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Did you just made that up?

Car in front think you're winking at them.

Waja only?

Vios?

I'm still waiting to see if they accept credit card to reflash the blardi ECU

Wahlau eh...Macromedia ancient history already bro.

Macromedia already acquired by Adobe ma.

Speaking of which, rumour has it that Adobe is considering discontinuing Flash in favour of HTML5. Maybe Flash will become ancient history soon too.


What the heck is sriping??

Now seriously OT dy....

EDIT oh you means scripting issit....

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Added on November 30, 2011, 12:30 amBelieve it or not, I miss Macromedia Director....

Yea Elton, put back the grill already so can put Proton badge

This post has been edited by dares: Nov 30 2011, 12:30 AM

Stay the f*ck away from tow trucks on the road, avoid them like the plague. On Malaysian roads, some tow trucks are known to purposely cause accidents.

bulb? EA got give warranty?

One of the stories I heard involve a tow truck purposely bumped the car in front so that it'll, in turn, crash into another car. The driver that kena bumped braked in time to avoid collision, got out of the car to check. The tow truck driver also got out, large spanner in one hand, ask the driver why he brake!! Luckily, got police nearby, so the tow truck cabut.

I heard it from the driver who kena bumped.

ooooo got TT...can I come? so that everyone can laugh at my tape deck

This post has been edited by dares: Dec 1 2011, 02:45 AM

Not going la...Not into ICE. Didn't even know what is a monoblock until our last TT.

The white one? looks wira-ish.

Sachs absorbers any good?

What's a reasonable replacement for Waja stock absorbers.

I guess my next question is....will it last longer than the stock ones under normal driving conditions?

I keep hearing about Monroe, A-fuji, Sachs etc can tahan lama sikit. My understanding is the stock abs (Kayaba right?) tend to kong very fast.

This post has been edited by dares: Dec 2 2011, 10:38 AM

What is Waja Chancellor's absorber brand?

Test drive Inspira today, 1.8 CVT version. Have to say feeling abit underwhelmed, acceleration not exactly impressive for all it's hype, revving hard for quite long still stuck at 80 kph. Maybe Manual is different but no opportunity to test drive it...yet.

Was raining summore so I was initially abit cautious, but the SA tell me to go faster, "pek wan" some corners and maybe "fly" a couple of road bumps, dun be shy So I just floored it, literally press the gas pedal all the way down wahahahaha.

In the showr....You mean the car was not moving?

Periodical normal maintenance eg. Engine oil change, timing belt, ATF etc. costs similiar. In terms of spare parts eg lights assembly, absorbers etc. Waja parts are more expensive. Waja is also equipped with electronic fuel injection (EFI), that means more electronic sensors and parts that could break, compared to older 1.5 wiras that run on carburators.

Read a couple of pages back where Steven mentions which year you should consider.

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Added on December 3, 2011, 10:12 amSo cham meh. Ask the SA to give you a test drive la.

This post has been edited by dares: Dec 3 2011, 10:12 AM

According to Steven, that's the year when the build quality for the Waja line "climaxed"... before going downhill again.

This post has been edited by dares: Dec 3 2011, 03:47 PM

Why is that? Many of us here driving used Waja, most not from 2003 batch also.

Satay bush bar RM30 a piece if I remember correctly. Have to check the bill again, I changed at Proton Sin Siang Hin.