air-con wind quite low when turn to 2nd level.

persona elegance comment anyone?

becoz mostly the one bought persona are uncles whom just want a quiet and peaceful ride, so hence no mod-mod    Myvi, saga blm most bought by young people whom started working, hence the crazy mod till becomes subaru, audi, passo, etccc 
as for me (still young btw), had to put my mod plan into hold because want to realized my superbike dream first 

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Hmm.. not very used to it too.. actually planning to change the stock soft brake pads earlier.. but worried if changing them would void the warranty?

is there a sample list of things to check when getting a new car?

extractor (custom made) + new pipe + swirl bullet + s-flow muffler = rm600
dunno its expensive or not but here quite hard to find reputable exhaust shop with branded one.

what is the default piping size for persona?

Things that i've done so far to my persona:

any 1 try to mod their PE backlight ? i thinking to put a bulb at the bottom of the light unit where there is only a round plastic in it ..
dunno why they din't put break light in there .. feel more nice if there got red light from there but dunno how to open all the stuff

Lol.. I try to be as gentle as possible with the accelerations but i still clock up 9.2.. thanks for the info!

due to massive reading i manage to find this on earlier post, kudos to whoever posted this and thanks you 2 u 2 jasontan

1. Check for dents and scratches. Also under the front bumper which is very very common to have scratches due to shipment (when going up and down the steep steel ramp on the ship).

2. Tools. Check to see if all of the tools are in the bag. Sometimes it is missing 1 or 2 items.

3. Open up the engine bonnet. Check for missing caps or covers. Mine was found with a missing fuse box cover it was replaced immediately on site.

4. Check for fluids - engine oil level, radiator coolant, ATF level (for auto only)... it is better safe then sorry. Sometimes these final checks by the SC before handing the car over to customer, they might overlook it.

5. Lighting - check all lights are functioning.

6. Check all electrical items are functioning.

7. All set! Drive away your new ride! tongue.gif

8. Did i miss out anything? Hope not! laugh.gif

how many of you have fixed the MY flag to your car?

just try closing the boot, still the same

Cant agree any better. Although oil prices are sky high in UK and US, we still have to consider other things. In UK they have a rather efficient metro system which connects to most parts of the city. Further than that, there are ample walkways around the whole town and the weather over there is not so hot like here in msia.

For example like I stay in subang USJ 1. A short walk under hot sun from 10am to 3pm to my college in sunway will take around 25mins only. However, the weather is so hot during that time that walking under the sun really makes u sweat a lot and not to mention the burning sensation of ur skin after walking for that period of time in the sun. Imagine going to class all hot and sweaty with a drenched shirt. How is a student able to concentrate in class? Furthermore public transportation still have a lot of improvement in msia. Although Rapid KL has done a good job to improve its timing and services, there is still always delays due to traffic jams.

What im just trying to imply here is that driving a car around in msia has become a necessity instead of a luxury in the case of UK. Therefore whatever the fuel prices in msia, we cant really afford to abandon ur car and take public transport instead. What im experiencing is just from USJ 1 to sunway. Imagine those that have to transfer between a few buses and trains to get to their work place. Its really tedious.

When u all buy any VS, please read here first

http://www.peony888.com/VS/sobogus.htm