As far as the motor, you are correct. We don't know what pushes this engine over the edge yet, but as Hyundai expects to sell these with a 10 year/100K (miles) warrantee, we can expect that they aren't dialed right down to the factory numbers.This is fantastic news. Always nice to see more aftermarket development for the VT. This does lead to many questions.
yea clutch is holding for now ... hopefully i dont start breaking anything lolThe reflashes are typically 91 minimum. The higher octane is one of the things that helps increase the power.
The Genesis Coupe's weak spot is the clutch. Its usually the next mod most people get after the reflash lol. Until people start breaking things, we wont know where the VTs weaknesses are.
Plastic...With all your mods, you will probably be the first
Another common weakspot of the Gen is the intake manifold. Whats the VTs made out of?
many intake manifolds are made out of plastic now, it seems like it's a manufactures defect as tunes shouldnt break manifoldsBOOM! Thats what the GC's is made out of lol.
Blew intake manifold - Genesis Forum: GenCoupe Hyundai Genesis Forums
Add that to the list of potential weak points.
That must have been pretty disturbing to see.When i had my vortech on my GT i could watch the manifold expand greatly when it was on the dyno.
alot of 13' guys are swapping to the 10-12 manifold ... not sure how I feel about them using a EFI manifold on a DI car thoughodd. I never considered something like that being plastic. I've never owned anything newer than my 93 accord that I mod. it has a metal or alloy whatever kind of metal intake. most Hondas get skunk2 intakes after a swap usually. I never did.
is there a company that makes aftermarket intake manifolds for the gen coupes that are metal? maybe we can have them make one for us.