pipercross oni have the size for gen2 and satria neo,so u may buy the gen2 one and trim abit......open pod wat car also can mah,swt...
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lols,malaysia always tend to give out their best stuff to others so dat they can earn from it,unlikes japanese and germany ppl,they keep the best thing in their own country......so isit means dat petronas product that is available in malaysia is good???lols..
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i have just change my steering rack at pandamaran EON Service Centre near apm factory,the outcome is superb and the advisor is frenly,remember to find a dude name nazim,farking funny!klang ppl should go and find him....
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Apr 23 2012, 12:59 AM
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QUOTE(zeone @ Apr 22 2012, 07:52 PM) Tried oledi b4 trying here... http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...tireMake=DunlopNO luck at all there...  Mayb too old stuff??   |
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QUOTE(dares @ Apr 23 2012, 12:47 AM) What was wrong wit your steering rack? steering oil leaking,  |
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QUOTE(ibnuasad @ Apr 23 2012, 01:01 AM) Owh..I thought got metal hitting metal sound..leaking just tampal ducktape u try ad let me know,hehehehehe,the oil leaked thru the bushing,i wonder how u gonna stick dat spot,  |
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QUOTE(zeone @ Apr 23 2012, 09:04 AM) Wow! These look VERY RACY & Hi Class Cat... of course it's available in malaysia....just that need to special order, Got even 14" sizes!!!  Wonder wat they cost? ps. Can get in Msia?  Added on April 23, 2012, 9:05 ampps. Good Morning, Everybody!!  Hv great new week...  Added on April 23, 2012, 9:07 amppps. RON97 price was UP few days back!!! Din see anything in main media abt it... Like dat, RON95 SURE UP after GE13 wan...  |
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http://www.bestformbrake.com/product.htm
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QUOTE(r3apers @ Apr 23 2012, 02:01 PM) u got try b4? sorry,i dare not to use to protect my disc brake,my previous disc brake got chipped off due to the semi metallic pad....furthermore,there is some couple of cars having dust on their rims if u go thru the thread...but anyhow,rm 45 is cheap,even the so called oem pad selling in spare part shop is also rm 45,lols...heheNon-Asbestos Organic Sometimes listed as organic or NAO, these types of brake pads are made from fibers such as glass, rubber, carbon and Kevlar. In addition, non-asbestos organic brake pads have filler materials and high-temperature resins. These pads are softer and quieter than other types of pads, but they wear faster and create more brake dust. This post has been edited by Wuakaka: Apr 23 2012, 02:30 PM |
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QUOTE(huzaifa136 @ Apr 23 2012, 03:05 PM) but the ceramic NAO or 'ceramic based friction material' it's different based on my reading. developed by akebono, but i still can't justify the cheap price of it, above 100 should be ok for ceramic/ceramic NAO. i also don't dare testing it "Ceramic" is a marketing term used to describe "non-asbestos organic" (NAO) or organic pads, which contain small to moderate amounts of ceramic powders or fibers. NAO materials typically exhibit low friction, high wear rates at high temperatures, and increased compressibility/soft brake pedal under hot stopping conditions. it should be a bit better than oem coz it comes as oem for some car brand. just need to choose a trustable brand.i'm confused here, does we hv a true ceramic brake pad? can't find enough information on the net To counteract this behavior they sometimes contain many other raw materials (such as abrasives and metal sulfides) to maintain thermal stability. While some toxic materials have been effectively replaced, "ceramic" or NAO friction materials still often contain fibers with many similar properties as asbestos (potassium titanate, antimony,cadmium, etc.) These "ceramic" brake pads are not to be confused with true ceramic composite brake components used on some high-end cars in limited quantities. Real ceramic composite components have a ceramic matrix, and usually contain reinforcing fibers or particles to improve toughness and reduce catastrophic cracking. NAO ("Ceramic") pads have an organic matrix. so in the end still,good things never comes cheap,so i believe those well known manufacturers will still do rnr and insert some particles to improve braking where it will act like real ceramic pad........therefore i couldnt find any other brake pad with ceramic nao tag on it...=x |
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QUOTE(huzaifa136 @ Apr 23 2012, 03:21 PM) i was fooled by the 'ceramic' marketing. thanks btw. it should be better than oem in terms of performance but it is definitely not 'ceramic'. any recommended brake pad for upgrade from oem based on your experience? bendix ct stealth?? |
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QUOTE(davidke20 @ Apr 25 2012, 10:55 PM)  From what I understand, an ACTUAL motor vacuum should read nearest to the intake valve inlet. If old Mits 4G series of intake manifold all came with a vacuum port nearest to the end of the intake manifold. Reason being, this is the most accurate vacuum reading, after discount of air-con controller/2nd throttle(carburator)/fuel regulator/head lights/power steering... etc...etc. And therefore, the vacuum reading is the summarized detail of the entire engine's health condition. However, the current condition is, CAMPUR engine doesn't have any vacuum port at the IAFM manifold that is suitable for gauges(besides of brake booster's vacuum supply)  The nearest perfect installation for my extra vacuum hose is the fuel regulator as per introduction by Ah Wai from Yau Yip. Thanks again to Ah Wai  Also thanks to Wuakaka showing me how to pull the vacuum hose to the cockpit. Figured the aquarium hose wouldn't fit the high heat and heavy suction after seeing Wuakaka's yellowing and penyet hose, I've decided to go for silicone hose. Black color geh, you wouldn't know I pull it from there geh. Looks like original. Wuakakakakakakkakakakakkaka  Seriously, I have not much knowledge on the air-con stuff. Regardless, my all other project has been put on hold to give priority to the bloody air-con compressor now!  Get rid of this, horse power up, petrol save. Other f*cking thing can do slow²Yup. Just got back from Tenkaki Fried Ayam. p/s:soundproofing siapa mau???the most help installation already,sudah pokai fixing the car,lols This post has been edited by Wuakaka: Apr 26 2012, 10:44 AM |
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QUOTE(kenjilew @ May 1 2012, 01:56 PM) your head ! i 5 mins reach home adi... u want play ? come play with me go up genting.... |
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not necessary need to be v groove,v groove to me is better on dry cornering....the numbers of longkang will be matters the most imo,example ps3......
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QUOTE(dares @ May 4 2012, 01:12 AM) How's his car? my car got no problem man,there is some water leakage only....hehehehe |
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QUOTE(r3apers @ May 9 2012, 12:56 PM) duh lols.....when u have the iritating noise from the iafm or injector,then u will know how important is the insulflex ad... .. wan like this meh... thn dont wan to answer anything ler...  no face at all..  Added on May 9, 2012, 1:55 pm QUOTE(zamanjaafar @ May 9 2012, 12:57 PM) What is your opinions on these sound proofing options? i will tink dat the rm 650 package is more worthwhile if u ask me....fender soundproofing u can ownself get bitumen and do it urself....there is even spraying type bitumen is available...chasis foam???it's main objective is not for soundproofing also if u ask me... 1. Fender soundproofing - RM400 2. Doors, boot, dashboard soundproofing - RM650 3. Chassis foam - RM300  Added on May 9, 2012, 1:57 pm QUOTE(r3apers @ May 9 2012, 12:11 PM) if u know DIY u can get insulflex from mahihi.. more better & cheaper... wat a misleading photo...lol.....sticking it folo the shape the effect is nearly 0 other than decoration...btw it depend on u whether u wan to spend to ur beloved car or not... for us car lover, will do as much as possible to keep our car nice~! am i rite zeone? This post has been edited by Wuakaka: May 9 2012, 01:57 PM |
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stay stock is the best.....
 lets tink it in this way,if the bar manage to save ur life,so what if ur car is total lost????  |
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QUOTE(kenjilew @ May 13 2012, 01:38 PM) stay stock tak syok lar... u ada wang????? |
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QUOTE(dares @ May 13 2012, 02:40 PM) I remember someone posted an Inspira bang til the boot also missing dy (completely severed), Kurnia approves RM12k to fix it:lol: total loss normally when it comes to ur front and rear mirror is broken,which is hardly can be seen on saga at least.....if is oni rear mirror broken,total loss of declaration cannot be done too......You think so easy declare total loss hahahahahaha |
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