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Old 12th November 2007, 14:23   #16
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Nice car. Very tasteful choice of rims. If going for graphics try not to make them too loud.
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Old 12th November 2007, 16:04   #17
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now when are you getting the free flow?
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Old 12th November 2007, 16:06   #18
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OT: What advantages with Nitrogen inflated tyres?

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Old 12th November 2007, 16:17   #19
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now when are you getting the free flow?
I will go for a FFE after some months let the ride become a little old,currently i am planning for a Body-kit.Momo replica Steering wheel and I.C.E.

@ramzsys i feel the ride is very light and the tyres are soft and less of vibration,even when i take it about 60-80km i guess its because of the the tyres or the tyres inflated with nitrogen.For the first time im my life i am using Upsize with tubless tyres,for suerly it feel great to drive and less of bumps.(Till now)
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Old 12th November 2007, 16:20   #20
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Nice car. Very tasteful choice of rims. If going for graphics try not to make them too loud.
I am going for a very light kind of graphics,like some good Decals or some minimilastic stripes on the sides especially only at the rear wheel.
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Old 13th November 2007, 00:44   #21
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I tried Installing this after market Steering Wheel,but my bad luck after the installation my fingers were touching the Light/wiper control switch :( but it was fun riding the car with this and looked really awesome with NOS style Horn press-switch.


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Congrats on your new Getz!! BTW, does Getz come with tubeless tyres?
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Old 13th November 2007, 08:41   #23
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Ramie,

Congrats man, I would say Rational buyer would go for Getz over Swift because of good things it has. Smart choice. I am glad you didn't bought into Euphoria of Swift being better,VFW etc etc.

Enjoy and have fun,

I am happy to see your enthu as you have changed steering wheel.

Cool man,,


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Old 13th November 2007, 10:44   #24
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Congrats on your new Getz!! BTW, does Getz come with tubeless tyres?
no the getz come with tube+tyre as stock in 13inch rims,the quality of tye what they provide is not that great.
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Old 13th November 2007, 16:29   #25
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ramie -what you can try to do is source the old getz'z steering wheel. its very comfortable and is almost like a sports wheel.
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Old 13th November 2007, 16:38   #26
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Congrats Ramie,
Good choice. I am sure this car has easy drivability around the city, comapred to its likes... Have great days ahead of safe driving...
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Old 13th November 2007, 22:19   #27
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ramie -what you can try to do is source the old getz'z steering wheel. its very comfortable and is almost like a sports wheel.
Ya akshay i got another steering wheel exchanged for this one and half the price its called EVO its a replica but with a little carbon fibre,i wanted to fit it now but the HUB is mis-matched will keep posted c yaz
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Old 14th November 2007, 09:51   #28
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@ramie2400

Where did you get the steering wheel installed?
Just curious - since it also controls your wiper/light/etc. surely some rewiring was required.. If it wasn't done by Hyundai you have then effectively voided your warranty.. ???

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@ramie2400

Where did you get the steering wheel installed?
Just curious - since it also controls your wiper/light/etc. surely some rewiring was required.. If it wasn't done by Hyundai you have then effectively voided your warranty.. ???
the steering wheel dosent control the wipers etc. when it was installed it was very close to those switches and his hand probably touched them. and no the warranty wouldnt be void.
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Ha Ha !!! My bad I thought it was one of those FormulaOne types steering where everything exists on the steering wheel...

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the steering wheel dosent control the wipers etc. when it was installed it was very close to those switches and his hand probably touched them. and no the warranty wouldnt be void.
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