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 ★★★ LYN PROTON WAJA Club - V10 ★★★, The Journey Never Stop!! Vroooommmmm~~

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post Oct 21 2010, 07:46 PM

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QUOTE(Lineage @ Oct 21 2010, 07:14 PM)
Anyone can answer me?

Besides that, how is the fuel consumption compare to Wira?
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waja fuel tank is 60 liter. and last time when still on 4g18p with auto gearbox, mileage cover around 650km. still good for 50km or more but i don't take the risk when the fuel warning light is on. occasional rev up to 5.5k rpm. you do the math smile.gif

QUOTE(reef_d @ Oct 21 2010, 07:46 PM)
alignment did already on the day of the installation..
rear arm bushes can go out with hd springs?
didnt know that.. err.. so how much is the damage in terms of $$$?  sweat.gif
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that was just my guess. can't pinpoint the caused when car not around to feel tongue.gif
did you replaced both of the rubber mounting on each rear absorber?

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post Oct 23 2010, 03:56 PM

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tips of maintaining a used car; if you detect any problem / parts need replacement, get it done straight away. else, you may end up with tons of parts need replacement. been telling this to a friend when he bought a used waja sometimes early of this year. 1st, it was a worn out disc rotor. he told me he'll ge it done later this year.
and now, he stuck with brake problem, front tire change, rear absorber, engine mounting and wiper linkage.
from 300 bucks, estimate cost had shoot up to 300 + 380 + 180 + 350 + 120 = 1330 bucks. not to mentioned the regular service.
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post Oct 25 2010, 07:26 PM

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QUOTE(mao2 @ Oct 24 2010, 09:18 PM)
so to say if i get myself a 4g93 sohc.. what dohc head can be couple on the sohc head? as 4g18 can fit 4g15 dohc head like the dohc package..
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most of the 4g93 halfcut in the market are those of 4g93 dohc turbo with few manual gearbox.
swapping head isn't a problem. but converting from sohc to dohc need more than 1k, which is why the dohc version is still a viable buy.

QUOTE(brewoe_1988 @ Oct 25 2010, 04:08 PM)
Got my MF battery changed today for rm 170. is the price ok?change back same brand Century MF battery.
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should be standard price for ns60. was it comes with 15?? or 18?? months warranty sticker or so?

QUOTE(Ariveane @ Oct 25 2010, 04:58 PM)
Hi ppl, my friend has a waja and she wants to sell. she bought in year 2002, i guess is the first generation Waja. The car still looks good. What's the best price she can sell?
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mileage? condition? auto or manual?
depending on the condition but should be in the region of 25k.






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post Oct 26 2010, 06:59 PM

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QUOTE(mao2 @ Oct 25 2010, 09:43 PM)
yup.. already browse for awhile.. and the price range of 4g93 dohc extra of 2 or 3k from the sohc.. and being doing some research on having a wider range of modding with dohc.. will see how.. is just that.. either going for turbo or mivec now.. hmmm.. hmm.gif  hmm.gif
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there is no mivec 1.8 halfcut yet. only comes in new mitsu car.
there is no replacement for displacement. and less worry when running on factory fitted turbo engine brows.gif .
chances are you could go for 4g93t sooner cuz' government might impose a stricter law on halfcut import.
i am experimenting with 4g93t with mivec head btw. so far so good after installing the custom made fuel rail. make sure to choose the correct turbine for minimal turbo lag.

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post Oct 27 2010, 01:39 PM

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QUOTE(mao2 @ Oct 26 2010, 07:37 PM)
can maa.. near my house got sungai klang 1.. hahaha
yup very aware of mivec now only can get for 4g92 1.6.. so does the mivec functions usable with the using the head? as i know 49g3t is already a dohc engine.. yup pretty much of the government being more n more harsh on the import stuff again.. btw thinking of letting go my current rims.. if anything will post here 1st.. brows.gif
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after installing the custom made fuel rail, the mivec top is fully functioning brows.gif
btw, too bad your wheels was of 17". my main ride already on 17" and waja is currently on 16" cheap taiwan gp wheels.
17" on stock waja engine kill the acceleration.
then again, its all down to individual preference.
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post Oct 27 2010, 09:09 PM

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QUOTE(mao2 @ Oct 27 2010, 04:47 PM)
yup.. it does.. that where the performance upgrade needed.. and the new set of wheels i'm targeting are even heavier  doh.gif  doh.gif .. thats why i planning to get the new rims fix and test out for awhile and keeping the current rims.. and if the performance and FC is gonna dig even bigger hole in my pockets with the new rims.. i'll change back to the current rim and sells back the new one.. my current 17" is 6.5kg++.. so its consider quite lite than those taiwan rims..
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4g93t is the answer brows.gif
at 6.5++kg, your 17" is a lightweight wheels. it was the tire diameter / wider contact that caused the slight increase in fc. any decrease in braking performance when carrying a heavy load?

QUOTE(mxsteven @ Oct 27 2010, 06:30 PM)
I dont think the mivec will works by just mod the fuel rail!! it had a variable step motor that control the mivec and have to connect to the ECU where contain mivec table(unless you use mivec ECU)

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was playing around with a few chips until i tested the unichip with gsrt ecu piggyback. the aggressive mivec top doesn't works well on single rail fuel feed. hence the custom made one. once the mivec feeding settled, it was easier on the piggyback. doesn't really open up like a complete mivec setup but at least, minimal intermittent.
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post Oct 28 2010, 07:23 PM

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QUOTE(mxsteven @ Oct 27 2010, 11:20 PM)
If you have the mivec solenoid there i might able to create a mivec controller for you to merge with your ECU where you can control the mivec characteristic..
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currently out of budget to further mod my waja.
just spend a fortune on a 1jz-gte setup on main ride sweat.gif
look like i may let go off my old 16" gp wheels for extra funding.

QUOTE(mao2 @ Oct 27 2010, 11:24 PM)
yup.. having a wider tyre diameter does have effect on FC.. my left front i think bocor beyond tampal.. so thinking of changing so wanna try 205/45/r17.. might wanna go for falken ziex.. and yes heavier load does decrease alot in braking.. that 6 people in the car.. i don't even go over 70km/h.. can really fell the worst braking performance.. twin-pot otw huhu.. donno when can fix to the car..
for 4g93t.. have to wait for awhile.. huhu
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falken 912 tread wear rate sux tongue.gif
but at least quieter than gsd3.
twin pot is the answer. that's the main reason i upgraded to twin pot front and gsr rear last time. was carrying 3 fat relatives from kampar to kl. 1st time braking i almost hit the car in front. car did not stop a normal braking style... and they warn me not to play around when in fact it was the lousy brake.

QUOTE(ThunderGod_Cid @ Oct 28 2010, 11:47 AM)
BorgWarner's new EFR turbos will be launched in three days time at SEMA autoshow

http://www.epmotorclub.com/index.php?topic=5991.0
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nice! but am already on old borgwarner s256 (waja) or something... tongue.gif
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post Oct 30 2010, 05:21 PM

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QUOTE(evolution10 @ Oct 30 2010, 04:43 PM)
u say the waja key light is use led not use bulb,right..
my cigarette lighter there still can function,when i use the fm modulator it can function.....
u know the keylight fuse at where icon_question.gif
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fuse box should be located underneath the steering compartment. if you have the voltage tester, check which fuse was blown.
else, try THIS fro diy.

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post Oct 31 2010, 10:13 AM

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QUOTE(evolution10 @ Oct 30 2010, 05:33 PM)
ok,later me go to try test all the fuse

u give me the link diy is for saga blm de,saga blm original no keylight

waja original got keylight le....no need diy smile.gif
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i know. but just in case you need it. and blue ignition keyhole light is kinda cool brows.gif
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post Nov 1 2010, 08:44 PM

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guys, any idea where i can buy the central power window switch (kl area - no time to check around)?
prefer one with orange or blue light.

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post Nov 5 2010, 12:11 PM

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monster waja spotted brows.gif
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post Nov 5 2010, 02:00 PM

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QUOTE(TripleJ104 @ Nov 5 2010, 12:38 PM)
Indeed thumbup.gif . But i wait for your 6 cylinder to come out. icon_rolleyes.gif
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back to garage again for brake system upgrade. modding is just a never ending story sweat.gif
but nothing to shout about. was just a straight 6 with k27.
i still drive my 'stock' waja to office tongue.gif

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post Nov 5 2010, 03:14 PM

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PadeGP was right about the oil squirter. on standard turbo engine, there is an oil squirter mounted to the block which help to lubricate / cool down the piston area (might require a better oil pump). this one become more useful when the engine was "bot'ed", where the piston have to run a lot more faster compare to without bot.
but since you mentioned about the usage of lower 240cc injector and also the relatively low boost, more or less, it could help in prolonged the lifespan of the internal engine parts. this explained why your stock gasket still able to handle the increased in power. job well done, steven thumbup.gif

btw, i've seen a "bot'ed" 4g18p and also campro engine with boost up to 0.7bar. but without proper forging, pnp and some custom job, engine could not last more than 2 years without rebuild.

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QUOTE(mxsteven @ Nov 5 2010, 04:41 PM)
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+1 .you've had done a good homework thumbup.gif
bot without piggyback is something special indeed. btw, from the explanation, your engine isn't stock standard anymore. must be some pnp or forged job done brows.gif
oil catch tank definitely comes handy for the excessive mixture of fuel and air. but since oil catch tank usually contained some fuel and oil mist, also condensed gas, aren't it supposed to be more practical to just manually drained the oil catch tank from time to time rather than using a returning oil hose? (unless this hose was used as a pass thru for the cleaner gas back into the intake).
btw, some modification assemble the oil catch tank in near the radiator for better cooling and less evaporation effect.

QUOTE(PadeGP @ Nov 5 2010, 04:46 PM)
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depending on the usage and 'boost crazy level' tongue.gif but 2 years is long enough to enjoy the 'whooosh' bov sound brows.gif
and turbo enthusiast prolly' don't mind the frequent rebuilding; as long the power come back.

gt auto in sunway should be able to get it done.
yes. the mivec top is more of cosmetic purpose but at least it works.
currently on invecs-II tiptronic with some cog modification and atf cooler but i also keep another set of gsr manual gearbox with twin plate exedy just in case
the invecs-II gave way.

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post Nov 6 2010, 03:30 PM

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depend on the package / mileage and condition(halfcut) or level of modification / mileage / package / and condition if its already in use.
but those cm5a variant should be more than 7k.


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post Nov 6 2010, 04:08 PM

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quite a number of spare parts available from halfcut shop.
if you worry too much about the spare parts, just mod your current engine wink.gif
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post Nov 7 2010, 03:17 PM

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QUOTE(mxsteven @ Nov 6 2010, 07:50 PM)
I BOT my car because i dont like to mess with the wiring.... If you are using half cut engine.... dont expect perfect wiring.....
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+1 !
even so when you want to remain the stock waja dashboard. it takes 2 weeks to get mine done to my expectation. cut, join and masking those rare wire or buy a longer new wire if available.
few halfcut model had those wiper / and light signal the other way round.

QUOTE(mxsteven @ Nov 7 2010, 12:39 AM)
nothing comes cheap.... it is just individual interest.... BOT for me is a piece of mind because i know my engine and the BOT stuff is new.... If you plonk in another engine you have to prepare at least 10k or more depend on your luck too. Perfection is very costly or time consuming so choose the best for a better future.
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no pain no gain flex.gif
swapping engine or modding and installing is quite an easy job. but perfection(performance) could takes forever. hence, modding a car is a never ending job. not to mentioned the time, money and efforts spend!
btw, here is the warning; modding a car, especially turbo, can be addictive. i told myself i'll just settled for a na engine after i sold off my wira se gsrt 2 years back. heck! now end up with 2 turbo car. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(mxsteven @ Nov 7 2010, 04:34 PM)
yes harness in the fenders thats Waja but if u use 19" rim the wire goin to be gone with the rubber so dont be smart alex install a 19" rim...
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19" on waja is an overkill tongue.gif

btw, johnvk's vip style waja is up for sale. we should ask him to cannibalize those interesting spare / parts for sale laugh.gif
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QUOTE(elainor @ Nov 9 2010, 09:09 PM)
i guess i have to skipped then..before selling it to my cousin...i would like to know which brakepad is the best for it??bendix??
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stay away from bendix for stock waja rotor. mintex or bosch will be just fine.

QUOTE(squareballs @ Nov 10 2010, 01:54 PM)
Worth to sell my 3.5 years waja to change new car?
Cannot tahan those small small sounds and that stupid rear absorber sound..
It's like no solution for that !!!
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perhaps, you should just get a fiesta or mazda 3 brows.gif
my other 8 years old japanese ride, which is even older than my waja doesn't even had a single rattling sound.
while the waja had been producing an irritating rattling sound that can't be solved.
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QUOTE(squareballs @ Nov 11 2010, 11:07 AM)
Ya aiming the m3 2.0 for some time..
But waiting for the new Elentra to launch and decide..
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am still a bit worry about korean cars' resale value... sweat.gif

QUOTE(lang4 @ Nov 11 2010, 01:40 PM)
Why....stay away bendix bcoz currently i used metal king titanium nearly 2years plus ok what...
Where i can reflash my ecu...n how much that thing.. how long time taken to completed
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fyi, bendix metal king is a performance brake pad, when it was paired with a stock rotor of waja, it will bite the stock disc surface faster than
the standard bosch or mintex, thus shortened the lifespan of the disc itself, perhaps by a year or so. not to mentioned the dusty wheels.
other than that, performance brake pad require a certain temperature to reach its optimum performance level.

QUOTE(squareballs @ Nov 14 2010, 07:38 PM)
but if spend 100 k plus on a car..if got one small sound.. I think d feeling is even worst lol
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you should stay away from civic then tongue.gif
driven 3 civic( batches before the diamond light), all had a small annoying rattling sound at the rear...





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