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  • f16crewchieff16crewchief Member Posts: 17
    santafelove
    Could you please post how the tailights were done. My wife erased my email and I lost yours. Is this something that must be done at a shop?? Thanks for the help.
    ciao
  • hung0820hung0820 Member Posts: 426
    Since I already have the LCD screen! It cost me about $100-150 to have the rear monitor install in my car. I will have it install within 2 months. Wow! HDK finally got this item for me later.
  • ddloydddloyd Member Posts: 4
    Check this out gang!

    Go to the URL below then click on the Santa Fe and watch the movie video for it's excellent!


    http://www.autobytel.com/content/framed/index.cfm?id=7919;4&action=video

  • peytonroadpeytonroad Member Posts: 27
    Thanks for the link, I enjoyed the movie very much. I also watched the Honda CRV-ex movie, in which the reviewer tore that vehicle apart.

    liz
  • billtungbilltung Member Posts: 255
  • hung0820hung0820 Member Posts: 426
    Thank you ddlyod for the great link too. Hi ddloyd; I don't have to go to the Pismo Beach anymore because I have illegal drive my Santa Fe in the Ocean Beach. I saw a few SUVs drive in the Ocean Beach illegal so I did the illegal thing too. However, I only drive in the sand short and then drive right out (Illegal; you know)! Santa Fe handle very, very, very well. Here is the picture.

    image
  • ddloydddloyd Member Posts: 4
    Hey,

    You guys are welcome. Hung, the name of the beach you were on is called Ocean Beach? Where is that located at? Thanks for posting the cool photo! But you still need to go to Pismo Beach so to be able to drive on a long LEGAL beach! LOL
  • hung0820hung0820 Member Posts: 426
    Yes! I am still consider to go to Pismo Beach for my field trip when I have time. Pismo Beach is much better than this Ocean Beach. This Ocean Beach right next to the Cliff House at Highway 1 too.
  • billtungbilltung Member Posts: 255
    Lots of Hyundai auto & concept car photos, make sure u browse through every pages.


    Enjoy!


    http://www.webshots.com/search/search.fcgi?words=hyundai&noRedir=1&ws=1&ch=1&cl=1&page=0

  • refairesrefaires Member Posts: 9
    The AWD weighs substantially more than the FWD and because of the additional weight, you would not want a four banger when you are trying to get on the Interstate.
  • billtungbilltung Member Posts: 255
    My whole family just come back from Lake Louise in Alberta at 3 am Tuesday morning! (Leave on Sunday noon)

    That is 900Km one way! (My SF gained 1800km in 2 days).

    From Vancouver, BC to Lake Louise in Banff, Alberta! Santa Fe did it beautifully, plus safety, the whole trip is fun & stylist, my (8 month old + 22,000 km) Santa Fe still attracted a lot of drivers/car passengers attentions all the way, so many 2001 SUV challenged my SF but failed to pass me.
    Lot of tourists in Lake Louise saying "Santa Fe", "Where u got this beautiul Sport Uti?" when they saw the 4 "Santa Fe" Labels on my stepbars!

    We took Home Video inside the car on most of the trip, when we watched the video this morning we SURPRISINGLY found out it is the most stable video movie we ever took, thank to the smooth & stable ride of SF!

    My SF climbed up/down Rocky's mountains mostly at 120 km/hr. If I don't press accelerator when going down deep sloppy mountains, the XUV will slow down itself to around 60 km/hr, I don't have to apply brake at all, the SF speed restrainting feature is a great safety enhancement, I love it.

    Those cars I drove through Rocky's before, when travelled down the Coquihalla Toll Highway (take an hour of continue downward) usually like free falling(keep accelerating even u don't touch the accelerator at all), & all u can do is constantly applying the BRAKE, that is a high consumption of brake shoe! I don't know how the SF computer chip do the trick, but very impressive.

    Also the cruise control help me & my wife a lot in climbing up the huge Rocky mountains, the computer constantly maintain 100/100+ Km/hr by shifting between 2000 to 3000 RPM, our toes were pressureless (Otherwise have to keep apply pressure for more than an hour!).

    PS: We used shiftronic (Sport mode) most of the time if not using the cruise control, the feel of handling is confident! Especially helpful to handle the Zip-Zap mountain cliff's edge roads around Rocky's without applied too much braking!

    See the trip photos, pls click the link belows:
    http://community.webshots.com/album/16746966NzIMFshUPO
  • pam49pam49 Member Posts: 2
    What is Dynomat? Thanks. Pam
  • ariellynariellyn Member Posts: 11
    This is sheet material sold and installed by detailers that do after market alarms and stereos. It has great sound insulation properties (if you're into that sort of thing).
  • dreamwinddreamwind Member Posts: 44
    i just wanted to say thank you for the long time of enjoyment with these wonderful photos of the santa fe!^^ very interesting!
  • pvalerypvalery Member Posts: 19
    I have a couple of photos to share
  • Karen_SKaren_S Member Posts: 5,092
    The first message has instructions.

    KarenS Feb 2, 2001 11:11am

    If you need more help, let me know!

    KarenS
    Host
    Owner's Club
  • pvalerypvalery Member Posts: 19
    <http://fr.photos.yahoo.com/bc/atsemo/lst?.dir=/Mes+photos+perso&.view=t>
  • pvalerypvalery Member Posts: 19
    still couldnt bring the pictures here. Just the link.
    Could anyone see the pictures?
  • peytonroadpeytonroad Member Posts: 27
    where did you get the cool chrome accents?

    thanks,
    liz
  • Karen_SKaren_S Member Posts: 5,092
    Yahoo doesn't allow photos loaded on their site to be lifted onto others. Ah well...at least the link to it works!

    KarenS
    Host
    Owner's Clubs
  • pvalerypvalery Member Posts: 19
    I got them from hdkautosports. I also have the bumpers and side steps. But so far I have decided not to put on the side steps and will propably put on the bumpers.(as soon as they give me the instructions. It's been 6 months since I bought them!!)
  • frevalfreval Member Posts: 11
    I can't believe its been almost two years since someone posted anything here! Wow!

     New on this site and I just want to showoff my baby. http://hometown.aol.com/freval51/index.html
  • twospiritstwospirits Member Posts: 4
    Freval is correct, long time that no new posts were made. Therefore I submit my website full of pics and mods.
    http://home.nyc.rr.com/twospirits411/
  • bigkahunaflbigkahunafl Member Posts: 128
    Nice web site! This will be of great help when I get my Santa Fe.
  • steelers_armysteelers_army Member Posts: 2
    :confuse: anyone can tell me how and what are the proper way/s to use the gear (shift-tronic) is there any certain speed to use this, need some info from a regular user of Santa Fe, thanks
  • mrmister2000mrmister2000 Member Posts: 86
    Please feel free to post any pictures which you would like to share of your new 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe, right here in this thread! :)
  • gwillygwilly Member Posts: 51
    These are some photos of the self installed hitch and all necessary wiring. This is a AWD SE touring+ultimate, powder white pearl. We will be towing a tent trailer 1800lbs.

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  • gizzer777gizzer777 Member Posts: 335
    Nice work...that is the way Hyundai should have installed the connection!
  • bwd1970bwd1970 Member Posts: 23
    Did you ever find a replacement pair of rear shocks for the 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe. I am looking for the rear load adjusting shocks as well
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