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605 messages, Last post on Nov 02, 2009 at 5:30 AM
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Replying to: blondiy15 (Apr 27, 2007 7:47 pm) |
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My name is Sergio and I work for a company in Canada named Willpak Industries Inc. and we supplied KIA Canada with their Rio Tuner Spoilers from 2000-2005. This spoiler was only available in Canada and a limited production of 500. However, the demand for the spoiler has been so big (some people have got theirs stolen!) that we decided to run another production program. Since this space is for KIA cars, I believe my product could be of your interest. If there is someone interested in them, please send me your e-mail so I can show you pictures of the spoiler. Hoping to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Sergio Castellanos |
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l have a car rio 2004 , i need a new engine, o used one, my question is where can i find new one , and what is the price , my car is kia rio sedan 4 door, thanks
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This link has no activity; http://townhall-talk.edmunds.com/WebX/.f0ddf12.f0dde72 I know someone who said they paid $8K for their base Rio and it made me want to check here... but??? nada |
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Replying to: occupant1 (Feb 23, 2005 8:21 pm) |
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Just bought a new '07 Rio Sedan with the 5 speed manual tranny, and the first thing I noticed (did not take it out on the highway during the test drive - my bad) was that is spins over 3000 rpm at a little over 60 mph - anyone know what gives? I have worked on, had, and driven lots of small 4 cylinder cars but never experienced such a high rpm at such a low speed (except in the old days of putting higher gear ratios in our small block Chevelles and Mustangs and having them wind out in exchange for more low-end speed) - I know that the automatics, especially with overdrive, have perhaps spoiled us and gotten us too used to 2200 rpm at highway speeds, but this seems a bit crazy - runs perfect and I love the car, but this is really bothering me for long-term wear and tear - any ideas or thoughts, anyone? Also, dumb question perhaps, but it has the 14 inch wheels - does a simple thing like putting 15's on make any rpm difference at all? Thanks for any help you can give me - much appreciated!
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Replying to: ddeglopp (Nov 09, 2007 2:36 am) Try playing with this tire calculator to find a tire size that lowers revolutions. That will probably throw your speedometer off and cost some power on hills or for passing. |
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Replying to: victor1952 (Oct 13, 2007 7:11 pm) |
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Replying to: ddeglopp (Nov 09, 2007 2:36 am) |
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I just bought an '08 Rio5 and have been pleasantly surprised by it's feel on winter roads. My previous car was a 97 dodge neon, which once outfitted with a set of snowtires did pretty well in the snow. But the Rio5 even with the factory tires feels more stuck to the road than the neon ever did. What's everyone else's experience with winter driving performance? What sorts of factors (beyond new tires) go into the Rio5's seeming superior handling on snowy roads? Thanks Max
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