1994 Z28 vs 2010 Hyundai Genesis
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If they came with an LS7 in it, I would junk the Gensis body and put it in a real car..a Vette.
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you have to have a stick if you're trying to mod any hyundai. just picked up a genesis sedan 4.6 for the wife and just like my bro's commuter '06 sonata V6 the trans (a ZF 6spd in the genesis) is programmed to last forever there is zero performance effort in this trans tune. if the sedan snapped off shifts it would run mid 13's instead of the 13.8 @104 motor trend got out of it ('09). the sedan only runs 65% throttle in 1st gear, i'd imagine the coupe is similar. Hyundai gives that warranty and knows how to not have to pay out on it lol
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An LS1 driveshaft weighs 4 lbs less than an LT1 driveshaft and it fixes the nasty vibration that alot of LT1's (including this one) have at higher speeds. How does that compare to an LT1 radiator swap?
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