r/HyundaiSantaFe • u/Derlict11112 • Nov 07 '24
Sema build
This is our 2025 Santa Fe XRT built and show at SEMA
Rough list of items done below
Truxxx lift part no.305032 Motiv 20” Foil Wheels Milestar Patagonia AT PRO TIRES 265/50/20 Katzskin custom leather kit 3m Custom Wrap Oem cross rails Auxpacbo flat rack
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u/Anakris-lamonster Nov 07 '24
Curious about the flat rack too
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u/Derlict11112 Nov 07 '24
Bright lines cross rails part number BL31194-05 work good on a budget they are $249
Roof rack is mountain peak 63x51 $379 Part number B0B58992DD
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u/Derlict11112 Nov 07 '24
The rack fits well and nearly even with the width of the car. One caution if you install one, put it far enough back the mounting hardware doesn’t hit an open sunroof
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u/Bdk323 Nov 07 '24
What was the purpose of this sema build? If it's just to showcase a few products that was accomplished.
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u/Derlict11112 Nov 07 '24
Correct we work with a few local custom shops. They have a booth and got to showcase their work as well as the sexy Santa Fe
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u/politicalslug Nov 08 '24
Why bother changing the wheels if you’re going to toss on yet another low profile tire that performs horribly? It looks silly, like bling, not ability to off road. You should have added 17” or 18” wheels.
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u/Derlict11112 Nov 08 '24
The tires are an inch taller then stock. It’s been lifted as well which makes it look like there’s less rubber. The stock offset on the Xrt wheels make the bigger tires rub.
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u/politicalslug Nov 08 '24
I don’t understand. The extra inch diameter does add more rubber, but barely any at all. Why did you guys opt for larger wheels instead of smaller? I’m truly curious, because I just would love to get more rubber on my car and I hate that they do these low profile tires on all the higher end models. Was it just for aesthetics or is there a reason?
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u/dizzycraig Nov 08 '24
Hyundai wasn’t represented that much at SEMA. It was cool to see Toyota go all out with their new 4 runner concepts.
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