QUOTE(jtlim98 @ Apr 8 2012, 01:13 PM)
Installation complete....
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nais...how bout the reception? no difference?
Added on April 8, 2012, 1:24 pmQUOTE(iphone @ Apr 6 2012, 03:53 PM)
I am satisfied with the Creep Assist. Been driving the car for a year..so fast. Next week sending in for 20,000km service.
Overall I'd rate it 8.5/10. I don't quite like the stock Bridgestone tires, too bumpy/hard. On uneven road can really send vibrations into the car. Sound proof a bit poor though.
Everything else is just ...lovely. Nice handling and responsive chassis. Sporty 16" rim. HID friendly lights. Futuristic dashboard, it just feels good after getting into the car, I'll spend some time enjoy the dashboard, aircon and speedo, never got bored with the view. Good FC, 90 City 10 Highway driving, average 500km per tank. I am satisfied.
being a michelin fan, i share your same sentiments too : bridgestone tires name should be named brickstone tires instead.
however, after several trials with the tyre pressure, i have this suggestion to share :
1. please invest in a digital tyre pressure gauge.
2. the receommended tire pressure (as indicated) at the door panel is something like 32psi front and 31psi rear (if im not mistaken). the difference between rear and front is 1 psi.
3. i have tried several tyre pressure but the following pressure is so far, the best. not too hard and not too soft. soft bump on rough roads.
here goes:
during morning (cold tyres)
front: 29psi
rear : 28psi
after day drive (hot tyres)
front : 30psi
rear : 29psi.
actually, when u checked the pressure in the morning, and after a few miles drive, the temperature will increase correspondingly for each tyre about 1psi. so, its a matter of checking the tyre during hot to ensure that both rear and front (increased uniformly) and right and left tyres have the same pressure.
try it.
This post has been edited by mrsafwan: Apr 8 2012, 01:24 PM