the road in sarawak many potholes one. sayang kereta baru bah.. hahahahaha..but its kinda weird the car caught fire..

not only alza are liddat one.. some other car oso can kena..

if one week drive oledy total lost, how much can claim?

Yalor.. by the way, how long does your Alza's absorber last?

listen listen listen.. tgh fever in the internet.. sorry if this nothing to do with Alza..

I have aligned my nissan's chamber a couple of time. Dont really know what thing is dat.. just agree saja since they the expert in tayar.

if you dont change, it might affect other area.. maybe makan tayar sideway.

mine, leak to cabin. damm.. fixed it immediately for the sake of my family's health.. tho, i like the fume(pernah kerja part time at petrol stesen tunggu result pmr)..

Yo guys, have not been here for a very long time. It seem Tien Song has joined force with Bro E. Keep bashing the Alza guys.. altho i totally love mine.

Time for another product review.

i finally bought Red Line Air Filter from koko yenfei on one of my recent trip to KL.. and the result.. instant effect. The car rev better. And it does not rev too much until u can hear the engine screaming.

i used to rev up to 4k - 5k rpm, assisted by Edge, and could not heart the piston growling for power. With the performance Red Line Air Filter, it is totally different.. i dont really reach 4k rpm anymore to reach the desired speed. 3k rpm was more than enough.

Thanks yenfei. Dat's why you are my bro. No snake oil or placebo. It is the real thing. Worth the investment.

One another note.. my sis in law, whose brother bought the same Alza model like mine, was surprise the see the raw power my alza can produce.. i popped the hood and showed him 3 lil wonders..

1. the Edge VS
2. Ground Cable
3. Performance Air Filter


i have concluded the modification on Engine. The power is more than enough to handle this mini mpv.

Cheers.

This post has been edited by embekism: Apr 9 2013, 08:45 AM

Poison ... hahaha.. no lar. Have I ever lied.. hehehe.. the performance only increase by 2 to 5%.. but at least you no need to floor the pedal to be where it is songggg...

no teasing la bro. car breath better. im looking at long term too.. at least i can DIY service myself before go for long journey. make sure everything tip top.

Anything u have in mind lately? i saw honda freed.. the butt look really funny..

It is always about the budget..

i really hope, govt of the day will reduce the car price in years to come.. especially for local car.. and probably rebate us who has less than 3 years car..

and another thing, no matter how much u put maintenance on a car, the life span is only 5 years / 200k km.. more than that, all the wear and tear problem start to show up.. which may required an overhaul..

and here were, still paying loan up to 9 years. i really hope govt of the day will sit down and push for a reform in auto loan. if local car price is cheap, no need long loan.. set to 3 years instead.. at least we can enjoy the car before it expired in the 5th year.

am saying this coz my 10 years nissan is getting expensive to maintain.. baru jer habis loan.

This post has been edited by embekism: Apr 15 2013, 09:19 AM

EDGE VS, couple with GC is damm good. i have bought 5 already, all for underpowered/old car.

i use yenfei gc.. got 3 extras.. so i just connect it to available point. it will make the edge process faster.. i think all gc are the same.. except fake one.

if the price damm cheap.. then it is fake.

i have been looking for this. i bought the kenari type and install in my other car. it look really hideous.

wonder where i can order.

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Just a precaution.. lately, have been reading news about Alza and other Toyota's got into accident, and then burst into flame.

can claim insurance : total lost .. hahaha

http://www.theborneopost.com/2013/07/11/fatal-trip-for-four/


it has to be design fault. if we can isolate the root cause and then can make some modification to the part that can easily contract fire.

This post has been edited by embekism: Jul 18 2013, 02:43 PM

how old is your car? that is a bit to pricey..

what mini turbo are u using? .. i dont think it will destroy the ecu. unless something short circuit it..

if it is beyond warranty, i suggest you go for recond or taiwan spare part. talk to your P2 technical advisor.

Im lucky to have a great technical advisor, who would recommend what the best ROI (return of investment) ..

When i maintain my old kelisa in P2, most of the major repair are done in P2 bu the part he sought it else where.

Seem legit and cheap!

that does not like a turbo device at all . by right it should not interfere with your wiring system and kill the ECU.

Something else does. Could be the the player or other wiring installation that you have done b4.



hmm.. i think i read about the thingy you install before.. it reduce or adjust the air intake to the manifold ..some sort.. forgot oledy.

yes. They change the engine oil. Myvi and above use 10k km oil.


5k is for kenari, kelisa, viva and below.