Description: The development of the Hurricane SC has taken two years with the Hyundai America Technical Center partnering up with Magnuson Products, who supplied the liquid-to-air intercooled supercharger to help...Add Comments2
Aj TheDark ArtistNov 04, 2011 Why not? Hyundai is really stepping up their game and they make excellent cars. What's the problem?
Ervis AtNov 03, 2011 Nice i like all that power just not in a Hyundai
Description: We brought you the nuts and bolts of the Genesis Hurricane SC back in October as a solitary photo was released upon Hyundai's announcement, and now SEMA is in full swing we have some proper image...Add Comments0
Buddy RobinsonNov 03, 2011 I think it's great and in my opinion it looks a little too agressive
Darren MartinNov 03, 2011 It just doesn't look aggressive enough IMO
Steve WaskiewiczNov 03, 2011 Still ugly. Still "looks" like a Hyundai, if you get what I'm saying. It just has a look of cheap-ness about it. Great components and idea, though!
Tashfeen Masood QayyumNov 04, 2011 Koreans are cheaters anyway, they copy designs and that is known fact. Let them come up with some serious design of their own before we take them seriously, till then good luck to them with their disposable cars.
Aj TheDark ArtistNov 04, 2011 Cartech said the same thing in their review.
Michael GallagherNov 03, 2011 Those curves, lines, rims , all look very familiar to a Infiniti car...
Luke WalkerNov 05, 2011 And used mats at that. Whats with all the wrinkles.
Matt SarsichNov 03, 2011 Advanced auto parts seat O.o
Michael GallagherNov 03, 2011 Haha, those seats look so cheap an disgraceful. It looks like the material the mats are made of in elementary school gyms
Cho DanNov 03, 2011 Filling your crankcase with oil to the full mark on your dipstick draws off more HP than this because your crank is constantly plowing through the reservoir of oil.
Cho DanNov 03, 2011 Justin, turbo's rob power by impeding the free flow of exhaust gasses out of the engine. Today's TVS (Twin Vortices Series) superchargers that use lobed rotors are so efficient they draw less than 1/2 of 1 HP off the engine.
Justin TuckerNov 03, 2011 @Ed,it takes little to no power what so ever to turn the turbine of a turbo,u could blow thought the cold or hot side of a turbo and make it spin,a SC take HP to run,the turbo does not take any,but bigger ones do make more resistance but not much
Devin BabynNov 03, 2011 Turbos are slightly more efficient not by much though
Justin TuckerNov 03, 2011 I don't know why it seems strange to me.....i guess I'm just more used to seeing turbo 6 cylinders,but if they would have done twin turbo it would have been that best,very small lag,pluss the supercharger takes HP to spin it,turbos don't
Buddy RobinsonNov 03, 2011 To be technical, turbo more power higher in rev bad and super power earlier, just little less than turbo. Hence supercharged 6 something litre corvette only 640 hp, but that's another story, also not saying that's not enough power
Cho DanNov 03, 2011 Supercharger or turbo. They both compress the intake charge. What difference does it make which one it is?
Forrest WoodNov 03, 2011 The S4 is a supercharged V6, I looked at one last weekend
Devin BabynNov 03, 2011 Why does it not make sense do you think it's only right to supercharge a V8?
Why not? Hyundai is really stepping up their game and they make excellent cars. What's the problem?
Nice i like all that power just not in a Hyundai