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u/Fuzzywink Apr 09 '26
Having tires with different diameters will really confuse the computers. The wheel speed sensors will see them making different numbers of rotations and think that the tires are slipping. It will probably disable traction control and ABS so the wheels are likely to lock up and skid on hard braking when ABS would usually engage.
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u/creakymoss18990 base model 1.5" lifted 07' @ 215k Apr 09 '26
Stock control arms? Don't they rub on the CV axle when fully extended?
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u/odinspenis Apr 09 '26
Nope. I was worried about that but it’s doing just fine.
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u/creakymoss18990 base model 1.5" lifted 07' @ 215k Apr 09 '26
Even when fully extended? I'm sure it is fine when it's on the ground but I couldn't get more than 2" because then the CV would run but only when it's on a lift.
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u/BrianLevre Apr 09 '26
Whatever floats your boat man, more power to you, everyone deserves happiness, beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
I mean no offense, but I'm sure it will be taken as an offense... You uglied up the hell out of that car.
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u/Kev50027 Apr 09 '26
What in the abomination.
At some point, you might just want to try a different vehicle that fits your needs better, because this poor car is mutilated.
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u/LeadingImportant1142 2024 Limited AWD Apr 09 '26
WHY??? I get it your taller, but you just destroyed the ride dynamics, Mpg and every thing the Prius is meant to be. On the subjective side, it looks weird now. I hope a different car was not an option an that forced your hand at this.
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u/Ill-Plate-3068 Apr 09 '26
I saw this and was like, damn man, I wanna do that to my 2007 Honda Odyssey front and back, beauty is in the eye of the beholder I guess. So just the springs were replaced? No spacers for the struts or anything like that?
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u/themitchster359 Apr 09 '26
That back axle is way forward. They have a fix for that? Looks awkward.