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anyone thinking to convert their drum break become disc break for more safety??
wonder how reliable after the conversion? anyone did before or fren did can share opinion here?

If i'm not wrong..even our aircon in the house is the same.. it's called condensation (me think)

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Added on June 28, 2011, 9:13 amThis post has been edited by phythia79: Jun 28 2011, 09:13 AM

Last time i went to visit proton during my NS time. They finish a Waja in 3.58mins. Can see all the compartments came from the every side with the machine hand assemble it. but i dono they check for their quality or not. but to let the consumer to know about the car quality, consumers can actually argue with proton. Like what i watch in top gear where they testing on satria neo. They said proton make car for profit not for driver's safety.

This seller only sell the disc brake system where he modified your own drum brake system. What do i know is if wanna convert to full disc brake at rear, you need a disc supported arm and lower arm. By converting disc brake with the rear drum arm and lower arm, i dono how is the effect. you can ask more from him. i asked him before. he din mentioned the arm and lower arm.

I am searching for it also. And i already ask other spare part shop in my home town for the full complete set rear disc brake systems with arm and lower arm, cost >RM1100 without installation.

Btw guys i wanna ask wat are the spec for our disc brake. how many pots and does it support twin pot?

Got. Adjustable shock sensor comes with the package. Or u wan more powerful sensor also can, let say microwave sensor??

Cut a little and fit a scangauge or a mfd from HKS (that gives reading from obd-ii)

That one from flyaudio.com.my

Azrina's ride right? Heheheh...

i'll try ask n see...

so expensive ah...RM1100

Try asking proton...it's bout 3.8k . even worse...with abs n ebd

RM3.8K is without installation. LOL

correct at Germany BMW is their Perodua ; Mercerdese is their Proton use for Taxi, yes they still got Japs and Korean car but most are for youngster or new driver or company service car, those foctory General worker driving Mini cope; can see alot of BMW and MERC on the road it was POLIZE, VW alos very farmose for conpany car. Car for them is so chep you see the way they do side parking all just drive over the road side divier and leave the car on unevent, no one care.

Best thing is we can drive with the roof down... Priceless....as long you work, you can drive cars that only riches can drive here... but the food is expensive though... but still can bring Maggi

And eat Maggi till die

if this is pop-up design, then it is perfect!

if u work there and earn salary there then makan shudnt be a prob ba..

any1 at Wangsa maju tonight?? wanna yam cha?

Of coz lar..i'm just quoting Xandras signature..eat your maggi and die

yah every day eat sausage hotdog and pork rib.

Ya meh.. But depends where u go also.. At UK, the income tax is at 20-50% depending on ur income. At Germany, it is 45%. Unless u have a job that pays u more than 3k at these places, it would make no difference living in Malaysia than at these European countries. True, the car may be cheaper n easier for u to achieve ur dream to drive a Lambo/Ferrari/Aston, but that's only if u don't mind living in a hut & eating bread everyday (which I don't mind, if I can drive my Aston :thumbs) due to the high living costs & very very expensive houses.

I'm always at w.maju.. Lol..

but we are asian, not easy to getting a job there, their first priority quota is for thier own people, second will consider for european then only from others reagion, developed contry like Germany still can see lot of whiteman beggar at the stree every winter sure got people die sturving. The only way asian can work there are some low lever job like rubbish collector who follow the garbage truck to collect the waste, prostitute, illigel work and if you are rich invest there and start your buisness there, again if we go there we will again facing the challenge from ppl all other asia contry like Japs, Korean and China. Then go apply for the Univ. at other county finis study don't come back lah. Thats the other way we can stay there, but you might not getting a job like what you study.

But service car ther also not cheap .......take a look :

RM Castrol Magnetic oil:
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Euro Castrol Magnetic oil:
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A bow of Laksa at Germany in Euro:
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6euros..is ok mar..if you are earning their money that is...

If u really stay overseas, work & earn money there n spend there, then U'll definitely rethink that statement. Really, if we're just comparing currencies between 2 countries, then obviously it looks n sound expensive to us but cheap to them, but after u take into account of living cost, taxation & how much we earn, the numbers are gonna frighten u.

Speaking from experience, worked & studied part time in Moscow for 2 years, the no. 2 highest living cost country in the world.

Should u really think of migrating & working overseas, calculate ur budgets and living costs at that place first. Surviving is one thing, surviving with the basic human needs fulfilled is another. I still think that working overseas, saving it then bring the money back to Malaysia to spend & invest is the best choice. Or just simply go Singapore to work. In Singapore u still can find a cup of coffee for 80 cents.