Toyo T1R or comparable tyres should be the minimum requirement~

Anyone knows how to kasi diam break sound? That typical sound when u break. Every proton mesti ada.

The sunset in Beach Republic is comparable to Tanjung Aru but lose out to Pantai Chenang in Langkawi...lol.
Was involved with some system setup with Marriot. The oil town is growing so fast lately as Brunei people can just drive over the flyover to
Miri for entertainment .
MC5 is okay if you don't push the car to the limit.

Break sound cannot kasi diam one as it's already break .That 'ngeek ngeek' sound when you brake slowly especially when traffic jam downhill is a Proton trademark. I managed to get rid of it in my old ride. Changed the worn out and uneven disc and pad all round, and most of all, adjust the brake pedal play.

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Any recommendations on better (maybe cheaper as well?) tyres?

Actually even with the low center of gravity and 'fat' tyres, the MC5 can fail. Done 80 on the roundabout, if twitch, your car will definitely spin out. Well, that's what I experienced anyways.

RM260, cheaper and better than MC5?

Sometimes Tg. Aru's sunset is spoiled by the black clouds when it's about to rain
Due to good economy, Brunei will always drive down to Miri to shop till they drop. They really ransack Bintang Megamall

Well, did pushed my MC5 to the limit. Spun out on 80km/h during a mini Gymkhana event.

Miri Oiltown is growing well. So many goodie goodie cars. Miri's best known for OCCC; The Oiltown Classic Car Club.



But let's not forget some nice Neos as well.

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Wut? Really? Thanks god im still lucky.
I've been going quite fast when it come to enjoy some cornering.
Now i am scared. Need to be carefull afterward. No more fast cornering.
Thanks.

MC5 just be cautious..although I personally haven't tested it

If you're really into spirited driving..consider stickier tyres

But of course..if you're on a budget..then be cautious when you take the corners/during spirited drive

How to know the stickiness of the tyres?
Got any info or numbers on tyres?

Generally rule of thumb - it's the threadwear rating and pricing

However..this may sometimes vary due to manufacturer's standards

I think some may have used the Goodyear NCT5..treadwear rating at 240

And I've read the NCT5 famous bad reviews..so yeah

Imagine NCT 5 (Treadwear 240) vs RE001/2 (Treadwear 220)

2 different grip level

NCT 5 is 240 tread wear? I didn't even know that XD

If I'm not mistaken it's about 200-something..I think 240..not far off..cause I asked keisukerx7 before..he was on NCT5 previously and I was shocked when he mentioned the treadwear was 200-something

HAHAHA! True2. Anyoing weh! Proton trademark! nice one

planning to get a satria neo r3 s2000 scheme
or maybe solid white~
havent test drive one yet. so any short reviews guys?

planning to get a satria neo r3 s2000 scheme
or maybe solid white~
havent test drive one yet. so any short reviews guys?

Cheaper tyre doesn't mean they don't performs better lol....

IMO, conti tyre tak boleh pakai wan... takde grip huah huah huah huah. I have conti mc5 on my insight, aquaplanning lagi terus than my indon mali atr spork

Small, agile, handles well, power is just nice, not too slow not too fast, layan corner more than straight, amoi melayu magnet.gagagaga

True..surprisingly ATR Sports review is gooding

Of course cannot compare to those R1Rs or Potenzas la (I think?)

Cannot compare at all.

Before trading in my Neo, it has Michelin PS3 all around... When taking hard corners / long big corner, it screech like "helppppppppppppppppppp"... But still gripping la, just not as good as the R series from Toyo.

ATR won't screech easily though...

But maDmaN says the T1R has a darn soft sidewall though..haven't tried..I'm spoilt as been using the 001/002

T1R memang soft. R1R also soft...

That's why i've been recommending to try Nitto NT series if they wan harder / reinforced tyre wall n structure, since the compound are the close or better than the Toyo R compounds.

Nitto are manufactured by Toyo though. Harder wall, and the ability to withstand higher temperature

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