When he moved to North Carolina he decided that he wanted a Tiburon GT manual and the search began again. His criteria included: V6, manual, leather, black paint. After doing some research he found the car he wanted, at the price he wanted and went to the dealership to make the purchase. He admits that after he matured a little bit he realized that he wanted a car that looked like it came off of the showroom floor as designed by the manufacture; a car that looks like what it was designed to be but still distinctively different from the OEM product. In my humble opinion... he achieved just that.
Mods List
Interior:
Red Stitched Leather Interior
Basstib STS
Razo Alum. Shift Knob
Tuscani Steering Wheel Emblem
Carbon Fiber Shift Plate
SFR Aluminum Pedal Set
SFR Gunmetal Door Handles
SFR Aluminum Trims
Exterior:
NIA Bodykits Lip Kit w/Stabilizer Rods
NIA Bodykits Eyelines
Oem High Spoiler
Custom Rear Gills/Pods
KDM Badging
Shaved Hood Badging
Carbon Fiber A-Pillars
15% Tint
Shorty Antenna
Custom Exhaust Heat Shields
Engine:
Cold Air Intake
Headers
Tsudo Catback
Magnaflow Catalytic
Oil Catchcan
Weapon R Engine Damper
Magnetic Drain Sump Oil Plug
Hyundai Silver Engine Cover w/ Black 6 Pack and T Badging
Suspension:
18x10 et 25 all around
225/40/18 Federal SS595 Tires
Eibach Shocks
Tein Springs
SPC Camber Kit
In Car Electronics:
7in. LCD Touchscreen Multiplayer dvd/cd/mp3/ipod.
480watt Wrapped Amp
Custom Trunk Sub Enclosure
12in. Pioneer Subwoofer
F:6.5in. 3-way Pioneer Speakers
R:6x9 3-way Pioneer Speakers
Misc.
8300k HID Kit
Favorite mod?
As of now my favorite single mod is between the NIA lip kit and the wheel setup. Both complete the car.
Anything you wish you had done differently?
There are really no regrets, just a lot of cursing, agonizing pain during the alot of the installs.
Future plans?
My future plans are pretty basic. The car is nearing its 60k TB/Tune up service. I will definitely get those things taken care of and I also plan on upgrading the clutch. It has been 55,000 miles of no slipping fun. I am lucky to be on the stock clutch, but I do baby the car. Money sense is to ride it to the wheels fall off, but if there is any indication of how maintain my cars, this one will last for quite a while.
Shout outs:
I would like to give a shout out to a lot of people. Kevin from NIA bodykits, not only for being a good friend, but for having the trust in me to start a product line for our cars. Sid for being there and taking some great pics of the car. Nick Lucido, for being a good friend and an even better listener, guy makes me proud as a person and a car enthusiast. Tyler, 06tiburonofdoom, for helping and inspiring me into wheel and fitment game.
All photos provided by Sid Fligel Photography
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