[runaguna]

I don't know I've been hearing on the web that the forte and the Hyundai Veloster share the same chassis and I was wondering if I could just put Veloster Springs in my 2019 Forte these ones specifically.

H&R® - 1.4" x 1.4" Sport Front and Rear Lowering Coil Springs

Sport Front and Rear Lowering Coil Springs with 1.4" Front and Rear Drop Height by H&R®. Quantity: 4 per Pack. Conquer the streets with top-shelf H&R springs, coilovers, sway bars, etc. that will beef up handling and the look while maintaining ride quality and comfort. H&R 28705-1

www.carid.com

 

[POLO ESPINOSA]

If your Kia Forte is the GT line or GT turbo, yes you can buy those.

 

[runaguna]

do you know of any springs that'll work with the 2.0 model?

 

[POLO ESPINOSA]

do you know of any springs that'll work with the 2.0 model?

Is your car the GT line? Because there are 2.0L GT line and 2.0L non GT line and are different rear suspensions.

 

[runaguna]

nah mines just the regular 2.0 L I can’t find any springs at all, and the k5 storm springs are too expensive

 

[POLO ESPINOSA]

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nah mines just the regular 2.0 L I can’t find any springs at all, and the k5 storm springs are too expensive

You only have 2 options for what I have seen....

The Storm from K5 store or the Eibach that someone puts here in the thread, but those are expensive just same as the Storm and are just "compatible" with 2.0L Forte/Cerato. In my opinion the only ones that are 100% for the 2.0L are the Storm Springs $350 usd.

I have that same model and the same problem with lowering it.

 

[Hamster-GT]

You might want to look at Hyundai/Kia cars with torsion beam rear suspension for your springs. Hyundai N cars have rear multi link suspension. Maybe Kia Forte Koup springs?

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