Here's the v1 url

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=874846&hl=

waiting your dslr pictures ma

detox from what first ? hehe ... i scared when u walk out and see your car then cannot detox liao ..

Outside can do for the led light but must make sure the shop is familiar with honda city cuz it will dismantle ur whole console to replace that small led.

For fuel door cant open this might be the rubber thingie gone, so the metal door lid when push cannot touch the small rod. If not wrong, SC is selling RM40 for that rubber else you can DIY like below

The rubber cap on the circled area


Try to stick some tape or anything that can make it thicker for it to touch the rod on upper pic

it shouldnt be more bumpy cuz youre using the same profile 55, mayb you can try reduce the tyre presure..that might reduce the bumpiness...

haha sorry bout that, ya lower profile sure more bumpy .. but better grip ma ... try lower the pressure see if it helps ..

Basically for E-spec is using 6j rim which means the max we can go for width is 205. There is the 3% upsize rule where our current stock tyres size diameter do not EXCEED 3% if you're going for a bigger tyres. Because of the change in size, your speedometer readings will also change. However if you upgrade below the 3% rule, your speedo reading wont so different.

205/50/R16 our speedometer will only have a diff of 0.2% or 0.1mph faster.With this spec your speedometer readings will be 0.2% greater than indicated. When your speedo reads 30mph you will actually be doing 30.1mph

195/50/R16 our speedometer will have a diff of 1.4% or 0.4mph slower. With this spec your speedometer readings will be 1.4% lessor than indicated. When your speedo reads 30mph you will actually be doing 29.6mph

195/55/R16 our speedometer will have a diff of 1.8% or 0.5mph faster. With this spec your speedometer readings will be 1.8% greater than indicated. When your speedo reads 30mph you will actually be doing 30.5mph

As we can see, the best optimum spec which is closest to our 185/55/R16 will be 205.

If wanna change rim then

205/45/R17 is the best option... as only diff of 1.0% or 0.3mph faster.

http://www.kouki.co.uk/utilities/visual-tyre-size-calculator

yup its normal, it gets better after you service your car and the longer you drive it ..

ya thats why to minimize the diameter to it original state, recommend to use 45 wall profile. Else if larger then might rub the fender abit

Ori/Oem genuine got rubber lining, those that doesnt apply the rubber lining is either imitation or oem but wanna cut cost and omit the rubber lining. The rubber lining helps prevent water to sip inbetween the bodykit which will wear out the double sided tape.

Best is to get a 6.5jj or 7.0jj to accormodate the 205 nicely.

It depends on the Rim width. Take stock S spec 15"rim for example, its a 5.5jj rim which means the max it can use is a 195 tyre, if use 205 then it will bulge out abit. Sure 15"rim can take 205 as long the Rim width is 6 to 7inch jj then no problem, my old Satria Gti also runs on a 205 with 15"rim.

Dont think so as both also within the 3% upsizing tyre size. Should be alright

Total diameter is 60.85cm for stock 15"rim
Total diameter is 60.99cm for stock 16"rim

Total diameter is 60.65cm for 205/55/R15
Total diameter is 61.50cm for 195/60/R15

1.8% speedier, speedo reading 30.5mph whe actual speed is 30mph ... lol

Dunhill ...

Then can put home or office access cards, candys/kit kat, and receipt as mentioned ... else really nothing much can be done on that small compartment..

If selling to direct buyer then might able to leverage the selling price with the addons you did earlier. If direct to used car seller, sure they take using market price with or without extra acc. They even encourage you to remove it and revert to stock if possible.

Maybe can show the webbie to them, i worried that most SC are not aware or Honda din go update them or webbie error

click from Honda City breakdown list wo... better get honda to amend it or later Honda City owner rage haha

Not sure bout the FL City but pre FL looks ok with 50 profiles though. Below is with 205/50/R16

205 is possible but will protrude abit more out compared to the rims. Some regard this is 'rim' protector lol

ya its a 205 but that is not my ride, i pluck it from other owners. For me, never hit the fender before but i heard that if replaced to aftermarket 16" rims then it would hit the fender cuz the offset.

FC is about the same only previously i get about 400-450km per tank, after changed i get 380-440km per tanks also ...