Reviving Korean Heritage: Hyundai Pony Drift Build at Ultr
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In this episode of Larry Chen's visit to Ultr, we witness the unveiling of a remarkable project featuring a 1979 Hyundai Pony. The team at Peaches, known for their innovative approach to car culture, has taken this humble Korean car and transformed it into a formidable drift machine. Led by the creative vision of Kaisa, the Pony now sports a striking body kit with wide fenders, over fenders, and a rear radiator setup, showcasing a fusion of nostalgia and modern performance.
Retaining some original elements like the headlights and grill, the car's exterior modifications exude a unique Korean flair while embracing a bold new identity. Inside, the interior has been revamped, with only a few remnants of the original design left intact. Under the hood lies a Genesis Coupe 2.0 Turbo engine, now tuned to deliver an impressive 420 horsepower to the rear wheels, promising an exhilarating driving experience.
The project not only serves as a testament to the team's creativity and craftsmanship but also aims to put Korean cars on the map in the global automotive scene. By blending heritage with innovation, Peaches is setting a new standard for Korean car customization and showcasing the potential for Korean manufacturers to cater to the enthusiast market. With a unique suspension setup, meticulous attention to detail, and a commitment to preserving the car's Korean roots, this Hyundai Pony drift build stands as a symbol of the evolving landscape of car culture in Korea and beyond.
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Comparison to Lancia Delta and Volkswagen Rabbit
Memories of the Pony II in Korea
Appreciation for the design and build of the Hyundai Pony
Mention of the designer Giogetto
Comments on the suspension and unique features of the car
Comparison to other cars like Isuzu Impulse, Skoda 105L, Audi UR-Quattro, and Dodge Omni
Discussion about the engine collaboration between Chrysler, Hyundai, and Mitsubishi
Mention of Hyundai Genesis 2.0 and Evo X engines
Reference to BBS and RECARO Asia going into receivership
Question about the front grille and headlights resembling an 80s Dodge D50 mini truck
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