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Ground clearance (also perceived as Ride height) determines the space between the lowermost edge of the auto’s undercarriage and the gap of the tires’ contact with the level surface. But, the maker of the model might exploit a few tweaks to the established procedures to make catchy result hinting the valid distance from the shock absorbers, the engine oil pan or the muffler to the ground could be lower than stated in the official leaflet.
It is no surprise because practical consumers strive for an increased ground clearance to bypass headache when parking near the high edges or driving through the rough environment. The definite ride height of the model fluctuates from 130 to 160 mm in relation to the year of creation and equipment. Take into account that a heavy- filled vehicle will surely sacrifice about 1 inch of ground clearance.
Luckily, the model ground clearance can be gained with the help of spacers for shock absorbers to get the auto rest higher off the ground. While relishing a higher model, you sacrifice a fraction of the former balance and maneuverability driving fast. Contrarily model ground clearance can be lowered in order to get improved handling and stability.
There a number of ways to increase ground clearance. When it comes to lifting or lowering your Hyundai Accent you can choose between bigger tires, a leveling kit, coil spring assisters, coilovers, airlift suspension, suspension lifts, etc.
09.2011 – 11.2017
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 GDi MT GLS + Premium package | 140 |
1.6 GDi MT GLS | 140 |
1.6 GDi MT SE | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT GLS | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT GLS + Premium package | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT SE | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT Value Edition | 140 |
How to raise Ground Clearance on your Hyundai Accent. Tip 1 – Get Bigger Tires.
You can raise the ground clearance of your Hyundai Accent by upgrading tires to the bigger size. This will earn you extra 0,5-1 inch of clearance.
09.2011 – 11.2017
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 GDi MT GS | 140 |
1.6 GDi MT SE | 140 |
1.6 GDi MT Sport | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT GS | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT SE | 140 |
1.6 GDi AT Sport | 140 |
How to raise Ground Clearance on your Hyundai Accent. Tip 2 – Install Leveling Kit.
Leveling kits are designed to level out the uneven stance and increase the ground clearance of your Hyundai Accent. In most cases, the slight lift will allow for bigger tires. Please refer to Plus Sizing Guides.
03.2006 – 08.2011
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 MT GS | 130 |
1.6 MT SE | 130 |
1.6 MT Blue | 130 |
1.6 MT GL | 130 |
1.6 AT GS | 130 |
1.6 AT SE | 130 |
How to raise Ground Clearance on your Hyundai Accent. Tip 3 – install Suspension Lift Kit.
Hyundai Accent Suspension Lift Kits (only available for trucks and SUVs) provide the proper clearance between the tire and chassis when going off-road. Normally, it increases the ground clearance from 2 to 8 inches.
03.2006 – 08.2011
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 MT GLS | 130 |
1.6 AT GLS | 130 |
04.2003 – 03.2006
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 MT GL | 160 |
1.6 MT Accent | 160 |
1.6 MT GT | 160 |
1.6 AT GT | 160 |
1.6 AT GL | 160 |
04.2003 – 03.2006
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 MT GL | 160 |
1.6 AT GL | 160 |
07.1999 – 03.2003
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.5 MT L | 160 |
1.6 MT GS | 160 |
1.6 AT GS | 160 |
07.1999 – 03.2003
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.6 MT GL | 160 |
1.6 AT GL | 160 |
02.1997 – 06.1999
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.5 MT GT | 160 |
1.5 AT GT | 160 |
1.5 MT GS | 160 |
1.5 MT L | 160 |
1.5 AT GS | 160 |
02.1997 – 06.1999
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.5 MT GL | 160 |
1.5 AT GL | 160 |
04.1994 – 01.1997
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.5 MT GL | 160 |
1.5 AT GL | 160 |
04.1994 – 01.1997
Trims | Ground Clearance, mm |
1.5 MT GT | 160 |
1.5 AT GT | 160 |
1.5 MT GS | 160 |
1.5 MT L | 160 |
1.5 AT GS | 160 |
How to lower the Ground Clearance on your Hyundai Accent.
Option 1 – Install Lowering Springs .
Option 2 – Install Coilovers
Option 3 – Install Air Suspension Kit
References
Hyundai Accent By Years:
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