Turbo Tiburon on 2040-cars
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States
2004 Hyundai Tiburon Turbo The car is solid, in great shape, and low miles. The motor runs great. No check engine light or stored codes. It has some loose ends that I lost interest in finishing, but nothing to keep you from driving and enjoying the car. The stock motor was turbocharged 3 years ago with a Garrett T25. The build includes a OBX-R turbo manifold, ARK single cat delete exit exhaust, HKS blow off valve, Hyundai 290cc injectors to support 5psi of boost, front mount intercooler with aluminum charge pipes, ACT 6 puck clutch, eBay short throw shifter, Autometer oil pressure, boost, volts gauges in A-pillar pod, AEM UEGO wide band mounted in dash, HKS turbo timer, and AEM Fuel Ignition Controller (not installed but will include with sale). The harness needs to be wired in and the car can then be taken to a certified AEM tuning shop. I do have a non turbo header for the car if a turbo motor is not for you. The build is capable of much more than it currently is running but it is extremely reliable in its current state. The car is currently running off the factory ECU but has compensated for boost via larger injectors so no issues there. A/C was deleted out of the car to relocate the alternator away from the turbo as part of the turbo build. There is no radio in the car currently, but all the connections and mount are there to install a double DIN stock or aftermarket radio. No cruise control either. Some of the interior panels have been painted blue. OTTO-R seats have been installed, non-slider, but the factory seats will be included with the vehicle. Suspension has been modified with Drop Zone lowering springs and Koni adjustable struts, pretty stiff ride but not back breaking. Konig 18x8 wheels with Nankang NS-II tires 60% tread. The car does need an alignment and tires balanced. The headlights are shot. They became very hazed a few years back and were slightly tinted, but now just need to be replaced with new ones. The back seats have been removed and refinished to support a JL Audio sub box (audio components not included in sale). Aftermarket tail lights are also tinted but in great shape and never been bothered by law enforcement.The car is tinted 15% all the way around. Probably forgetting a lot of other stuff. I can send more pictures if needed. The car has never been a daily driver for me, rather a toy to screw around with so if you're not mechanically inclined or want a little bit of a project, this car is not for you. The car is as-is. I'm the second owner of the car so everything listed above is everything I know about it. I'm listing the car for sale because I don't really drive it much anymore and could spend the money on something else. To be clear, I don't need to sell the car so low ball offers won't be entertained. |
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2017 Genesis G90 signals Equus' evolution
Mon, Jan 11 2016As predicted, Hyundai's executive-level Genesis EQ900 has crossed the Pacific to make its big debut at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show. Known in the North American market as the Genesis G90, the first-ever vehicle for the new Genesis brand will occupy the same position as the old Hyundai Equus at the top of the heap. That means lots of interior space, most of which is finished in luxurious materials and stuffed full of technology. From the lone interior image Hyundai sent out, the cabin is clearly an evolution of the Equus' aesthetic. There's a large swath of real wood on the dash, which is topped by Nappa leather. The expansive center display sits atop a high, curving transmission tunnel that houses the traditional knob-and-dial controller for the infotainment, as well as the shift lever and HVAC buttons. Hyundai stretched the G90's wheelbase by 4.5 inches over the old Equus, but in the process, it removed an inch of backseat legroom. Now there's only 37.8 inches in the second row, which doesn't compare favorably to the 42.9 inches in the back of the Audi A8L or the 43.1 inches offered in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Unlike the EQ900 that was shown early last month, the US-market G90 will only offer a pair of engines. On the one end, we have a 3.3-liter, twin-turbocharged V6, capable of 365 horsepower and 376 pound-feet of torque. The 5.0-liter V8 from the Equus will be offered too, and it still churns out 420 hp and 383 lb-ft of torque. But with peak twist from the V6 model available between 1,300 and 4,500 rpm and less than 60 horsepower difference between the two engines, it sounds like the smaller engine will be the one to have, especially if it proves significantly lighter (Hyundai hasn't published the G90's weight yet). Both engines are paired to eight-speed automatic transmissions and can be paired with Hyundai's H-TRAC all-wheel-drive system. Look for more on the new G90 from its Detroit debut. And in the meantime, head over to our December 9 report on the new flagship model for more on Peter Schreyer's design and the safety equipment.
Hyundai announces upcoming Creta sub-compact crossover
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BMW, Hyundai score big in JD Power's first Tech Experience Index
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