Bro, where the shop u install the mugen visor for RM120?? I also want to install......

PJ is a big area....which part you're referring to? Old town? State? SS2?? or SEA Park??

Just got a call from my SA. He is giving me Agard tinted but if I want Agard security film tinted need to add money, around 1k extra. Anyone here use Agard tinted before??

Any advice and experience on this brand are much appreciated.

For Petaling Jaya residents only. So I don't get it. I am Wilayah Persekutuan residents but working in PJ. But still I know some place in PJ can get free parking bay without kena saman.

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 15 2012, 05:33 PM

Something interesting to share.....OBD II Car tracking gadget....only thing is you need to apply for a sim card for it to track. Well...do we really need it?.... .....I know I don't.....

http://www.lelong.com.my/mini-car-gps-trac...3-07-Sale-P.htm

and some nice OBD ii LED display gauges :-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25qU-hsbCMQ...layer_embedded#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TP0Dn9EUjTc...layer_embedded#!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=957TTByL0Ls...player_embedded
http://www.plxdevices.com/product_info.php?id=MULTDM100TOUCH cost USD195~275 on eBay.

Torque on Android / HTC EVO 4G + OBDII/ELM327 Bluetooth Dongle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbJMHZv7OEA&feature=fvwrel
Can buy the bluetooth to try which cost only RM69.... can use on my GS2 phone.

another made from china.... .......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lxAwkt9tFNo&feature=related

look cool but its from CHINA which cost RM470. I rather go for scangauge II (RM550) made from Arizona, USA. I dun want my PC to be burned off

Wow so many fun stuff's to play with but I only need to pick one to show RPM & Radiator Water Temp.....

If I keep on going for those stuff's, I will be broke in no time

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 15 2012, 08:36 PM

That on the new 2012 HCH only. Rest have to wait la

Good question.. ...I heard from somewhere that once you start the car it will switch "on". I don't know its true or not. I rather have it switch on with the small light.

According to Toyota estimates the fuel economy 35 km/L (82 mpg-US) (2.86 L/100 km) on the official JC08 Japanese test cycles and 40 km/L (94 mpg-US) (2.5 L/100 km) under the 10-15 test cycle.

Under the United States Environmental Protection Agency test cycles, the Prius C is rated at 22.5 km/L (53 mpg-US) (4.4 L/100 km) city and 23.3 km/L (46 mpg-US) (5.1 L/100 km) highway, for a combined fuel economy of 21.2 km/L (50 mpg-US) (4.7 L/100 km), the same as the conventional Prius but better in city driving.

I think I trust the US rating more, if not those American will start to sue Toyota. but also depend how you drive

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 16 2012, 10:19 AM

Please refer back to http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2508498/+780 , someone had mention about downloading some new map and AES location in the map as well.

3) Install TOYOTA PRIUS C / AQUA (NHP 10) Venttec Door Visor(model:VT-M163-TY) to decreased wind noise.

4)Aiyo..... back row sit is for those very cute small size gals when go out for party!!!!! Not for guys!!!!! If guys want to follow take taxi la.....

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 16 2012, 05:09 PM

Maybe we can write a User guide or conduct hybrid car driving lesson for Prius C Club members only.

Have you try the EV mode? Or your battery is below 3 bars.....

There are pros and cons on this system but if I think they can both combine than it will be a prefect system.

Why I say that is the flywheel hybrid has the power stored by these systems has much less potential vehicle range than normal battery-electric hybrid units. And the battery-electric structures lose kinetic potential during the conversion of energy from mechanical to electrical to chemical, and then back again. In general, flywheel systems have energy losses due mainly to bearing friction, which makes them less efficient than a battery-based system for storing energy for long periods of time.

if a combination of battery-electric and flywheel energy storage is probably the ideal solution for hybrid vehicles. Batteries are great for storing energy over long periods of time, but aren’t well suited for the shock loads of heavy draw-down during fierce acceleration and the subsequent quick charge-up of repeated episodes of regenerative braking. Unless carefully managed, these cycles (especially with sharp swings of charge/discharge state) can severely shorten battery life. It makes sense when in driving conditions, where short periods of boost are required in cut-and-thrust traffic, a flywheel would prove very effective. On longer highway cruises, the battery-electric system could provide steady, even-loaded boost to the vehicles main drive engine. This arrangement would allow each system to do what it does best while enhancing the other. The flywheel would protect the battery from shock loads and the battery would augment the flywheel’s short burst of power. And of course, the internal combustion engine would provide hundreds of miles of vehicle range while receiving assistance from the battery system and the flywheel unit.

Well this my thought but its still depend on the real world. As you know human are very selfish by nature and comes to technology. Are they willing to share between Japanese and the English major automotive manufacturers on this R&D?

Guys out of curiosity...when you received your PC, does the Multi Information Display are ready set up and you don't need to do any setting to it or there are parameters you still need to input in?

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 18 2012, 04:44 PM

How about ECO saving setting, example like fuel price/L, FC comparison and etc.

Under the Toyota Prius C brochure mention that the wing mirror is retractable. Does it mean auto folding when you stop your car? But I notice that PC wing mirror at parking lot doesn't fold. Please enlighten me, guys!!!

Semi auto?? Module on OBD ii port or elsewhere? Anyone install those module?

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 18 2012, 07:01 PM

Press the "Trip" button to switch between A or B. To reset, pressing longer the “TRIP” switch will reset the trip meter.

Bro, you should read the user manual.

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 18 2012, 09:23 PM

Book it fast before you regret later on. Where can get this kind of deal(5~7k)??

Getting mine next week....

This post has been edited by wankf: Nov 18 2012, 10:30 PM

I booked mine on 31st Oct. But I manage to talk my SA on giving the Nov discount from UMW for 3k additional on top of the Oct discount. But I heard there are some giving 7k discount. So you better book one now, before the offer is over. Cheers!!!