Hyundai Elantra N Exhaust Valve Spring Upgrade Fixes Annoying Rattle

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  • Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
  • I just heard for the first time a loud rattle coming from my 2022 Hyundai Elantra N exhaust. I knew this was a pretty common issue some owners have faced. MOK Racing graciously sent me an upgraded TORCON Exhaust Valve Spring. I'll walk you through this very simple install which completely eliminates that pesky exhaust rattle.
    TORCON Exhaust Valve Spring available from MOK Racing:
    www.mokracing.com/shop/p/hyun...
    #elantran #hyundaielantran #hyundaicars #hyundai #hyundaielantra #nperformance #exhaustsound

Комментарии • 42

  • @lukemarshall1260
    @lukemarshall1260 21 день назад +2

    What an absurd waste of money from Hyundai replacing the entire muffler and not just the spring....

  • @luisarreguin2202
    @luisarreguin2202 21 день назад +6

    Wow I've always read about people needing to replace their springs but never seen it done. This looks so easy to replace anybody can do it!!!

  • @zx-3948
    @zx-3948 21 день назад +3

    Maybe this is why I hear a rattle sound from the exhaust under low throttle and speed. Might look into this more

  • @Tifosi5716
    @Tifosi5716 21 день назад +2

    I liked the rattle😂😂😂i thought it’s just the way it sounds

  • @RoxUnlimited
    @RoxUnlimited 21 день назад +2

    Good thing you used the compressed air. All the debris overtime will wear out the spring over time. A lot of people just replace the spring and it doesn’t fix the rattle. Gotta clean it! I bought a spring while ago for whenever my valve decide it wants to start rattling lol

  • @LeftenantMalachi
    @LeftenantMalachi 21 день назад +3

    RPM Performance from the UK also has the upgraded spring. I have one on mine.

  • @sou8425
    @sou8425 21 день назад

    Following you for future references hopefully not but I just got my 23 N and I love it so much I’m the second owner but still!!

  • @hg1496
    @hg1496 21 день назад

    Not all heros wear capes

  • @DanDiMaggio
    @DanDiMaggio 21 день назад +3

    I almost wonder if all valved exhausts use the same type spring. I have a Remus Valvetronic on my F56 Cooper S and the spring looks identical to the one you just installed. Even the electric valve controller looks almost the same. Probably one company that supplies them all.

  • @cindysue5474
    @cindysue5474 21 день назад +1

    One owner said to just unplug it and it will be louder because even in N mode it is not fully open not sure if that is true or not. I'm sorry but 50 bucks for a spring is crazy!

  • @jessicaphoenix1312
    @jessicaphoenix1312 21 день назад +5

    This is an extremely helpful video and an easy fix. Thanks for that!

  • @12thmannate
    @12thmannate 14 дней назад

    Thank you! I needed this

  • @RinkoN470
    @RinkoN470 21 день назад +2

    Great Video Brother !!! I was about to order Mopar one , after your video ordering from mokracing thank you!!!

  • @Woogzzzie
    @Woogzzzie 14 дней назад +1

    How has the spring been holding up? I've read some stories online about how it can prevent the valve from opening/closing when you change modes from n mode to normal/eco. Have you had any issues or has it been working perfectly so far? Also, I got my forge intake on 2 days ago and boy is it a blast. Really adds a new dynamic to the car and just makes it so much more enjoyable to drive.

  • @passatb5t
    @passatb5t 21 день назад

    Need to do this to my EN too, thanks for showing us! Side note, do you find the DWS06 tires to be noisy?

  • @Woogzzzie
    @Woogzzzie 21 день назад +1

    Hey sorry for asking this question in a video that’s not really related but I’ve been watching you forge intake videos and finally ordered one for myself.

  • @alzaspa8857
    @alzaspa8857 21 день назад +1

    How does this active exhaust after the muffler work to make pops I don’t get it?

  • @delasmoo
    @delasmoo 14 дней назад +1

    Do you still use Mobil 1 oil?

  • @oraclemiata845
    @oraclemiata845 21 день назад

    Wow. It’s already sold out? It’s a $50 spring.