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@Manaz is right, going with a taller sidewall will not work, maybe a 35 front & a 30 rear will work. The main thing you want your outside diameter to be about the same as your stock tires or it will throw off your speedometer. I'm running 19's with 255/295 an my speedo is about a mile an hour...

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:That car will never sale, it's only worth 80 or 85 thousand. People that pay double what the car is worth doesn't mean it's still valued at that price.

If you want to get a chip, you should go with the JB4 chip. In my opinion the best chip on the market for plug & play. You will get great power gains, a friend of mine in the Phoenix area installed it in his 2.0L an it dumped the power up to 325WHP and if you add other mods, well you know how it...

Welcome aboard @Jkr2wld

Welcome to the forums

If your getting that musty smell, you need to have your condenser cleaned out, it's built up moisture in the in the condenser. You can buy the cleaning kit yourself or have the dealership do it for you. I do mine every year....

I'll take that 1989 Nissan R32 Skyline Race Car off there hands.....:cool:

Mopar looks good with the widebody kit...(y):cool:

I had the HKS on my Optima SX, I like it, good quality, great sound. On my stinger I'm running the BMS Tial BOV an love it, great quality, looks great as well, the sound of this thing is awesome....

This will happen when it gets cold, just air your tires up to 36 to 38psi. It will take a road trip or two for the warning light to go out...

My car goes in on the 1st of October to get paint correction & ceramic coated..

Your choices on FMIC are slim, The Maintec looks to be the only full system, that includes piping. There's just no FMIC systems out yet for the 2.0. Here's another site that sells Manitec FMIC: https://sharkracing.com/kia-stinger/

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I haven't heard or seen anyone running that intercooler yet...

As @robz32 said, I have the Tail BOV an had NO problems with it, sounds great as well.

Welcome aboard, yes the CAI will fit the 2019.(y)

Just saw this on yahoo, I don't get it:unsure:, at least clean the inside of the car before you take pictures.:cautious:

The stock shocks should last 80 to 85 thousand mile, depends on how hard you are on them and how crappy the roads are that you drive on. i went 90 thousand miles in my Altima 3.5 before i changed them and the only reason i changed them was, I was stationed at Fort Drum in upstate New York. The...

Look how sad she looks sitting out their:cry: