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What did you do to your Hyundai Veloster N today?
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Example: Went to the dealership and picked up my Veloster N!
Example: Finally got my window tints done, now I can't open my windows for a week
Example: Got a new exhaust installed and took a spirited spin around the block
Anything goes!
Example: Went to the dealership and picked up my Veloster N!
Example: Finally got my window tints done, now I can't open my windows for a week
Example: Got a new exhaust installed and took a spirited spin around the block
Anything goes!
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Got bored and decided to copy off @Beatmechanic and make a rear trunk brace. I ordered some end caps and plugs to make it look better, but they haven't come in yet.
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Performance blue Billetworkz short teardrop shift knob. And vinylmod black emblem overlays.
I like the ball shift knob way more, but I hate the height that it adds. The short teardrop fits the reverse lockout inside. Whichever I prefer after a while, I'll keep. After I decide, I'll likely sell the other.
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I like the ball shift knob way more, but I hate the height that it adds. The short teardrop fits the reverse lockout inside. Whichever I prefer after a while, I'll keep. After I decide, I'll likely sell the other.
Why won't it thread down lower? Is the bottom of the knob not counter bored for the reverse ring? This is why I went with a custom knob, so it could sit down as low as possible. You might be able to get someone to machine clearance in the bottom of the knob, like this:
Finally got around to installing my SXTH intercooler. It's been in my garage for almost 2 weeks. Been too cold and rainy. I gotta say, the quality looks top notch with the intercooler itself, but I was VERY disappointed with the quality of the hardware provided. I had 2 hose clamps snap in half while tightening. And I was using a wrench by hand. I was shocked how easily they snapped. I honestly don't know if I'd recommend the SXTH intercooler to anyone because of it. Not what I expected after spending $850. Luckily I had a couple laying around of my own.
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Decided to clean my throttle body today. Turns out I didn't need to. If anyone ever questions how well PCV catch cans work, this is how it looks.... The first 2 pictures are before I installed a catch can. The last pic is after 10 months with a catch can installed.
This is what made me get the catch can.
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And this is after 10 months. (no cleaning required)
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This is what made me get the catch can.
And this is after 10 months. (no cleaning required)
The weather jumped up to 94-95 degrees at the track event I went to on May 13th so I got a taste of how agressively the factory tune steps in to protect the engine:
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I've stockpiled a growing laundry list of parts yet to be installed but today @Mok_Racing installed my Adro front lip and CSF intercooler. Both quality pieces and looking at IATs on the drive home I should be in much better shape if I attend a hot weather HPDE:
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I've stockpiled a growing laundry list of parts yet to be installed but today @Mok_Racing installed my Adro front lip and CSF intercooler. Both quality pieces and looking at IATs on the drive home I should be in much better shape if I attend a hot weather HPDE:
Slammed in some Whiteline front lower control arm bushings ( W53629 ) This was an absolute game changer, the steering feel was increased %1000 the steering precision was increased %5000 the car feels AMAZING. This is a no compromise mod, you can really feel the tire load up when cornering, ton of confidence. The car even feels great and more solid going over bumps and during high compression events. Way more stable under braking and acceleration as well. Took me about 3.5 hours from start to finish, I used a ball joint press to get the old bushings out and tapped the new ones in with a hammer with ease after they were in the freezer for about an hour. Threw in some subframe collars while I was in there as well.
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