(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 09:31 AM

About to pull the trigger on new milk

Finally decided to pull the trigger, called the sales manager and got invoice price (according to unhaggle) + $500, -$1500 factory rebate and 0% interest. He took it right off the bat so I am kicking myself for not going in for invoice price only but whatever.

I am going in this evening to sign so is there anything i should be aware of before signing? I'm debating about adding winter tires from them, no out of pocket cost and would be 5 spoke alloy rims on 18" yokohamas but their price is crazy, simply tire has a 17" 10 spoke (that Allen said fits the brembos) for almost half. Wondering if the dealership can sway on price.

Anything to suggest they throw in?

Screamin Type ARGH!

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 09:36 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

csi ballerness continues!

(Post Master Jr)

10/22/15 09:36 AM

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Weathertech mats and trunk liner. Rustproof after if its not a lease and get the tires from Allen.

(Post Master Sr)

10/22/15 09:39 AM

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Congrats, what flavour is the milk?

Senor Eduardo_82

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 09:41 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Originally Posted By: Wildout

Weathertech mats and trunk liner.

http://www.findway.ca/

(Post Master Sr)

10/22/15 09:51 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

WHAT CAR IS THIS

(Post Master Sr)

10/22/15 09:52 AM

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The findway mats are decent, but I dont believe they make them for the car the o/p is getting.

If its the car Im thinking, get the OEM mats they offer. They are actually better then the WT mats I think.

I got for the winters from Allen too. I know a few guys running them. The Hyundai sets will prob be a better quality wheel, but expensive too.

I litterally just sold my winter wheels and mats too lol.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 09:58 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Checked Findway but nothing for the car, nothing for my Santa Fe either which bites.

Since every second post will ask what car, it is a 2015 Genesis coupe RSPEC (white) doesn't have the niceties of the GT (nav, sunroof, HID, powerseat, start button) but for $8k less, I can live without those, will look into aftermarket HID though.

Senor Eduardo_82

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 10:04 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Heated steering wheel though?

(Post Master Sr)

10/22/15 10:09 AM

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Ah shit, I totally missed the "Hyundai" part in my post. Congrats though. The 3.8 R-Spec is a rare one and '15 is the only year they have been sold here. Ive never even seen one before lol.

The premium mats the dealers sell are great. Id get those lol.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 01:11 PM

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How do they do it??? / Azn accent. $\:D$

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 01:20 PM

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Like this

(Post Master Sr)

10/22/15 01:20 PM

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wowowowowowowoowowow nice car

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted By: eddie _69

Heated steering wheel though?

Turn vents towards steering wheel. close enough.jpg

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted By: Big Tasty

Originally Posted By: eddie _69

Heated steering wheel though?

Turn vents towards steering wheel. close enough.jpg

Turn on heated seat, sit on gloves for 5 min, put gloves on.

Closeenough.jpg

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 02:16 PM

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Nice

titty sprinkles

(Post Master Supreme)

10/22/15 03:16 PM

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niceeeee congrats man! get them to throw in some weathertech mats.

(Post Master)

10/22/15 03:59 PM

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pics pics... we need pics when you get it!

(Post Master Sr)

10/23/15 04:37 AM

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Good car, I hate how much I like them.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/23/15 08:30 AM

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Grats

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:07 PM

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Forgot I took pics, here it is when I went in to sign, 33km on it. Picking it up tomorrow am $\:D$ and then to Simply tire on Sunday got get winters on it $\:\($

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:13 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Congrats!
Those are unfamiliar rims. Were they dealer option?
Not a fan of a showroom used car. Hope you got winter wheels out of it.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:18 PM

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Why so high on the km? Every new car we have bought has been 2-3 km

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:25 PM

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Probably test driven.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:35 PM

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They wanted crazy money for winter tires and wheels, grant it they were putting on stock 18" alloy but was still double that of Simply for their 17" with same rubber.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted By: porschetr

Congrats!
Those are unfamiliar rims. Were they dealer option?
Not a fan of a showroom used car. Hope you got winter wheels out of it.

I wouldn't have a huge issue with a showroom car as long as it hasn't been beat up inside.

(Post Master Sr)

10/29/15 01:43 PM

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Nice. Those wheels are the stock 19" GT/RSpec wheels since 2013.

Persoanlly, Id skip the WT mats. The Hyundai Premium ones are much better.

Any plans? Ive got a list of basic mods that can really liven the car up without breaking the bank either.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 01:57 PM

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Cool, hit me up with the suggestions. Wasn't thinking about anything much just yet, probably wait for spring and then do a slight drop and see from there.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:05 PM

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Nice car!

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:08 PM

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Waits for new house milk too!!!!

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:09 PM

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Looking in Guildwood $\:D$

(Post Master Sr)

10/29/15 02:11 PM

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Factory brake pads are junk. Id replace those with pretty much anything lol.

Company called ATQ from Waterloo makes a few real simple parts all in house.

Takes the shifter slop away.
http://atqauto.com/products.php?mid=1&cat=4

Takes the suspension slop away. These I was kinda skeptical on, but the cars feels totally different afterwords.
http://atqauto.com/products.php?mid=1&cat=17

They make a pretty nice short shifter too, but its kinda pricey.

Violet/Jay might have to confirm this, but Im 99% positive that the CDN cars dont come with the factory front camber bolts. Those are a nice addition too.

I had a CAI and catback on mine too, Injen and Solo Performance. The intake didnt rally do much, but the exhaust sounds great and frees up a few ponies.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:16 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Originally Posted By: Big Tasty

Looking in Guildwood $\:D$

Might as well move back to Pickering then, better GO train service, and you'll get to work downtown at the same time

titty sprinkles

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:24 PM

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looks great man, let me know if you want a clay and a coat of sealant on it before winter.

**DONOTDELETE**

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10/29/15 02:26 PM

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WHITE POWER!

errr I mean white cars ftw

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:33 PM

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Originally Posted By: Chocolate Canuck

Originally Posted By: Big Tasty

Looking in Guildwood $\:D$

Might as well move back to Pickering then, better GO train service, and you'll get to work downtown at the same time

Too far for the wife, we saw some great split level ranch bungalows in the Rouge but that was too far for her as well.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted By: Dumbass

Factory brake pads are junk. Id replace those with pretty much anything lol.

Company called ATQ from Waterloo makes a few real simple parts all in house.

Takes the shifter slop away.
http://atqauto.com/products.php?mid=1&cat=4

Takes the suspension slop away. These I was kinda skeptical on, but the cars feels totally different afterwords.
http://atqauto.com/products.php?mid=1&cat=17

They make a pretty nice short shifter too, but its kinda pricey.

Violet/Jay might have to confirm this, but Im 99% positive that the CDN cars dont come with the factory front camber bolts. Those are a nice addition too.

I had a CAI and catback on mine too, Injen and Solo Performance. The intake didnt rally do much, but the exhaust sounds great and frees up a few ponies.

I thought I read that the 2014 and up fixed the tranny issue so it wasn't as sloppy? Maybe I was thinking of something else.

(Post Master Sr)

10/29/15 03:32 PM

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Every year they did improvements to the tranny. Carbon syncros during the last few years for example. These new bushing are just much firmer then the stock rubber ones. Just makes the shifts tighter.

Tomi the guy that owns ATQ basically designed all these parts after buying similar parts from other companies that were made in Taiwan junk that didnt fit or function very well. His subframe collars for example are designed to only fit in certain spots on the car. The other brands were one size fits all in any location on the car.

Violent Spectre

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 04:52 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

The CDN cars don't come with the bolt for some stupid reason. Not really sure why.

The new Premium liners in the Coupe are really nice. Slightly spendy, but worth it IMO. If you want a set lmk. Slight trek out this way but I'll see what I can do for you.

The 15 shifter feel is definitely better than my 13, but you may want to swap the bushings after you put some km's on it. I haven't tried a 15 with decent mileage to see if they feel 'worn' but since it's the stock bushings I assume they will. My car just rolled 50k and the shifter still feels good, but not like new.

I haven't tried the collars yet but I have heard a lot of good reviews on them.

Exhaust is a good idea, and the Solo one sounded mega tits on Mikes car. And like Mike said, when it comes time get aftermarket pads. The Hyundai ones are ridiculous in price. Like horrible lol $320ish I think for just front pads. Yeah they're Brembos, but not worth that kind of money.

Any other questions just ask/pm dude.

Congrats! You'll love it.

Violent Spectre

(Post Master Supreme)

10/29/15 04:52 PM

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Also, if you want just the plain rubber mats I have a few sets at home, you can have one.

(Post Master Supreme)

10/30/15 04:56 PM

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Thanks guys. I did get the premium floor mats for the front. They definitely look good but I thought they would be deeper

. Violent, may take you on your offer for rear rubber mats if you have them.

Got the car this afternoon and booted around a bit before going home for the kids. Ugh been many years since I had to deal with 401 gridlock in a manual.

I do miss the butter smooth tranny of acura/Honda but I am sure I will get used to this quick enough. Now I have to stop putting it in 6th to reverse $\:D$ (dat honda conditioning, not used to it being by 1st) lol.

(Post Master Jr)

10/30/15 10:59 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Get it detailed/waxed before winter. Scotch guard on the carpet etc.

Makes it super easy come spring for cleanup

Congrats

(Post Master Supreme)

10/30/15 11:43 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Originally Posted By: Wildout

Scotch guard on the carpet etc.

Makes it super easy come spring for cleanup

Congrats

Is this a DIY install or shop install only?

(Post Master Jr)

11/01/15 12:44 AM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Originally Posted By: iamfob

Originally Posted By: Wildout

Scotch guard on the carpet etc.

Makes it super easy come spring for cleanup

Congrats

Is this a DIY install or shop install only?

Its a spray. Vacuum first and then just spray on the carpets.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 12:23 PM

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Well that was a short season for me

Goodbye 2 days of summer mode.

Hello 6 months of winter mode.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 12:40 PM

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Too soon Junior, this week is going to be almost 20 degrees.
Nice car BTW.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 01:25 PM

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Yep my car is still on the road. Trying hard to break 3000kms for the season hahaha

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 01:31 PM

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I didn't want to be one of those poor SOBs sliding around on summer tires trying to buy winters last minute. Getting an appointment with Simply Tire is bad enough now without snow on the ground.

I put 230km on it so far using any excuse to go out and drive. $\:D$

Violent Spectre

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 01:49 PM

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Trust me dude, a few days early is better than trying to get it to move with any hint of snow on the ground lol.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 02:03 PM

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Yep picked up my wife's winters last month. Haven't installed yet, waiting for temps to be under 10 consistently.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 02:09 PM

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She still driving the volt? Are you going to get volt v2?

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted By: Hatorade

Yep my car is still on the road. Trying hard to break 3000kms for the season hahaha

Holy shit. lol

I do that in half a month $\:\($

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 02:43 PM

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When are you moving to Mississauga Mark?

titty sprinkles

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 02:51 PM

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winter rims look decent, i was half expecting steelies lol.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 03:02 PM

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Steelies won't fit over the brembos

Warning, Spoiler:

titty sprinkles

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 03:08 PM

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shit i wish i had brembos $\:\($

Violent Spectre

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted By: Big Tasty

Steelies won't fit over the brembos

Warning, Spoiler:

Nope! Need an 18" rim to clear. Although the 17" Santa Fe steelies will fit the base model.

(Post Master Sr)

11/02/15 05:37 PM

Re: About to pull the trigger on new milk

Tasty, where you at Simply on Sunday? There was an exact car to yours with winters on it parked beside me.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 08:23 PM

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Lol Ya was there Sunday morning at 10:30 for an hour or so.

(Post Master Sr)

11/02/15 08:40 PM

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My wife and I were in the RDX right beside you. She said it needs to be louder like ours was lol.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 09:04 PM

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Ah shit, too bad. Would have been good to meet you.

titty sprinkles

(Post Master Supreme)

11/02/15 09:09 PM

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you guys could have played hockey sticks.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/03/15 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted By: Chocolate Canuck

When are you moving to Mississauga Mark?

Sitting in my shiny new office at Kennedy/401 today.

(Post Master Supreme)

11/07/15 11:03 AM

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Mother Fucker! 6 days in and got a nail in the rear right tire

(Post Master Supreme)

11/07/15 03:23 PM

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^ on the winter tires?
Fuck that sucks regardless on which tires