I'm the Saga BLM owner who did the chassis foaming on Saturday morning.

First impression on the way home, nth much as expected becos the foam hasnt cure yet. but noticed a slightly quieter cabin.

After arrived home, took a detailed look underneath the car n noticed some foam has oozed out at one point n had dried partially (which wasnt noticed during the foaming process).

Trimmed the extra foam myself n noticed one of the hollow transverse section above fuel tank wasn't foamed. not entirely satisfied, i contacted Kevin n he agreed to foam it with no extra cost. (thanks Kevin)

So a long drive back to Cheras again (with all the jams) to get it done on the same afternoon. this time, going over road imperfections seems better!

Sunday, didnt drive my car so no review.

Monday morning (today), on the way to work, noticed much better ride when going over road imperfections! feels much more solid n 'continental'. NVH has been reduced and it's definitely noticable!

All in all, very good value for money. Kevin is passionate and hardworking and his customer service is very very good. Kudos and all the best!

Will give review again if more improvements can be felt after total curing of the foam.

I've seen the yellowish-brownish hardened foam (excess from my chassis). Trust me, it's really hard.

Even the light colored one when fully cured is pretty hard! (those that i trimmed off myself at home) I'm keeping it as a souvenir. haha.

Kevin, it's so good value for money that now i'm thinking of foaming my wife's Savvy too!! can give me some special price?? (since d car is abit smaller than my BLM) =)

Looking fwd again!

This is my 2nd review for my 2nd car 'trans-foamed' by Kevin n his 'sifu' Josh. (2 of my cars foamed in less than 1 week, need i say more?)

This time it's my wife's Savvy. (btw Kevin, Savvy is spelled with 2 V-s). haha.

After foaming d Savvy yesterday, immediately noticed much less NVH on d way back! much more noticeable than my BLM on d 1st day!

In d evening, wifey, who knows nuts abt cars, drove it n when she's back, said excitedly: "hubby, my car feels different! it feels 'heavier'!!"

I smiled at her n explained: "The foam just weighs 1 or 2kg at most. It's d superior effect tat makes it feel this way, d more solid feel."

She agrees instantly and I know it's money well spent, AGAIN. =)

Thanks, Kevin, 'ka ki lang'!

I already DIY last nite, so no worries.

Super good business now. I've visited Kevin for a total of FOUR times already!!! 1 time for touch up n 3 times for foaming different cars n parts! And now cars gotta que up!!

A very satisfied user here as well. May visit again to foam d A pillars for my BLM.

This post has been edited by hcgui: Sep 3 2011, 09:44 PM

Kevin's poison has made me gone broke for this month.... but what can i say, it's worth every single penny for the improvements gained! For both my Saga BLM and my wife's Savvy!!

WOW!!! Super popular now!!!

Anyway, after 3 weeks (time flies), both my BLM n Savvy with foamed undercarriage n A pillars work fantastically!

It's really worth it guys! =)

haha. markljh, did u do the A pillars on ur BLM as well?

UNDERGROUND business... LOL. the 1st time i was brought down there by Kevin i was abit shocked n 'scared' too. but forewarned, the UNDERGROUND is very poisonous - CUBA SEKALI, SELALU MAU!!

Ok, my review on foaming A pillars for both my Saga BLM and Savvy. For me, most obvious is reduced wind turbulence noise at speed.

also noticeable is slightly better handling in terms of sharper front end response as u can feel the weight shift/transfer tru d upper body is distributed more evenly across the 2 A pillars while cornering and braking. but it's not sfiff (in other words, uncomfortable) at all, just more solid.

my opinion is that A pillars are already constructed pretty tough as to withstand rollover during accidents, so d additional foam 'reinforcement' for handling purposes is just marginal at best. it also depends on each car as every car's A pillars r positioned and angled differently.

for eg in Saga BLM and Savvy (which share d same basic structure), both pillars r positioned a bit further in front of d driver/passenger, unlike wira/iswara which is more directly in front of u (meaning driver sitting closer to windscreen). thus d effect I felt is more balanced across d car body as I sit further back. if d A pillars r much nearer to u, then one might feel abit of 'unbalanced' car body as if the front is much stiffer than d rear, n this will lead u to foam C pillars, then B pillars n so on to 'balance' things up (i guess tat's wad happen to Kevin's Kenari) but i guess he wont mind cos its extra business UNDERGROUND! LOL

just my opinion tho, cos i've not tested wira/iswara with foamed A pillars. CHEERS!

This post has been edited by hcgui: Sep 27 2011, 12:30 PM

stop poisoning me la bro... pokai adi lor!!!

Shall we change the official name to NFF UNDERGROUND? (Need For Foam)

wow!! where to?? price will remain underground or not leh?"

markljh

do the A pillars. u wont regret. reduce engine n wind noise noticeably on BLM. hehehe.

IceCube is right!

hahaha. I LIKE and definitely AGREE!!

so far after 2 months of foaming my 2 cars (how time flies), it still rocks!! no more underground hor Kevin. since then i never travel to Cheras also. haha.

dun wan... my bank told me not to take any poisonous trip if i wanna survive for long.... LOL

Free BUMP for Saga BLM. it's been 4 months since Kevin foamed the undercarriage n A pillars of my BLM n Savvy. everything is fine and tight till now.

still trying my best to resist the poison of fender n wheel arch solution altho i know it's such a good deal..... brader, need $$$ to go back celebrate CNY la... now married liaw.. hv to give angpau instead of receiving....

ok, wil drop by to kacau u if i got time after i come bac KL. but i dont want angpow from u. i want free STP can ah?? hehehe.

btw, since business so good, George (or Josh) can add a few more kids liaw rite?? LOL...

well, he's been injecting lots n lots of 'white stuff' everyday into so many 'hidden holes'..... so i'm not surprised... HAHAHAHAHA

advise from me?? i'm still a newbie, with no kids yet.. i shud ask his advise instead!!

if got budget, do it together with d race foam on door sill.... u'll be blown away by d results.... hehe... i am!!