Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel

The Venom · 30th November 2010, 12:04

Good Morning all the guru`s in the house....I just want to know that i am planning to buy a hyundai verna and after that i want to install Aftermarket Universal Intercooler and Blow off valve.So i want to know that is it possible to install these products.

Thanks

GTO · 1st December 2010, 15:37

Why would you want to do that? What's wrong with the stock Verna intercooler? Honestly, the Verna common-rail has more power than it can handle. Literally! If I were you, I'd hunt for a bolt-on after market suspension that will improve the handling & dynamics of the car.

BTW, are you running a tuning box already?

kpzen · 1st December 2010, 15:41

Tuning Box + Monroe suspension + good set of tires
Thats the best you can do with Verna.

The Venom · 3rd December 2010, 08:37

Noooo....i am not running on tunning box but want to install one soon......and one more thing can i go Blow off valve for verna.....and which company offers the best suspension and good set of tires in 14" for hyundai verna?????
Thanks for the reply

dinu2506 · 3rd December 2010, 09:25

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Originally Posted by The Venom

Noooo....i am not running on tunning box but want to install one soon......and one more thing can i go Blow off valve for verna.....and which company offers the best suspension and good set of tires in 14" for hyundai verna?????
Thanks for the reply

Tires, you have loads of information on the Tyres and Alloy Wheel section. Choose whats best for you, there are many good brands like Michelins, Bridgestones, Yokos, Conti etc etc. I've upgraded to Bridgestone Turanza ER60 - 195 60 R14. Pretty good all round tires, in my opinion. Have been running for more than a year now on those. Zilch issues so far.
Yes, the Verna definitely needs better tires than stock.

The Venom · 3rd December 2010, 12:53

actually i was looking in Michellin PP3 or Yoko C drive or BF Goodrich......is the size available for verna diesel???

predatorwheelz · 7th December 2010, 20:33

@The Venom - If you haven't bought the Verna already, I suggest you buy it and run it for some time to get used to the stock power. Trust me, the stock ouput of the engine is ENOUGH for the suspension to handle, and enough for 90pct of real life conditions.

The Verna's stock size is 185/65 R14. None of the tyres you mentioned come in that size, though the Yoko C Drive does come in 195/60 R14 (a natural upgrade). But if a performance monster is what you're looking for, why these tyres? Get Yoko Advans in 195/60 R14 size. Thats one tyre you'll never be able to outperform

khadoos baby · 16th August 2012, 08:29

Hello friends, need some help here

My Verna CRDI SX 2008 is 65k km old now and as per Hyundai A.S.S needs suspensions change. I usually dont change the stock parts of my car but we all know that Verna ride on back seats is close to Essel world rides.So I have decided to upgrade them if possible. Did my bit of research and bumped into names like Monroe, Koni and some KY (Pardon my mediocre knowledge ). What do you guys advice? Where in mumbai can i get them ? which is the best one for my requirement- chauffeur driven ? Whats the cost like?

kpzen · 16th August 2012, 11:08

Monroes for rear were available @ 12k~15 for a set. But i'm not sure about its availability now as old verna is obsolete. You can contact Petes cochin.

Handling would improve substantially but ride quality of the rear won't be good.

khadoos baby · 16th August 2012, 11:38

Thanks for the response kpzen, I enquired with petes, Monroes are not available for old verna. Any other options?

sajands · 16th August 2012, 11:53

Hi Venom,

I have a '08 Verna CDRi and no mod's to the engine done, not even a aftermarket air filter and 110 power is enough for this beast to blast off. I suggest to hold off any modifications and some time, get used to car, run her well and once you know your car's handling, power and fully confident with her only then think of some upgrades. the only update I did was got the Bridgestone G III 195 potenza's and a lip spoiler on the boot.

Coming to the suspensions lot has been spoken about them but it all depends on how you drive as well and the roads. I am on the stock suspensions and so far, never felt any issues with it, never crossed more than 140 on an open road when there is less traffic and till date I never felt an need to change them.

Verna is a good car, ride her safe and she will take care of you

-Sajan

khadoos baby · 16th August 2012, 13:43

Same here Sajands, no modification done to the car at all, and till date no spare parts of the car except brake pads and tyres have been changed. Car has clocked 65k and more than 50 percent has been through bad roads and potholes. If I dont have choice of any other suspensions, any tips to pass on to mechanic to tune the new Hyundai suspensions to improve the rolling ?

sajands · 16th August 2012, 14:51

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Originally Posted by khadoos baby

any tips to pass on to mechanic to tune the new Hyundai suspensions to improve the rolling ?

I guess that depends on the type of suspension you choose, if its the stock replacement again then you may want to stiffen it a bit to the hard side and if its an koni or some other you may want to do a custom settings with trail and error method.

-Sajan

kpzen · 16th August 2012, 15:51

At this moment,when the model is obsolete, I think you should stick with stock setup.

VarunM · 16th August 2012, 16:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by sajands

Hi Venom,

I have a '08 Verna CDRi and no mod's to the engine done, not even a aftermarket air filter and 110 power is enough for this beast to blast off. I suggest to hold off any modifications and some time, get used to car, run her well and once you know your car's handling, power and fully confident with her only then think of some upgrades. the only update I did was got the Bridgestone G III 195 potenza's and a lip spoiler on the boot.

Coming to the suspensions lot has been spoken about them but it all depends on how you drive as well and the roads. I am on the stock suspensions and so far, never felt any issues with it, never crossed more than 140 on an open road when there is less traffic and till date I never felt an need to change them.

Verna is a good car, ride her safe and she will take care of you

-Sajan

Hi Sajands,

I too have a stock Verna, didnt face any issues with handling till date. Mine are stock Bridgestone tires. Have run about 51K till date. The treads now seem to be nearing their end ,mine are 185 profile -with company fitted alloys.

Any suggestions for a new set of shoes? Any pointers to dealers in Bangalore?

-Varun

30th November 2010, 12:04	#1
The Venom BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New Delhi Posts: 54 Thanked: 4 Times	Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Good Morning all the guru`s in the house....I just want to know that i am planning to buy a hyundai verna and after that i want to install Aftermarket Universal Intercooler and Blow off valve.So i want to know that is it possible to install these products. Thanks
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1st December 2010, 15:37	#2
GTO Team-BHP Support Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Bombay Posts: 70,546 Thanked: 300,783 Times View My Garage	Why would you want to do that? What's wrong with the stock Verna intercooler? Honestly, the Verna common-rail has more power than it can handle. Literally! If I were you, I'd hunt for a bolt-on after market suspension that will improve the handling & dynamics of the car. BTW, are you running a tuning box already?
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1st December 2010, 15:41	#3
kpzen Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Faridabad Posts: 5,610 Thanked: 1,876 Times View My Garage	Tuning Box + Monroe suspension + good set of tires Thats the best you can do with Verna.
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3rd December 2010, 08:37	#4
The Venom BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New Delhi Posts: 54 Thanked: 4 Times	Noooo....i am not running on tunning box but want to install one soon......and one more thing can i go Blow off valve for verna.....and which company offers the best suspension and good set of tires in 14" for hyundai verna????? Thanks for the reply
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3rd December 2010, 12:53	#6
The Venom BHPian Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: New Delhi Posts: 54 Thanked: 4 Times	actually i was looking in Michellin PP3 or Yoko C drive or BF Goodrich......is the size available for verna diesel???
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7th December 2010, 20:33	#7
predatorwheelz Senior - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Delhi/Kolkata Posts: 1,720 Thanked: 1,979 Times View My Garage	@The Venom - If you haven't bought the Verna already, I suggest you buy it and run it for some time to get used to the stock power. Trust me, the stock ouput of the engine is ENOUGH for the suspension to handle, and enough for 90pct of real life conditions. The Verna's stock size is 185/65 R14. None of the tyres you mentioned come in that size, though the Yoko C Drive does come in 195/60 R14 (a natural upgrade). But if a performance monster is what you're looking for, why these tyres? Get Yoko Advans in 195/60 R14 size. Thats one tyre you'll never be able to outperform
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16th August 2012, 08:29	#8
khadoos baby BHPian Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: dombivili,mumbai Posts: 69 Thanked: 3 Times	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Hello friends, need some help here My Verna CRDI SX 2008 is 65k km old now and as per Hyundai A.S.S needs suspensions change. I usually dont change the stock parts of my car but we all know that Verna ride on back seats is close to Essel world rides.So I have decided to upgrade them if possible. Did my bit of research and bumped into names like Monroe, Koni and some KY (Pardon my mediocre knowledge ). What do you guys advice? Where in mumbai can i get them ? which is the best one for my requirement- chauffeur driven ? Whats the cost like?
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16th August 2012, 11:08	#9
kpzen Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Faridabad Posts: 5,610 Thanked: 1,876 Times View My Garage	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Monroes for rear were available @ 12k~15 for a set. But i'm not sure about its availability now as old verna is obsolete. You can contact Petes cochin. Handling would improve substantially but ride quality of the rear won't be good.
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16th August 2012, 11:38	#10
khadoos baby BHPian Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: dombivili,mumbai Posts: 69 Thanked: 3 Times	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Thanks for the response kpzen, I enquired with petes, Monroes are not available for old verna. Any other options?
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16th August 2012, 11:53	#11
sajands BHPian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 941 Thanked: 347 Times View My Garage	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Hi Venom, I have a '08 Verna CDRi and no mod's to the engine done, not even a aftermarket air filter and 110 power is enough for this beast to blast off. I suggest to hold off any modifications and some time, get used to car, run her well and once you know your car's handling, power and fully confident with her only then think of some upgrades. the only update I did was got the Bridgestone G III 195 potenza's and a lip spoiler on the boot. Coming to the suspensions lot has been spoken about them but it all depends on how you drive as well and the roads. I am on the stock suspensions and so far, never felt any issues with it, never crossed more than 140 on an open road when there is less traffic and till date I never felt an need to change them. Verna is a good car, ride her safe and she will take care of you -Sajan
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16th August 2012, 13:43	#12
khadoos baby BHPian Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: dombivili,mumbai Posts: 69 Thanked: 3 Times	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel Same here Sajands, no modification done to the car at all, and till date no spare parts of the car except brake pads and tyres have been changed. Car has clocked 65k and more than 50 percent has been through bad roads and potholes. If I dont have choice of any other suspensions, any tips to pass on to mechanic to tune the new Hyundai suspensions to improve the rolling ?
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16th August 2012, 15:51	#14
kpzen Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Faridabad Posts: 5,610 Thanked: 1,876 Times View My Garage	Re: Aftermarket Products for Verna Diesel At this moment,when the model is obsolete, I think you should stick with stock setup.
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