Seoulful Racing

Ryanator · 02-28-2010, 05:48 AM

Well i'm really fucking disapointed in Seoulful racing, after 2 weeks of emailing them I still have no answers as to my questions about some of there parts, its not like im only wanting to buy a couple hundred dollars worth, im talking nearly 2500 in one hit. I have rang now twice there people in USA and heard nothing back but there answering machine.

Im really fucking disapointed at the moment, and I hope I hear back from them asap, has anyone else had dramas with them?

It is also making me think twice about handing over that sort of cash if they cant even email me a few answers... Especially as im in Australia.

Cheers Ryan

omeletduefromage · 02-28-2010, 02:41 PM

i wouldnt trust sfr. every review ive read from them was either terrible or involved a lawyer to get money back

TAK82 · 02-28-2010, 11:16 PM

they're more biased more towards expensive hyundai's like the genesis coupe and other premium kdm cars..fuck sfr!!i bought a ecu adapter and it don't do shit, and i followed all the proper wiring diagrams from mitchell...

they don't see a profit sector for the lc accent's or other early model hyundai's..and they're too busy trying to copy the jdm guy's..copycats!!

**krazymikeyGT** · 02-28-2010, 11:19 PM

haha. i have almost been banned on nt so many damn times for this very reason. I would rather fly to korea and pick up parts then buy from sfr. the owner jay is a real piece of shit. he feels he is superior to every one because he has hyundai parts. he does not give a shit about his customers. Why do you think they are not sponsors on many sites?

i could sit here and post endless links about shitty customer service, but most have been deleted.

Ryanator · 03-01-2010, 02:04 AM

is there anyome around that does the same aluminium radiators as they do for the 2003-2006 LC2 accent? I was also going to buy a set of there coilovers, 1.6l adjustable cam gear and there turbo starter package as im doing a full rebuildand it was going to be just so much easier to buy all the bolt on bits and pieces... Is there any other companies that do these parts at nearly the same prices?

If anyone can help out that would be great

Cheers Ryan

**krazymikeyGT** · 03-05-2010, 05:36 AM

where are you at?

and do not buy that kit... fab your own, or find some one on here who can do it for you...

accent2003gt · 03-30-2010, 12:50 AM

alright heads up, f sfr. you can use a civic radiator, just go to napa and buy universal hoses.... easier and cheaper to get a rad for a civic.... put a turbo kit together yourself, saves money and you'll be much happier man... dont bother getting the adjustable cam gear, our cams are chained together so you will adjust both cams at the same time, not always ideal.

fintile · 04-02-2010, 01:58 AM

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Originally Posted by accent2003gt

alright heads up, f sfr. you can use a civic radiator, just go to napa and buy universal hoses.... easier and cheaper to get a rad for a civic.... put a turbo kit together yourself, saves money and you'll be much happier man... dont bother getting the adjustable cam gear, our cams are chained together so you will adjust both cams at the same time, not always ideal.

Ditto... I got lucky with them. i sent for some parts and last minute I canceled my order. they sent all my money back except $80 and when I realized it I didnt care cause I ended up getting all the parts I ordered anyway! I checked and double checked and yup all the money they sent back was there. somehow they screwed up and still sent me the parts. so I got Silicone radiator hoses, BBTB and alum floor matts all for $80! LMAO!!!

TAK82 · 04-11-2010, 06:16 PM

so a half size radiator can work on accents

i alway's thought of doing this, ever since i did the beta swap, my car is a bit prone to overheating especially when in stop and go traffic with the a/c on.

half size civic radiators are usually mounted on the pass side of the civics, since the engine is the drivers side and away from the radiator, thus preventing heat contamination.

so i'm gonna order and put a half size civic radiator on the driver side where the tranny is and modify the bottom radiator hose since the lower hose collar on the bottom is on the left,

ozone · 04-12-2010, 05:35 PM

I've done some work on a few civics, mid 90's model. The civics I saw overheated and melted the plastic radiator tanks before the radiator cap gave. Just a tidbit of info. I don't know all the cercumstances on the how & why the civics overheated. I just saw the results. I'll be checking here hoping to see that civic radiator swap is good.