KK Lau Audio Specialist Sdn Bhd

http://www.kklau.com.my/Contact-Us/

K.K.Lau Audio Specialist Sdn. Bhd.

No: 1 Block I, Taipan Damansara II, Jalan PJU 1A/1, Ara Damansara, 47301, P.J, Malaysia

Tel: 603.7843 6890
Fax: 603.7843 6892

GPS Coordination:

Latitude: N0307'02 Longitude: E10134'46

The best part is they open on Sundays as well.

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Added on August 18, 2012, 3:17 pmWhat type of sound? Woo..woo rough sound when pass bad roads?

This post has been edited by bmkia: Aug 18 2012, 03:17 PM

sound like got something jump in dashboard...

Hi,

Today I went to cancel my booking for Hyundai Elantra and Place my booking for 2.0 Mazda 3

tired of SD crap. collect my car next month YEEHAAA.

This post has been edited by anthonyleekch: Aug 18 2012, 05:43 PM

welcome to the zoom zoom club

Regarding about Tribos coating, is it really coated in factory? I was told by my salesman it will last 3 yrs. I'm skeptical.

How many years will it last....unsure. But it comes with 2 years warranty from tribos.

Thanks bro for the detailed info. Glad to know there is solution to our problem. I also wasted bout 2k with KL Auto. Not much difference.
Can't wait to try out KK Lau's work

ya bro...i think SD screw up big time for elantra... can see in the thread that there's a few buyers jumped over from elantra...

btw..where u guys go for accessories for your mazda? only GS?

This post has been edited by putramon: Aug 19 2012, 01:44 AM

It stated 3 yrs, and i believe at least 2 yrs. The main objective of the TRIBOS treatment is to protect the gloss and to reduce colour fade (http://www.triboscoatingsautomotive.com/warranty-registration/warranty-terms-and-conditions/)

Is Meguiars shampoo is low alkaline shampoo? I will just follow the recommendation from the Tribos website, no wax and polishing, just clean with shampoo. Now is, try to find which shampoo to use. I call Bermaz PJ, they said SC close one week, no one knows the Tribos Shampoo price...

I have a slight rattling in my dashboard when the car vibrates over very uneven roads or potholes. But it doesnt annoy me so much as it doesnt rattle most of the time. I cant figure out where it is coming from though.

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Added on August 19, 2012, 1:23 pmGo try bro, the 1.7K really makes a whole lot of difference. Im still using the stock MC5, imagine when I change my tyres to Yokohama AdvanDB 551...it will truly be quiet.

This post has been edited by bmkia: Aug 19 2012, 01:23 PM

Hey bro,
can you give more details on the sound proofing? where exactly they apply the dynamat....
I'm thinking of buying the dynamat and then DIY it myself.... can save some $$$
Thanks!

Bro u r the Man...

smart move dude ^^. welcome to Mazda keke

GS for peace of mind in case any upgrade screw up the main board and void our M3 warranty.

Hi,

I wouldnt recommend you DIY the Dynamat Extreme itself bcoz its not easy unless you are very familiar with cars. Firstly, make sure u get the original Dynamat Extreme. The original Dynamat (not Dynamat Extreme) itself have been known to have melting issues in our hot climate whereas the Dynamat Extreme operating temperature is 54°C to +149°C.

http://www.dynamat.com/technical_specs_dynamat_xtreme.html

Anyways, I will pose up some pics which I took during installation (also shows how bare our Mazda is under the carpets, door panels) when I get back my phone cable from office:-

In short, from experience (expensive ones ) our M3 will benefit the SP in this order:-

1) Stick Dynamat Extreme under our ori hoodliner (Very easy, cut & paste to fit) esp for the underpowered whiny 1.6 engine sound on sudden accelarations.
2) Front Wheel Well (take out the black protective thingy and stick the Dynamat Extreme on the metal parts of the car between the black protective thingy. There is a bit kung fu here also besides the Dynamat Extreme, a layer of rubbery sound proofing material is also applied between the Dynamat and hollow points between wheel well and door as well as the A pillar.
3) Doors - I dont even know where to start, its not easy to remove our door panels (double layered) and stick Dynamat & insulation SP material to both layers of our door. The installer guys took very long (2 hours plus) for the 4 doors.
4) The side of the trunks, this is easy as well, open the trunk and remove the carper on the right and left. Stick ur hand as far in as u can and stick small pieces of dynamat there until the side internal surface is fully covered with Dynamat.

Anyways.... I rather have experience installers stripping and then putting back my car piece by piece. The worst thing that can happen is you have loose part sounds when u drive

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Added on August 20, 2012, 2:43 pmTribos sounds very much like aftermarket products available here such as PPS Teflon coating or the Sierra Glow.

This post has been edited by bmkia: Aug 20 2012, 02:43 PM

Tyre sound will disappear when u drove 150-160 km/j

1st step pump full tank (100% full)
2nd step press running meter to 0.000
Few days later, refill in full tank (100% full), say refill RM72 for 300km
0.24/km is it normal for M3 2.0?

How about you guys?
Any fuel measurement test on your M3 (1.6 & 2.0)?

correct, its 0.24 sens/km. what fuel you using? car still new right?


me able to achieved 0.164 with Caltex 95 . 85% highway. now 5500KM for 1.5 months


normally, its 0.18 sens/km

for extra precaution, get an extra layer of coatings from optimum opti coat 2.0. it sure last more than 3 years of abuse

Mazda 3 1.6 white reporting in.. a little bit late here..hehehe
over a month driving it and i'm itotally in love.. i've own a civic 1.8 too and i know it's a little underpower when compared with 1.8. but cruising at 140km above i'll give 2 thumbs up for M3. it's feel more comfort and firm...

Selamat Hari Raya Everyone ...