I have found the most useful website for Azera! They offer great items for low prices! Must visit! you won't regret it!

http://www.kdmstuff.com

so what do you guys think?

From the deafening silence it appears that no one was impressed and they suspect you have a financial stake in that website.

Do you?

Well is just my opinion. I ordered couple of items and it came great! Just sharing what I have been through with them. Enjoy your holidays all azera owners.

Prices seemed good. They have the grill without the H for a good price.

I compared this site to other azera sites. They do have a lot more items than others. How is the shipping anyone?

Soeulful racing is a pretty neat site. When I first found the site I "test ordered" the chrome start terminal rings. They were very prompt in sending the merchandise. I then ordered the side marker set and the interior led lighting set. Really quality stuff. I got a chuckle out of their enclosure assuring me that their is 100% Korean made. In other words, "none of that other cheap *** Asian stuff". I really don't understand why it takes almost two weeks to get stuff. Korean Airlines must still be flying DC3s. Just kidding, it's a great airline. '

This post has been edited by cdmuile: Jan 30 2007, 08:20 PM

Thank you I will give them a try since your experience with them is pretty nice. THanks! for sharing. This is exactly what we need in this forum.

Another great site for Azera aftermarket stuff: Korean Auto Imports

This post has been edited by allmet33: Jan 31 2007, 04:31 PM

Lowest price and free shipping.

What do you guys think about the Roadruns and IXION grills? Do they tickle anyone's fancy?

Roadruns grill looked kinda neat, couldn't find Ixion. I'm interested in the strut tower bar... http://www.kdmstuff.com/shop/step1.php?number=2246

Could it be any good???

Oh I found the Ixion grille. Meh. I like the rest of the body kit though.

I was wondering about that too. I wonder if it will stop my car from wallowing on uneven pavement.

Hmm... for $85 delivered I think I may be willing to be a guinea pig.

"I wonder if (the strut tower bar) will stop my car from wallowing on uneven pavement."

Probably not. That's really not what it's for. The coil-over suspension, or simply stiffer springs if they're available, would be the ticket for that.

The strut tower brace is intended to lessen flexing of the chassis. What it could do for you, conceivably, would be to reduce torsional chassis flex over uneven surfaces. As a practical matter, it's more likely to reduce rattles and squeaks, and/or lessen the rhythmic resonance that some drivers report when driving at a constant speed around 40 or 45. It could lead to firmer cornering too, but only a little.

Stiffer springs are available, made by H&R. They cost approx $230 at allsprings.com. I bought them, but do not have them installed yet. These springs do lower the car by approx 1.3" though.

Dealer says lowering the car voids warranty on drive train components because bumps would make the axles push into the transmission. This sounds like total bogus to me though.

I dunno... by this point I'd be inclined to defer to the dealer's judgment. If you have to replace the suspension on a brand new car to make the car feel better, maybe it's the wrong car for the job...

Or at least wait until the Azeras are 5+ years old and the bumper-to-bumper is already exhausted :P

(that having been said, I'll still probably order a strut tower brace for mine, for sh!ts & giggles, if nothing else)