Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0 T Vs 3.8

Hey guys, first time posting here. Been reading up a few threads as I've been considering buying a Genesis for quite some time now but haven't pulled the trigger as I've mostly been chasing a 3.8 NA model and most of the for sales in my area are 2.0T. I'm targeting either a 2013 or 2014.

I can't argue that it sounds better than a 3.8 with upgraded exhaust, though. The 3.8 is an excellent platform if you don't turbo it. The 2.0t has a lot of potential if you're looking at getting a lot of power.

I have a stuffed turbo, exhaust, intake, and custom tune on e85 and pushing 384 wheel HP. In this video I went over some pros and cons of the bk2 genesis coupe 2.0 and 3.8 hope you enjoyed!#foryou #kdm #genesis #genesiscoupe #stanced #slammed #jdm. Noticed there's been a lot of 2.0T vs 3.8 threads lately, so I was thinking about starting up an official versus thread.

The idea is to be able to just post this thread in any that pop up and then lock those threads. Hopefully If this is done right it could be sticked? Any input would be. I am VERY interested in getting a 2010 Genesis Coupe 2.0T.

I wanted to know if it is worth getting the 3.8 version? I mean i understand there is more power, but at the same time it comes with high insurance, and the MPG i am guessing won't be as good VS the 2.0T version. Hey guys, so I'm planning on getting a Genesis Coupe but I don't know if I should get a 2.0T or a 3.8 one and if i should get Gen1 or Gen2. I plan on modding it and tuning it so I'm wondering which motor holds up more power and which model is more reliable, also how much psi can the 2.0T model turbo handle so it wouldn't break on me.

I'll be looking forward to your help:). So I have a 2013 Hyundai Genesis coupe 2.0T Rs Turbo engine And that hoe blew the engine, I'm thinking of getting a new car and found a 2015 coupe 3.8L, is this a better decision or am I downgrading? Lmk please. Genesis coupes are on sale now with base prices about $2000 higher for all models and a spread ranging from about $25K to $35K; R-Specs start at $27,375 for the 2.0T and $29,625 for the 3.8.

This video shows a strait line performance comparison test of the 2.0T vs the 3.8 V6 Genesis Coupe! How well does the turbocharged Genesis Coupe stack up against the V6 Genesis coup in a drag. The 2013 Hyundai Genesis Coupe is a performance coupe available in six trim levels: 2.0T, 2.0T R-Spec, 2.0T Premium, 3.8 R-Spec, 3.8 Grand Touring and 3.8 Track.