Montero Sport 3.2 GLS SE or Tucson iX CRDi Premium?

**scharnhorst** · April 11th, 2010 10:10 AM

Originally Posted by aejhayl17

blue mentioned, rear "drum" in disc. di ko gets

i am questioning mr blue's post.

if you look at the escape's rear brakes... it's a combination.

isipin mo parang flying saucer yung itsura. yung sa loob may drum brake. yung sa labas, may disc brake. hehehe.

*GM: ikaw pala yan. welcome back. haha

**renzo_d10** · April 11th, 2010 10:44 AM

^ tagal na yan dito. hehehe.

*GM :: grabe ka naman, di naman low profile ang escape ... ganda padin kaya nun lalo na pag puti. ;)

sorry ot.

**Starex_Gold** · April 11th, 2010 11:02 AM

Originally Posted by imperialv

Hi guys,

If you don't mind? whats the specs ng tucson xi premium? Tama ba ang price 1.7M???

check my Tucson CRDi Premium cardomain
http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3848429

**blue** · April 11th, 2010 02:14 PM

Originally Posted by Starex_Gold

based din sa requirement/s mo, Montero Sport na. You can't go offroad with a CUV with an 18 inch rims with 55 series tires.

I defend ko lang yung Tucson dito,
I have to disagree dun sa latest CRDi tech. Ng Monty, hindi totoo yan. Hyundai and BMW same diesel technology. German made, bosch.
And Hyundai Tucson rated FIVE STARS on Euro NCAP safety test

At isa pa, ayoko ng kapareho.

hello aejhayl17,

Drum in disc: A support member of a disc brake and a backing plate of a drum brake are formed integrally, and a pair of pin supporting portions for respectively supporting a pair of caliper slide pins are provided in the support member so that the pair of caliper slide pins supporting a caliper are passed through on a radially outward side of a rotor portion. But this only applies on the 3.2 GLS SE. For the 2.5 variant, rear drum lng sha.

Starex_Gold,
You are correct na Hyundai and BMW have the same diesel technology which is the CRDi. CRDi is the latest technology for diesels that is why i emphasized that the MS has this in their MS same is true with the Fort.

**Starex_Gold** · April 11th, 2010 02:18 PM

oh well, mas maganda lang CRDi ng Hyundai :rofl:

tahimik pa ang makina. yung Montero Sport namin parang Trooper pag nasa hi way na. ang ingay.

**tidus1203** · April 11th, 2010 02:18 PM

CRDi as a technology is old already pero its only Hyundai who has the performance to match the Germans. The Japanese are not even close...

**blue** · April 11th, 2010 02:45 PM

Originally Posted by Starex_Gold

based din sa requirement/s mo, Montero Sport na. You can't go offroad with a CUV with an 18 inch rims with 55 series tires.

At isa pa, ayoko ng kapareho.

All Montero Sport whether 2.5 GLS or the 3.2 GLS SE uses 265/65/R17.

I do not know where you got this 18" rims with series 55 tires for the MS

**tidus1203** · April 11th, 2010 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by blue

All Montero Sport whether 2.5 GLS or the 3.2 GLS SE uses 265/65/R17.

I do not know where you got this 18" rims with series 55 tires for the MS

He was talking about the Tucson... Read carefully first, always helps!

**blue_gambit** · April 11th, 2010 02:59 PM

sorry

puyat eh

Originally Posted by aejhayl17

blue mentioned, rear "drum" in disc. di ko gets

i am questioning mr blue's post.

**blue** · April 11th, 2010 03:04 PM

Originally Posted by Starex_Gold

based din sa requirement/s mo, Montero Sport na. You can't go offroad with a CUV with an 18 inch rims with 55 series tires.

At isa pa, ayoko ng kapareho.

All Montero Sport whether 2.5 GLS or the 3.2 GLS SE uses 265/65/R17.

I do not know where you got this 18" rims with series 55 tires for the MS