front tires: Nankang AR1, rear tires Pirelli P Zero
tire pressure on the front: 2.6 bar, rear: 2.6 bar
all settings: Sport+, traction control off
tire pressure on the front: 2.6 bar, rear: 2.6 bar
all settings: Sport+, traction control off
Couldn't express it better than you did.You should read a few tests on the 128ti, than your doubts would soon be gone.
To sum it up for you: it looks good, but the driving really sucks: very hard suspension and not composed at all.
That is litterally the opposite of the i30n.
And, in the end, what is the most important? Driving a car that makes you smile everytime you drive it, or driving one that has a nicer interiour but isn't nice to drive?
I must say, I've been driving my N for over 80k now and I never looked at my interior. To busy enjoying myself![]()
First time with 2021 I30N 8DCT on the trackbest lap was 1:03:004, for comparison Nissan GTR (600HP) best lap was 1:03.000... just 0.004 faster than me
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Meanwhile, in Poland, the cars are in the hands of happy owners and are being launched for real on track as per @rogalike's video above. Pretty embarrassing and pathetic situation for Australia really. The horse has bolted on the world stage but HMCA still feels the need for the champagne cork-popping fanfare before you lot get your cars. YawnApparently head office are undergoing final discussions regarding the launch
Well said that man, well said!Meanwhile, in Poland, the cars are in the hands of happy owners and are being launched for real on track as per @rogalike's video above. Pretty embarrassing and pathetic situation for Australia really. The horse has bolted on the world stage but HMCA still feels the need for the champagne cork-popping fanfare before you lot get your cars. Yawn![]()
Some thoughts on my PW manual hatch after 9 days of ownership. First i30N I have owned although test drove the first one in 2018. Coming from 2 years in a Leon Cupra dsg. The Cupra was a very good car, almost too good if that makes sense. Was fantastic on motorways, quiet and quick - just a very sterile driving experience given it was meant to be a hot hatch.
Anyway, the N is just brilliant - the main thing is it's FUN! Even running in with the rev limit it's fun and playing with the different set-ups is easy. Main things I have noticed are: the steering is very communicative and way better than the Cupra. It's good to be back in a manual and like the short throw of the gear lever and the feel of the action. Tyres - too soon to push them but no complaints so far. Wheels are just awesome. The info available such as tyre pressures etc really handy and well thought out. The infotainment system is nice and clear and works well, decent sound system. Obviously the pops and bangs are great and appeal to the inner child in me but definitely add to the driving experience. The car has a very 'chunky' feel to it which is what I like and missed in the Cupra.
No real complaints - the turning circle is taking some getting used to and the smaller fuel tank will mean more stops for V-Power but no big deal.
Overall really happy with my choice and looking forward to hitting the 600 miles![]()
Guys, anyone know if the “old” OPF delate is the same for the facelift?
Come On, DBs are never enoughdunno if anyone wants to do that, its already 97 db while standing![]()
Yeah, all us Aussies who can’t get Hyundai to give us our cars!Is someone on this forum who doesn't do that with his N?![]()
im with ya mate, i have mine on order, they reckon late august for me.Yeah, all us Aussies who can’t get Hyundai to give us our cars! ☹![]()
Wonder what they will do to fit plates? Ironically I wish they had left the camera where it was as I have noticed more water droplets on the new oneLatest development in the saga that is the Australian release.
The standard Australian plate does not cover the holes circled in red. And because of the camera placement, in orange, can't use a cover panel the thickness of that, plus the plate thickness will start to cover the camera.
speed-holes?Latest development in the saga that is the Australian release.
The standard Australian plate does not cover the holes circled in red. And because of the camera placement, in orange, can't use a cover panel the thickness of that, plus the plate thickness will start to cover the camera.
I'm of the opinion that I just want my car. I will 3D print plugs for the holes and they can send me the official fix part when ready.speed-holes?