Can our car install Bee Rev Limiter? Ahahaha...

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This post has been edited by kobe10: Oct 15 2011, 09:30 AM

Thanks..will check it out.

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Added on October 15, 2011, 10:32 amOh..maybe u can try add suitable midbox?

I love the bassy sound..actually i love the boxer gurgly sound like in impreza. Sound tough..

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Added on October 15, 2011, 10:38 amLast night lost to persona at elite hiway. Demn..i giving way n thought can catch up, but cannot coz it got more momentum..n also my wife bising..huhuhu..picking up to 170kmj n let it go.

This post has been edited by TripleJ104: Oct 15 2011, 10:38 AM

I was driving altis and a rx8 just broom infront of me at OUG. so i chase him and i know he will stop during bumps, so i just stop and accelerate together with him. Same result but his car can pull 2 second longer then mine. wtf... but end up i win after 1 corner i think he noob. Hahaha... Second was a wira with lots of LED strips, cannot tahan his lala-ness and i just chase him until stick to his ass. His muffler so damn loud but seems to be useless. can hear him pressing the pedal non stop and yet .... he thought he win the race. if a wira can drag race an altis i will buy wira. (standard) i mean.

RX8 can pull up to 9000rpm on stock form bro, thats why
It is a high revving machine

need help. my waja cps bought 2 years+ back. the FC really bad. 1 full tank. i think 50 liter only can drive up to less than 400km. that means 1 liter 8km. that really sucks. the millage only 33k+. seldom use.

any place i can check/tune my car? i've send to eon service every 5000km. never miss. just over a little bit.

is it normal for waja cps FC? full talk takes about 400km?

Auto or manual? Any mods? Stock standard specs or already changed, like rims, exhaust or bodykit or whatever.
Coz mine, full tank is around that after alot of mods
It is manual summore.

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Added on October 17, 2011, 12:15 amPlus, i'm a very a heavy footer, especially when i'm not in the good mood.
So how do u drive? Uncle's type?

This post has been edited by Azuma-kun: Oct 17 2011, 12:16 AM

yesterday my car pass through flood. the water levelc quite high(i'm pretty sure more than 80mm). i drove quite fast, around 20km/h which causes the water to splash over the bonnet. later i check the engine compartment, all part were wet. i mean everything from engine to fusebox. abs module also kena. lucky my car can still driven away.

i will send my car for servicing. any advice on what to check?

me also 1 liter can go around 8km..
but everyday i rev up to 6.5k before change gear..

lifetime warranty power window for proton.. thanks..

This post has been edited by pAdiLaDEn: Oct 17 2011, 08:31 PM

i buy my old wira back1

hahaha....

its been awhile...due to my bz-nest!

welkambeng TT FFK!!!

Mine also lately have high FC due heavy right foot..

Btw now my car really like caltex 95..i mean really like..my 1st try when i fill at caltex elite last saturday n rush to alor gajah it seems i can manage to sit behind civic 2.0..acceleration after 4k rpm is good. This give me new perspective different fuel brand give different feeling & power. Dont u guys agree?

Rm40 now can go about 280km only.

Question,

anyone change engine mounting before?

Proton Genuine engine mounting cost roughly how much?

For ron 95, caltex the best

Yes...no wonder all hi-rpm "kaki"s prefer caltex95.

I'm still faithful to ron97 though..

This post has been edited by sphiroth: Oct 19 2011, 10:21 PM

For 95, me either ESSO/Mobil or Caltex
97, to be honest Caltex has POWER!!!

Yeah!! try esso pulak

Guys, how to know whether my car still applicable for power window lifetime warranty or not?

we all qualify as our model is in 5yrs extended warranty program

serious eh? I thought only manufacturer warranty which is for 2 years only...hmmm

btw, after 101000 km, my old tyre 'resigned'... change to conti cc5, rm 255 per piece, balancing aligment, total rm 1107. the tyre are comfortable... my ride is quiter than before..

guys, any of you tried manual alignment? is it accurate?

This post has been edited by eastwest: Oct 20 2011, 10:09 AM