There are no suspension options for 2013+

[DRS]

Rigid collars.

 

[Rloyola0426]

Rigid collars.

I''m waiting for confirmation that these will work on the 2nd gen 2015 Genesis. In the meantime I'm still hunting for a suspension product that will actually lower the vehicle too.

 

[synnyster]

I'm dying waiting for someone to come out with aftermarket springs or coilovers for the 2015 sedan.

 

[Rloyola0426]

I'm dying waiting for someone to come out with aftermarket springs or coilovers for the 2015 sedan.

I feel your pain

 

[leadfoot rspec13]

I just went on a shopping spree at Uniq Performance. (Thank you Uncle Sam) I picked up a set of their rigid collars, a Sprint Booster AND a set of the Ark GTS lowering springs.

At this point, I've only installed the booster as I want to do the collars and springs at the same time. PN for the springs is LS0704-0910. According to the ARK website, these are for 2009-2013 Sedans 3.8 and 4.6. No mention of the 5.0 R spec I have, however, also no mention these DON'T fit the R specs.

For safety's sake, I'll call Ark and question the R spec fitment and report back unless someone has good intel to the negative.

As for Uniq, I found Rob to be a great guy who always responded to my plethora of questions. Purchased all three from him at what I feel was a very good price. Shipped pretty quick too. If anyone is considering any of the above, send him an e-mail. A rare vendor who returns calls and e-mails.

Just my $.02

 

[FastDEW1]

Is the point to make the R-Spec ride better or to have it lower? If lower, won't it ride firmer than it already does?

 

[xiaphin]

Is the point to make the R-Spec ride better or to have it lower? If lower, won't it ride firmer than it already does?

Depends on spring rate whether or not it will rider firmer or softer.

 

[leadfoot rspec13]

Is the point to make the R-Spec ride better or to have it lower? If lower, won't it ride firmer than it already does?

FastDEW1, your answer is........BOTH. As I understand, the ARK springs are a progressive wind and the ride actually improves until the road gets bumpy.

I am very much looking forward to installing them along with the rigid collars. Just have to confirm the fitment on the R spec.

 

[leadfoot rspec13]

Challenge accepted!

Just called ARK and learned there are no fitment issues with the R specs.

Next thing to do is make a couple calls and get labor quotes. I'm mechanically inclined and have tools up the thing yang, but, I don't want to take on a rental spring compressor.

There you have it ladies and gentlemen, there is a lowering spring option for us Gen 1 sedan owners. Get 'em while you can........

 

[zielritter]

OP said that H&R springs are incorrectly listed on many drop ship sites as in stock, but Amazon says these are available.

http://www.amazon.com/H-R-52020-2-Sport-Spring/dp/B00C7M0KRM

The problem is, while sites like this one: http://www.tunersdepot.com/2009-hyundai-genesis-lowering-springs/h-r-sport-lowering-springs-4dr-sedan-60986.html say that these springs are for the sedan, most of the other sites say they are for the coupe.

Sometimes sharing a name with the coupe is a PITA. Aftermarket vendors tend to confuse the two more often that not.

What gives with the H&R springs? Legit for the Sedan or not?

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[dmitriylm]

OP said that H&R springs are incorrectly listed on many drop ship sites as in stock, but Amazon says these are available.

http://www.amazon.com/H-R-52020-2-Sport-Spring/dp/B00C7M0KRM

The problem is, while sites like this one: http://www.tunersdepot.com/2009-hyundai-genesis-lowering-springs/h-r-sport-lowering-springs-4dr-sedan-60986.html say that these springs are for the sedan, most of the other sites say they are for the coupe.

Sometimes sharing a name with the coupe is a PITA. Aftermarket vendors tend to confuse the two more often that not.

What gives with the H&R springs? Legit for the Sedan or not?

I'm almost certain they are coupe springs. The H&R website doesn't list springs for the sedan.

 

[Huddleston]

Ceika can design custom coilovers for your sedan.

 

[zielritter]

Ceika can design custom coilovers for your sedan.

Price?

 

[zielritter]

Price?

NM, $1500. Yikes.

 

[xiaphin]

NM, $1500. Yikes.

$1500 isn't bad for a nice quality set of coils

 

[zielritter]

$1500 isn't bad for a nice quality set of coils

The other options for the sedan are more than 500 dollar cheaper though. Not bad, but far from the best deal right now.

 

[xiaphin]

The other options for the sedan are more than 500 dollar cheaper though. Not bad, but far from the best deal right now.

Only coils I know of are the Megan Racing or BC with both getting mixed reviews online. Never heard of Ceika before so I'm not sure what their reviews are either. May be paying $500 more for the same stuff.

 

[zielritter]

Only coils I know of are the Megan Racing or BC with both getting mixed reviews online. Never heard of Ceika before so I'm not sure what their reviews are either. May be paying $500 more for the same stuff.

Makes me want to reconsider just getting Ark springs and being done with it.

 

[2011 Genesis 4.6]

Only coils I know of are the Megan Racing or BC with both getting mixed reviews online. Never heard of Ceika before so I'm not sure what their reviews are either. May be paying $500 more for the same stuff.

Not sure if that is the same Ceika I bought coil overs for, my 1992 Subaru SVX,
but if it is they quality is pretty decent, though since this car is not the same as the wrx or STi it was a little hairy on fitment for the first batch for this car.

I was one of 5 that initally ordered later orders fit perfectly.

And how it looks on the car

 

[xiaphin]

Did a quick search on Ceika and it appears to be the best choice for the SVX. People seemed to be pretty pleased with them. Always thought that car was intriguing.