2011 Hyundai Elantra [MERGED]

**Jerobic** · February 25th, 2014 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by strayWOLF

I think it's possible but would be very costly. I've read that most heavy breaking are on the front wheels, so it's ideal to have the front disc brakes and then have the rear drum brakes to cut down cost.

There's no USB connectivity sa integrated audio system ng Elantra 2014

Thank you for the info sir strayWOLF. I just want to convert the rear drum brakes into disc brakes for sporty look

But I think also if I will change it, then the 5 year warranty will be void

. Maybe in 1.6 L A/T maglalagay na sila ng disc brakes sa rear wheels, pero wala pa silang labas na 1.6 L A/T

**strayWOLF** · February 26th, 2014 12:03 PM

I was thinking na ma void kaya warranty pag pinakulayan yung brake calipers? ;)

**strayWOLF** · February 27th, 2014 07:40 PM

Ngayon ko lang napansin. The new e m/t i got, hindi umaandar yung odo meter. Drive nako from qc to ermita, hindi gumalaw ung odo meter. Sabi ng casa ipapa kabit daw kc may tinatanggal daw sila lagi pag new unit.

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**dct** · February 27th, 2014 07:47 PM

^ huling huli kalokohan nila. haha

**strayWOLF** · March 1st, 2014 12:41 AM

Loko nga eh. Lol. Bagobago, balik casa kagad. ;)

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**Jerobic** · March 16th, 2014 10:51 AM

Hello everyone! I will be having my new elantra car soon... I am thinking about applying under chassis rustproofing or under coating. Is it necessary to apply rust proofing/under coating for new cars? And how much it would cost?

**weisshorn** · March 16th, 2014 12:32 PM

Originally Posted by Jerobic

Hello everyone! I will be having my new elantra car soon... I am thinking about applying under chassis rustproofing or under coating. Is it necessary to apply rust proofing/under coating for new cars? And how much it would cost?

IMHO not necessary but maybe will help protect your car if your route is flood prone areas like navotas & malabon, napasok high tide, dagat yan cgurado tigasin sa corrosion.

**Jerobic** · March 18th, 2014 10:47 AM

Originally Posted by weisshorn

IMHO not necessary but maybe will help protect your car if your route is flood prone areas like navotas & malabon, napasok high tide, dagat yan cgurado tigasin sa corrosion.

Maganda na sigurong pa-undercoating/ rustproofing yung under chassis para kahit may nadaanan akong baha sa ibang lugar ay di kakapitan ng corrosion. Medyo maselan lang ako pagdating sa pag-aalaga ng sasakyan

**Gank Boy** · March 20th, 2014 08:49 PM

nakakainis yung two front tires ng kotse ko. lagi na lang mukhang under inflated. ilang beses ko na rin pinalagyan ng hangin yun. twice ko na dinala sa casa at ang sabi wala naman daw problema. nasa front daw kasi ang engine at dahil sa bigat nito, nagiging ganun ang itsura ng gulong. totoo ba ito? can any other elantra owner confirm? ty

**Jerobic** · March 21st, 2014 07:08 PM

Originally Posted by Gank Boy

nakakainis yung two front tires ng kotse ko. lagi na lang mukhang under inflated. ilang beses ko na rin pinalagyan ng hangin yun. twice ko na dinala sa casa at ang sabi wala naman daw problema. nasa front daw kasi ang engine at dahil sa bigat nito, nagiging ganun ang itsura ng gulong. totoo ba ito? can any other elantra owner confirm? ty

Stock tires pa rin ba? Tubeless or not? Ano size ng tires mo?