QUOTE(zuladha @ Dec 9 2011, 03:31 PM)
Your current adjustables need how long to service? Also how much?This post has been edited by SothysSaleShop: Dec 9 2011, 03:37 PM
LYN Proton INSPIRA Owners / Fan Thread V14, Map v1.3!
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Can anyone share some info..
What's the different between 4b10 v 4b11? I google but cannot understand la. 4b11 newer is what I know. Lol |
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Dec 9 2011, 03:42 PM
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4b10->1.8L, 4b11->2.0L
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I AGREE that Gold shine color RIM with our Plum Red is DAMM LALA...
Yesterday overstress, today Ular dropby Bandar Sunway HupSoon tengok 17" rims |
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Dec 9 2011, 03:44 PM
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QUOTE(jnick @ Dec 9 2011, 03:41 PM) Can anyone share some info.. 4b10 = 1.8LWhat's the different between 4b10 v 4b11? I google but cannot understand la. 4b11 newer is what I know. Lol 4b11= 2.0L 4b11T = 2.0 Turbocharged 4b12 = 2.4L all also same generation, with different displacement. the newest one is the 4J10 This post has been edited by ckk125: Dec 9 2011, 03:46 PM |
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Dec 9 2011, 03:47 PM
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QUOTE(JackNg1985 @ Dec 9 2011, 03:42 PM) I AGREE that Gold shine color RIM with our Plum Red is DAMM LALA... no.. is no LALA... Yesterday overstress, today Ular dropby Bandar Sunway HupSoon tengok 17" rims may i call you SIHAM Jack... if u want gold color.. make sure u taruk 19" Added on December 9, 2011, 3:48 pmjack, ur 18" offset how much? This post has been edited by kennypotatoes: Dec 9 2011, 03:48 PM |
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QUOTE(miuk @ Dec 9 2011, 12:16 PM) Drag for sure different story lor, manual depends alot on the driver to do proper shifting and also the weight of the driver plays a damn big role somemore add the fuel level as well. empty tank to full tank can reach 50kg leh. +1 Miss one shift = gone case... Added on December 9, 2011, 3:51 pm QUOTE(ckk125 @ Dec 9 2011, 12:19 PM) mitsu mitsu! Why UR.... Cusco doesnt fit?3 UR = 1 Mitsu. but UR got history of cracking, cuz only utilise 2 nuts as compared to ori/taiwan that uses 3 nuts. As for taiwan vs ori, ppl who bought ori will say ori better cuz spent alot for some might say minor difference. those who bought taiwan 1 say better cuz cheaper and looks the same. ori is rm386 EVO uses 3 POINTs..but we dont have the 3rd point to connect it..but it is doable, just too expensive. have to change the front deck parts This post has been edited by MeToo: Dec 9 2011, 03:51 PM |
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QUOTE(turbocharged @ Dec 9 2011, 02:52 PM) rm14xx , confirm wet lo. Ask them bring the carbon bonnet to your house to fit it.. plug and play very easy de. Then your ori bonnet can keep in your garage lor.accident sure pecah one la. but then, must sell back ori bonnet.... cannot carry back also la. Added on December 9, 2011, 4:04 pm QUOTE(JackNg1985 @ Dec 9 2011, 03:42 PM) I AGREE that Gold shine color RIM with our Plum Red is DAMM LALA... Psst psst I think your combo of plum red + black matt rims very good liao.. i also looking for something similar... btu I more cheap abit.. go for 17" oni Yesterday overstress, today Ular dropby Bandar Sunway HupSoon tengok 17" rims Added on December 9, 2011, 4:05 pm QUOTE(Poadster @ Dec 9 2011, 02:23 PM) Errr... if your ICE sounds good and bassy, what 9 sound (road la, tyre la, exhaust la) oso cant hear..... but somehow engine can hear.... AGAIN...??? So far how many times kena oredi... Can geh... I think my current exhaust still can hear.. unless i turn up speaker volume until ear pecah This post has been edited by MeToo: Dec 9 2011, 04:05 PM |
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QUOTE(satria89 @ Dec 9 2011, 12:21 PM) Really poison d don't know want to step in his shop or what... lol but hows your UR bar still working perfectly? Heard alot people saying UR strut bar tends to crack easily HEARD a LOT or see for yourself ? 2 different thing, so far many of us using here no issue's yet, even got issue oso no problem, lifetime warranty, just ask UR to change their design issue, settled. it's cheap and like i said lifetime warranty compared to taiwan. unless u get the ORI ...QUOTE(JackNg1985 @ Dec 9 2011, 03:42 PM) I AGREE that Gold shine color RIM with our Plum Red is DAMM LALA... remember bring my PENDRIVE......Unker POADSTER AKA HSK...REMEMBER BRING 2TB...i bring LAPTOP TONITE !!!!!!!!Yesterday overstress, today Ular dropby Bandar Sunway HupSoon tengok 17" rims |
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A Proton Technician's advice for those going for bump stopper replacement. That process involves the dismantling of ur springs/absorber, and one do not this often. Sharing this so that ckk125 and Pips, going soon, can prepare early
BYO pads so that some noises at ur springs/absorbers can be reduced. Pads can be made of hard rubber, polyurethane or hard PVC. At the very least, bring ur typical coloured plastic water hose as a cheap alternative. FYI, front lower part for me car has right n left pads bought @ RM100 per pair. Rear nothing. Sigh, this advice is an after-the-event for me. Pads are to be seated/rested on the springs cups at the absorbers ( or perch or dunno whatever term) sandwiched onto the uppermost & lowermost part of our springs coil. ( hey, i did electrical engineering not automotive engineering). This proposition is not something that is long-lasting, but if u can get small polyurethane tube or pliable hard black PVC hoses ( those plumbers use) , may be better. I have seen Hyundai using polyurethane for that purpose n still over time those break/decompose/hancur over time. Dunno whether shops got sell these pads. Haiya, that was some long karangan. Still, hope did not bore u and of some help. This post has been edited by matkela: Dec 9 2011, 04:31 PM |
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QUOTE(matkela @ Dec 9 2011, 04:26 PM) A Proton Technician's advice for those going for bump stopper replacement. That process involves the dismantling of ur springs/absorber, and one do not this often. Sharing this so that ckk125 and Pips, going soon, can prepare early yup...aware of that..but for mine, the sound is really unbearable.BYO pads so that some noises at ur springs/absorbers can be reduced. Pads can be made of hard rubber, polyurethane or hard PVC. At the very least, bring ur typical coloured plastic water hose as a cheap alternative. FYI, front lower part for me car has right n left pads bought @ RM100 per pair. Rear nothing. Sigh, this advice is an after-the-event for me. Pads are to be seated/rested on the springs cups at the absorbers ( or perch or dunno whatever term) sandwiched onto the uppermost & lowermost part of our springs coil. ( hey, i did electrical engineering not automotive engineering). This proposition is not something that is long-lasting, but if u can get small polyurethane tube or pliable hard black PVC hoses ( those plumbers use) , may be better. I have seen Hyundai using polyurethane for that purpose n still over time those break/decompose/hancur over time. Dunno whether shops got sell these pads. Haiya, that was some long karangan. Still, hope did not bore u and of some help. like bas kilang on mivec. Added on December 9, 2011, 4:34 pm QUOTE(matkela @ Dec 9 2011, 04:26 PM) A Proton Technician's advice for those going for bump stopper replacement. That process involves the dismantling of ur springs/absorber, and one do not this often. Sharing this so that ckk125 and Pips, going soon, can prepare early btw, urs was changed? problem gone already? how long it took?BYO pads so that some noises at ur springs/absorbers can be reduced. Pads can be made of hard rubber, polyurethane or hard PVC. At the very least, bring ur typical coloured plastic water hose as a cheap alternative. FYI, front lower part for me car has right n left pads bought @ RM100 per pair. Rear nothing. Sigh, this advice is an after-the-event for me. Pads are to be seated/rested on the springs cups at the absorbers ( or perch or dunno whatever term) sandwiched onto the uppermost & lowermost part of our springs coil. ( hey, i did electrical engineering not automotive engineering). This proposition is not something that is long-lasting, but if u can get small polyurethane tube or pliable hard black PVC hoses ( those plumbers use) , may be better. I have seen Hyundai using polyurethane for that purpose n still over time those break/decompose/hancur over time. Dunno whether shops got sell these pads. Haiya, that was some long karangan. Still, hope did not bore u and of some help. This post has been edited by ckk125: Dec 9 2011, 04:34 PM |
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QUOTE(matkela @ Dec 9 2011, 04:26 PM) A Proton Technician's advice for those going for bump stopper replacement. That process involves the dismantling of ur springs/absorber, and one do not this often. Sharing this so that ckk125 and Pips, going soon, can prepare early nice info bro,BYO pads so that some noises at ur springs/absorbers can be reduced. Pads can be made of hard rubber, polyurethane or hard PVC. At the very least, bring ur typical coloured plastic water hose as a cheap alternative. FYI, front lower part for me car has right n left pads bought @ RM100 per pair. Rear nothing. Sigh, this advice is an after-the-event for me. Pads are to be seated/rested on the springs cups at the absorbers ( or perch or dunno whatever term) sandwiched onto the uppermost & lowermost part of our springs coil. ( hey, i did electrical engineering not automotive engineering). This proposition is not something that is long-lasting, but if u can get small polyurethane tube or pliable hard black PVC hoses ( those plumbers use) , may be better. I have seen Hyundai using polyurethane for that purpose n still over time those break/decompose/hancur over time. Dunno whether shops got sell these pads. Haiya, that was some long karangan. Still, hope did not bore u and of some help. but why do we need to have on pads? cant they provide all items? |
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QUOTE(ckk125 @ Dec 9 2011, 04:33 PM) COE took 4 hours to do the bump stopper replacement. May be, that, because they had to go out to get them bump stoppers as they did not have stock. The overhead lighting system at the service bays failed that afternoon. Techs were working in near dark conditions ,besides , it was a gloomy rainy day.As said earlier, kluk kluk ( the technician called it kruk kruk) sounds was reduced but not totally eliminated. I feel as time progressed on, the sounds seems to slowly come back in bits, irrespective whether it is wet or dry as one drives. Or may be, because i am having lowered springs and stock long-travel absorbers, noises do develop for that kind of unsuitable suspension setup. |
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QUOTE(stewPik @ Dec 9 2011, 04:25 PM) remember bring my PENDRIVE......Unker POADSTER AKA HSK...REMEMBER BRING 2TB...i bring LAPTOP TONITE !!!!!!!! Dont hold you breath..... me expects to cum late, if cum at all.... and only 50++GB worth nia....Going to camp outside stadium to preview Jacky Cheung.... coz i can and am a cheapskate.... This post has been edited by Poadster: Dec 9 2011, 04:58 PM |
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About the ngek ngek bushing sound problem, is it I have to change all the bushings or the front ones only? SC just called me they got stock for front bushings only. I am currently hearing that the sound is coming from both front L and R side.
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