothing on YT until you posted.
I plan to run a AT tire. I was looking into the Yokohama Geolander. I believe I can run a 14” wheel as well and there are a few other more aggressive options I can go with in that rim/wheel size.
General makes a nice AT for a 14" wheel. Not sure if Maxis still makes the smaller Big Horns, but that was another option
Good to know. I’ll look into it. I’m looking at the Forceum Mt08 for my 1984 Toyota Tercel wagon.
Man I could have done it may self wow thanks for the content
You’re welcome. Most shops around me wanted a ton of money to install the kit. Pretty much the reason I shot the video to show others.
Awesome video. Do you happen to have the link to the lift kit?
Here is the link. If you have further questions they can answer them. They were very helpful. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/all
Thanks for your sharing knowledge 👍
You’re welcome
Hey man do you have the link on where you got the lift kit I've been trying to look for one but they're hard to find good ones
Here is a link to the kit. It was designed for a Prius C but fits the Yaris. At the end of the information it shows other models it fits.
priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
Excellent🎯👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. Thank you.
You’re welcome
@@hughbertsprojects a keeper. You’re as tilted as I am. I great way to start the day😃
Hello, good content. I believe I missed the location of front spacer. Also I'm interested in sway bars for mines. Any idea where I can find some at a affordable price? Thank you in advance.
I got mixed up when I was doing filming on the correct location of the front spacer. It goes underneath the top strut plate. I purchased this kit from Prius off-road out of California. It was a very affordable kit. The kit I used on my car is from a Prius C.
Hello, I enjoyed the video.... I'm curious how this affected you MPG's?
Without changing the tire size I didn’t notice any difference. If I would have gone with a larger tire the style of tire and size would play a factor. My Prius I also lifted got about 3-5 mpg less with the 2” taller tires I ran on it.
@@hughbertsprojects much appreciated! Great info 👍
@89G you’re welcome.
Too bad the front struts are so hard to replace compared to the rear
I agree. The Prius I also lifted was very easy compared to the Yaris.
Hello i lifted my car too and i heard a clunking noise from the front and the noise heard faster when i accelerate is it from the cv joint?
It could be a few different things. If it’s under acceleration that you hear it look for loose bolts, a worn sway bar link, or a motor mount. A cv should be more of a clicking sound.
I need the Amazon link or something for that kit pls ❤
Here is the link from Prius Off-road the maker of this lift. Have put 30k on the lift kit so far and it’s still working great. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
Other than the suspension, what else would you say it's recommended to change if we want to install this kind of kit. I know nothing about cars I appreciate the feedback.
I’m a fan of replacing struts when lifting a vehicle. That way the parts are new. Also making sure the sway bar endlinks, ball joints, tierods and bushings are in good shape is a good idea.
Hey. I'd like to do it at my car too. Is there a link to the product? What is the max. size for the tires? Regards from Sweden
Here is a link to the company that made this lift kit. They are mostly a Prius lift kit company but their products do fit across the Toyota line of vehicles. Tire size fitment is mentioned on some kits but their customer service department can definitely answer other questions you may have. priusoffroad.com/
Thank you so much for your help!@@hughbertsprojects
@@user-zg2gs5rf9e you’re welcome
Which year is your car? Will this kit work with 2010 Yaris?
2008. Will work for 2007-2014
Hi, will you be able to upload a update of the yaris with the big tires? 😅
Hopefully I can. A friend of mine currently is driving the car on the tires it had. The larger tires are on the list of things to do this summer.
Do you have a link for the lift?
This is the lift I used on my car. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
Do you know if the yaris uses a CVT transmission by chance??
This one is not. Not sure about in the UK or European market. I wish it was a 5spd manual.
Japan assembled does. Don't know about UK assembled though
@muhammadghani5139 I have had nothing bad happen with my 2 Prius I had with the cvt. Functioned just fine.
What tire size is that? Thank you
185/60/r15 is what I had on the car.
Where do you get that kit ? I need it
Here is a link to the kit. It’s the same as the Prius c. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
Which kit is it on the website? Want to fit my car with this! And it’s the exact same as yours
It is the kit for the Prius C.
Hi, how much mm you lift it ?
50mm with just the blocks in the kit.
Hd sprig add ?
I haven’t added them yet. The car is light enough and rides good as it is.
where can i get that kit thanks for everything
This is the kit I used. It’s from Prius Off-road. It’s the Prius C kit. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
Do you have the link for purchasing this kit? I’ve got a 2010
priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd here is a link. It’s the kit for the Prius C.
Do you mind telling me what year your yaris is and which kit you ordered? i have an 08 and I want to do this too
Here is the link to the kit I ordered. priusoffroad.com/products/ols/products/prius-yaris-xd
thank u hun@@hughbertsprojects
@BillBrunson you’re welcome
Hello do you think this lift kit will fit on a 2017 Toyota Yaris
According to the Prius Off-road website this kit only fits up to a 2014. You could email them and see if they have something that will fit your car.
how did it change the ride?
The lift hasn’t changed the ride. Still rides stock.
Hi I have a question I have a 09 Toyota Yaris sedan and I plan to get a life kit the same one u have do u think 205/75/15 off road tires can fit with that size??
That size tire should fit. The only issue is the bottom of the strut spring perch. The Prius cleared with the stock offset wheels. Only had a little rub at full lock. I know the yaris has a larger open in the wheel well. I unfortunately haven’t upgraded tires yet since the ones on it are still good.
@@hughbertsprojects oh really oh ok then and thanks I'll give it a shot and see what happens
You should be able to measure the distance between the top of the tire and the spring perch. The tire size you want to run is 3.4” taller than stock. As long as you have about 1.25 of clearance now with stock tires you should be good.
Here is an article on a lifted Yaris using the tires size you want. www.subcompactculture.com/2021/01/subcompact-showcase-jake-browns-lifted.html?m=1
@@hughbertsprojects oh ok great this helps a lot thanks
what's with the spare tranny fluid?
I changed the filter and developed a leak at the drain plug. Need to do a flush and replace the lines soon since they leak.
How do you have so few views?!
Not sure. A yaris is a bit of an oddball car to lift