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Wah so fast page 6 of v7

ya..its like so long ago since we berani mati and book our inspiras.

my inspira also has campro engine... so sad because cant drive slower than 110 kmh

why my inspira today feel very strong one... may be she drink some 100PLUS gua... hm....

Just Tried out My Inspira in auto mode ... full acceleration from 0 - 100km/h it uses 1st gear go up to 100km/h without the need of changing gear??? The power of CVT???

This post has been edited by Daniel520: Jul 3 2011, 06:02 PM

Eh...how u know it doesn't change gear in "D" mode?? Or u use paddle shift to gear 1??

Coz usually when a car change gear the RPM Meter drops??

u dont know how cvt working, go read more about cvt, one of the advantage of cvt is it keep change gear ratio while engine maintain in certain rpm. not same as traditional gear box.

This post has been edited by nzh0920: Jul 3 2011, 06:14 PM

I know you mean Mivec Engine even when it change gear it remain at high RPM ....

is a CVT, not a normal Auto.....

nissan's cvt video, works the same, ours are made by jatco(owned by nissan)

Thanks for the video =D

hope dark angel put in at 1st page... hahhaaa

Just curious, how the hell have you been driving an AUTO car??? U have been using the stick to shift from 1-6 and back down????

Hmmm..... u know how to drive an AUTO..??

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Added on July 3, 2011, 10:58 pmINFO on Continental CC5 tyres...

The stock Continental CC5 tyres that comes with the Inspiras are ASYMMETRICAL tyres., means it has different block patterns on the outside and the inside.!! There is a marking "INSIDE" to indicate that that side is supposed to be fitted on the inside of the rims.

For me, as this also means that our CC5 tyres cannot be cross rotated, due to the asymmetrical pattern


EDIT: Corrected the error that the tyres are DIRECTIONAL tyres, they are not, they are ASYMMETRICAL.

This post has been edited by Poadster: Jul 3 2011, 11:58 PM

what do u mean by cannot be cross rotated??

Poadster mind clarify wad u want to say ???

Just saw in the newspaper that now inspira comes with 5 years free service. Does it mean i do not need to spend a single cent when servicing inspira for 5 years, including major service and changing timing belt, etc...??

Kinda new here.

Sorry, I just double check the tyres again.... its only asymmetrical (INSIDE/OUTSIDE) tyres, not directional.

Asymmetrical tyres have different block patterns as compared to symmetrical tyres (they have same pattern reversed on both sides of the thread). Our tyres have bigger blocks on the outside to improve handling during corners and water repellant blocks on the inside to help improve water handling on wet roads.

As such, asymmetrical tyres can only be installed the right was, INSIDE facing inside and OUTSIDE facing, outside.

Now, during cross rotation of tyres, the front left goes to back right and front right goes back left, thus the term cross rotation. When this happens, the fronts that are rolling in ONE direction, will now roll in the OPPOSITE direction when cross to the back. I personally will not want my tyres to roll in a different direction esp after its been rolling in the other direction, no??

More tyre wear, more uneven forces on the tyres, etc.... i dont expect the tyres will last long...

Anyway, this is my personal feelings.... sorry for any confusions caused.

i dont know about 5 years, but we 2 years free service dont come with CVTF change, that is the only thing that was omited.

btw, 4b11 and 4b10 uses timing chain