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Just got word back from RaceChip USA today that they plan on releasing a tune for the Kia Stinger. Things are looking good for more after-market support.

Looks really stable at high speeds too.

I'm a civil engineer.

I may end up getting this and powder coating the intake tubing blue to match the car.

Doing it yourself isn't going to void your warranty unless you some how caused the damage yourself. I've been doing my own oil changes for on the last two cars that I've owned and never had any issues with warranty work.

Anyone planning doing their own oil changes?

First thing I did was searched youtube myself to see if a clip was posted. :)

That's not always the case though, it really depends on the manufacturer. I remember with my Focus ST, Cobb was already promoting their products well ahead of the launch. I do hope as you said the Stinger will open more doors to getting more tuners involved with Kia.

Sad that there aren't more companies jumping on board and providing more Kia Tuning products.

I've used Pro-kits before on my previous car and they offer a good mild drop. This kit should be perfect for those who worry about ground clearance.

That makes three models from Ford that I know of with similar boost leak problems. Focus ST, Fiesta ST, Mustang

So this happened on the Mustang too?

It wouldn't be a bad idea for all new Kia Stinger buyers to ask the dealers to check all the boost lines, turbo and cooling hose clamps before they take delivery. With Ford, I've seen some cars that came from the factory with loose inter-cooler hoses. You can tell right away whenever you have a...

I had hope Kia would have added this engine to the Forte to compete against the Focus ST but sadly it never happened.

Here's a couple of good PCV catch cans that should work on the Kia Stinger. I had the Booba Racing catch can on my Focus ST. They are super easy to install and there are plenty of mounting space in the Stinger's engine compartment. Mishimoto 2 Port Compact Baffled Boomba Racing Universal...