whats is ur msn/ym? im online now

added...

the video that i post actually i did not tekan coz i need to exit just in front haha... secondly got lotsa cars!

a friend of mine is closing down his shop, k&n drop-in air filter for Waja stock clearance, RM220 each!

Bulk purchase wanted :

1.
2.

Closing date 30th April 2010

elton, bulk purchase price is 220? ori k&n is it?

ori, bulk 220 each. non bulk would be 235

wow nice video,2nd gear can reach nearly 110!!mine auto I tried most also 90+ only.do u have auto car acceleration video after modding?

later will take a video for auto, before and after!

bulk purchase k&n air filter :

1. Nayte
2. Danny

This post has been edited by ThunderGod_Cid: Apr 24 2010, 04:14 PM

Just for your INFO... nothing much

Use redline RPM to figure top speed for each gear. Note that you will get ridiculous speeds for overdrive gears. This is because in reality top speed is physically limited in one of two ways, either by being geared relatively low or by aerodynamic drag. use the horsepower calculator to find out how much power a car would require at a given speed. If it doesn't make that much power, it can't go that speed no matter how it's geared.

The most accurate way to measure tire circumference is to use string and measure the actual distance. A quick way to approximate that is to add the wheel diameter to twice the height of the tire sidewall and then multiply by Pi (3.14159). For example, a car with 225/40R tires has a sidewall height of 3.54" (225 mm x 40/100 is 90 mm which is 3.54").

Gear Speed (GPS accuracy or +10km/h for Waja Actual Display)
1st 54km/h@7000rpm
2nd 99km/h@7000rpm
3rd 143km/h@7000rpm
4th 197km/h@7000rpm
5th 240km/h@7000rpm

Tyre: Silverstone Kruzier 195/55 R15 Tyre overall diameter 595mm

Gear Speed (GPS accuracy or +10km/h for Waja Actual Display)
1st 58km/h@7500rpm
2nd 106km/h@7500rpm
3rd 154km/h@7500rpm
4th 212km/h@7500rpm
5th 257km/h@7500rpm

Tyre: Silverstone Kruzier 195/55 R15 Tyre overall diameter 595mm

Gear Ratio
1st 3.583
2nd 1.947
3rd 1.343
4th 0.976
5th 0.804
Final 4.052

wah steven what u say is pening leh...

Well, to make things simpler, sidewall height equal to the percentage of the tire's width.

225/40/18 means its 40% of 225mm
205/55/15 means its 55% of 205mm
195/55/15 means its 55% of 195mm

So, 50series of a 195 and 205width tire isnt exactly the same.

185/55 R15 585mm
195/55 R15 595mm
205/55 R16 632mm
215/55 R16 642mm
225/55 R16 654mm
215/55 R17 668mm

how true or how efficient is this thing?
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/712191

i know some may say 'aiya, gimmick la...' 'useless la', 'waste money la'
but how true? anyone tried?

y do this la when there is 100 other things can upgrade....

from what i heard from mechanic and car enthusiastic says its not effective or only temporary. i rather go for AFR or ACP. yeah sam told me b4 its not good or something, wait for his reply.

This post has been edited by tjroy: Apr 25 2010, 12:55 AM

lols.... old gimmick again! it's just a valve which leak out ur vacuum! when ur vacuum leaks, u will have a better response on pick up but u wont get a good idling!

guys what about this kind of spark plug? http://www.dragsport.com/issue/2008/0308_tech.shtml

wah plasma plugs. sounds damn advanced lol. sure cost a bomb

elton, for cps got or not?

Um... no. Just no. Here goes my point of view which is facts. There is no way that a spark plug can eliminate a catalytic converter. A catalytic converter's job is to turn CO (carbon Monoxide-Poison) in into CO2 (Carbon Dioxide, Greenhouse Gas). CO results from not enough oxygen to create CO2 causing an incomplete combustion and creating a CO molecule. The trick, therefore, is to allow 2 times more oxygen than carbon within the piston chamber. However this also creates a loss in horsepower (more oxygen to help burn=less gasoline to actually burn) so therefore a catalytic converter helps your horsepower more than hurts it.

More horsepower and increase in mileage are also, therefore, lies.

The misfire and hesitation probly ain't true. It is true that a better timed spark plug can eliminate those things. But it is not the spark plug that does the timing. It is the ECU and electrical charges fed to the spark plugs that do.

I'd say its a bad buy if you bought!