Hyundai Palisade with Quad Exhaust

[Ghaz76]

It sure would LOOK nice, though...

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It looks great but you will lose the space for the spare tire

 

[FFEMT6]

It looks great but you will lose the space for the spare tire

Oh, do you really need one though, when the vehicle looks that good?

 

[G-153115]

One version of the dual exhaust system for the Palisade is available HERE.

Nice set up , but 200.00 for shipping is insane

 

[FFEMT6]

I can definitely see Hyundai doing a 3.3TT with quads in 22 or 23. I'd pay an extra $3K for an option like that.

It would be far more than just $3k more.

 

[FFEMT6]

It would be far more than just $3k more.

But it would give the Ford Explorer ST some serious competition for way less money.

 

[chi-chi]

Dude. I found a video on facebook and did some digging. Here's the possibilities. I would guess one could also just bolt the tips in such a way that the spare tire doesn't need to be removed.

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Yes you loose the spare but I purchased an auto inflator kit. It's much like what Mercedes Benz and Cadillac use in their cars as they don't have spares either and it will get you off the side of the road without having to actually change a tire. Be sure to like the video! Thanks for sharing..

 

[raggedy1]

Auto inflator kits won't work if you get a sidewall puncture, which my buddy did when he hit a big pothole on the freeway.

Several new cars don't offer a spare tire, but that's more due to save weight and cost. I carry cans of Fix-a-Flat in my cars since I'd rather use that quickly to get off the freeway than to change a tire or wait for assistance. Too dangerous to be on the side of the freeway!

the quad exhaust does look nice though.

 

[Gene]

Only problem with fix-a-flat, you have to replace the tps when tire is replaced sensor will be screwed

 

[raggedy1]

I didn't know that, thanks. I never had to use a can yet on my one car with TPMS (2011 Sonata). My Sonata does keep giving me a low pressure warning so I assume the batteries are dead (tires are about 5 years old).

Hope to never have to change a tire on the side of the freeway (knock on wood)

 

[chi-chi]

Auto inflator kits won't work if you get a sidewall puncture, which my buddy did when he hit a big pothole on the freeway.

Several new cars don't offer a spare tire, but that's more due to save weight and cost. I carry cans of Fix-a-Flat in my cars since I'd rather use that quickly to get off the freeway than to change a tire or wait for assistance. Too dangerous to be on the side of the freeway!

the quad exhaust does look nice though.

I think it depends on the size of the puncture because it is

Only problem with fix-a-flat, you have to replace the tps when tire is replaced sensor will be screwed

They actually make fix a flat that is TPMS safe, but the product I bought isn't fix a flat since it can be corrosive. Look up tire slime inflator system. Its a totally different product.

That said any tire repair kit is meant to be temporary to get you off the side of the road and not a long term solution.