Creating hopes...hopefully dream (of free EWP) becomes reality

Anniversary surprise perhaps?

Ok..no problem.

Bro xion punya sticker quite big u know

Compatible with the 2.0 bro?

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 24 2010, 05:17 PM

Aiyaa..use 12V socket mehh? i already use the socket to put in Medklinn Air Sterilizer

Thinking of putting the VS..any good, reliable & proven brand/model recommended?

Already bought this la bro..rugilah klau tak guna. Anyway..i found that this air sterilizer is very2 good & well proven world wide. At least my car interior now smells fresh (like after rain smell) & able to reduce (sometimes total elimination) my morning running nose after about 10 minutes driving my car using it.

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 25 2010, 10:19 AM

I bought it at Jusco during Raya promotion Desmond did poisoned me other things like VS, autofoam, roar killer etc..hehe

Sighh..how i wish i got the option to choose between the SE & the standard 2.0 at the initial stage of buying the car..i will choose the SE without thinking twice. However..need to fork out another 3k for the extras (but no MDPS)

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 25 2010, 10:35 AM

I went to Ford PJ last Saturday to test drive the Sport Fiesta, but unluckily got many people test driven it that morning. Not willing to wait longer, so i just look2 at it & took some brochures. Then, i went to VW showroom at the Old Klang Road & test drove the VW Polo 1.2TSI & VW Golf 1.4TSI instead. All i can say is that it was impressive. IMO, the just only 1.2cc turbocharged Polo can match our 2.0 Forte acceleration anytime, anyday. If looking at the 0-100km/h figure, the Polo will smoke the 2.0 Forte with relatively ease. Not to say the 1.4cc Twincharged Golf..floored the pedal & i simply stick tight to the backseat. The 7-speed dry-clutch DSG is simply marvelous..especially when using the paddle shifter in the Golf (no paddle shifter in the Polo)

U mean the Fiesta right? If my memory still serves me right (reading from paultan last time), the Fiesta come from Thailand, same assembly plan with the Mazda 2..somehow the design between both cars look almost the same right..be it HB or the sedan

Actually i'm looking for a small car to replace my wife's Kenari & Fiesta actually grab my wife's attention. That's why i jalan2 to car showrooms last weekend

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 26 2010, 08:45 AM

Is it? If under HICOM, the price will be lower? Anyway, i'm planning to buy it somewhere around March next year to get a 2011 car..hopefully

Good idea..who wanna sell VW emblem to me? lol

Hehe..gud news coz got the accessories but surely losing his car's 'virginity' in a hard way

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 26 2010, 10:42 AM

Googling CVVT will do to get the explanation it will do good to FC IMHO.

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Added on October 26, 2010, 1:14 pmYup..u are right. Now i remembered that i've read about this in paultan blog also

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 26 2010, 01:14 PM

RPM for Forte 2.0 at 110km/h (auto cruise on)..seeing is believing is it 2.3k or 2.4k RPM?

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Added on October 26, 2010, 5:29 pmTakaful Malaysia..Mudharabah cashback 15%

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 26 2010, 05:32 PM

Yupp..6.1L/100km. 100% highway from Alor Setar to KL (this pic snapped just before the Duta toll). Most of the time autocruising at 110km/h with 3 adults + 2 small children + almost full boot. I consider that as quite impressive also for a normally aspirated 2.0 C segment car. But during my last long distance travelling, only managed to clock 6.7L/100km for 100% highway driving. Maybe due to some aggresive overtaking maneuver

Wooo..compressor..benz alike mehh? 10L/100KM but gaining more power right?

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Added on October 26, 2010, 10:01 pmFor mostly town (KL & surrounding area) driving, able to clock between 9L-11L/100km depending on how bad the traffic was during the measurement period. So an average of 10L/100km for mostly town driving can be concluded for an averagely light footer like me...

This post has been edited by izputra: Oct 26 2010, 10:04 PM

No problem with that (NCB), it will carry over to the other insurer..

Both my in-dash Papago GPS & iphone Papago M6 GPS also gave lower speed reading. At 110km/h (on the car's speedometer), both the GPS unit just shows 106km/h only. Driving my uncle's CRV last week & using my iphone Papago GPS..i got almost the same reading (107km/h) for a 110km/h at the CRV's's speedometer. Yupp..maybe it is a buffer purposely set by the manufacturer to make sure that the car is not overspeeding (that leads u getting the summon ticket)