QUOTE(Dav6534 @ Jul 7 2011, 01:35 AM)
yeap. haih. how i wish money can just drop from the sky.
Sometimes birdshit drop from the sky onto ur head.. U kena first prize mah.. "zhong tou jiang".. But no money to collect..

QUOTE(Cavino @ Jul 7 2011, 08:48 AM)
Zen,
Thanks for your spark plug.
There are 2 things I would like to know.
1. What is the denso iridium spark plug code? I'm recording it into the car manual to replace the existing spark plug code, so next time buy same plug model.
2. How do you determine this spark plug is suitable / compatible with PE? Gap? Size?
Code is IT20.. Although some sellers will tell u that IK20 also can use, but the heat range is different.. So stick to IT20.. IT20 was specially made for Campro.. But the specs as in gap, socket size are the same except for operating heat range.
QUOTE(dorinyeah @ Jul 7 2011, 09:16 AM)
where is the shop u going?have contact number? may get from him, tat guy quote me clear coat RM60!:shock:
the filter u get is same to this right?
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1265208&hl=i confirm mau 1, then my fren tat day told me want 2 la... have to double confirm with him again...
if he confirm then i want 3 filters. btw, installation difficult?
OKOK.. i placed order for 10sets ady.. So going to start the bulk here lah.. XD
QUOTE(Fubar20 @ Jul 7 2011, 09:26 AM)
Ya. The filter is the right one. You have to PM Zeng to get it lah. The fella nowadays lurking at Low Yat at night time.
Installation is just open the filter cover, take out your filter, put in the filter and then close the cover.
Not lurking lah.. haha.. Class started ady.. So only will be online at night.. Morning im busy looking at my new hot lecturer. XD She is an indian mix singh but omg hu-ge clea-va-ge.. Damn slim somemore.
QUOTE(ruztynail @ Jul 7 2011, 09:59 AM)
does the filter really help???? anyone got use and see any major differences? i wanna make do my PE the best i can to save fuel and better driving response. i.e including voltage stabilizers.
For savings purely on FC is to install grounding cable, air filter, denso iridium spark plugs, and lightened crank pulley and lightened cam pulley.. For performance, install full exhaust system first b4 going for lightened crank and cam pulley.
QUOTE(dorinyeah @ Jul 7 2011, 10:26 AM)
stick ifap2 there la... bigger screen!!
Haha later sure kena pecah window..
QUOTE(Cavino @ Jul 7 2011, 03:41 PM)
Just read up. Our iridium spark plug IT20 0.4mm thingy can only last abt 40K mileage. So its not the long life version.
Yeah read that too.. its 30k miles.. so around 48k km.. But the 48k km is when performance starts to drop due to the head starting to become rounder instead of the pin like sharpness.. Lifetime of the plugs is still ~100k km. But advisable to change at 70-80k km.
QUOTE(RinGGo's @ Jul 7 2011, 04:19 PM)
Welcome.. Whats ur car color, line and transmission?
Added on July 7, 2011, 6:50 pmExcerpts taken from the Denso website FAQ
Q. How long will Iridium Last?
A. Iridium use represents the most significant technological advance in automotive spark plug manufacturing, since platinum was introduced in the early eighties. As vehicle manufacturers produce increasingly complex and efficient automobiles, there is a greater need for long-life plugs that can tolerate leaner fuel mixtures and improved combustion processes.
DENSO has responded to this need by developing its Iridium alloy, originally for OE applications. For example, many newer Lexus’ and Toyota models carry an ultra long-life Iridium plug variation (.7mm with platinum tipped ground) that is capable of up to 120,000 miles of service.
DENSO Iridium Power plugs, with their .4mm center electrode, have been developed for performance applications. Because gradual wear will “round-off” firing points over time, the concentrated firing power and voltage requirement benefits will be reduced. For this reason, DENSO advises replacement after 30,000 miles.As for the voltage requirement benefit, stock car ECU have a compensation feature to increase Voltage to the spark plug when the spark plug starts to wear out and the bridging voltage increases. Therefore performance difference will be minimal except in extreme cases where high revs are applied all the time.
FYI P2 SC also offer Iridium Power plugs in their service centre and if u change to those denso plugs they will stamp in the booklet that the plugs are valid for 100k km according to my friends service booklet.
This post has been edited by ZenGTMM: Jul 7 2011, 06:50 PM