Any other destination u guys mentioned is anor side of the world to me. So, for me no difference. I'd say if I ever buy a new car & entitled for warranty, I will definitely go to that SC.

http://animepicks.co.uk/2012/01/drifting-%...ng-it-sideways/



http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/forum/showthread.php?t=27786

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This post has been edited by davidke20: Jul 14 2013, 06:30 PM

1st thing is, check whether your SA con you. 1.6 only available as SE. Other thing such as new car check list, please refer 1st page. Hope you get the car and join the family soon

kenjilew

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Because even if the engine is not started, as long the key is in Acc/on, the throttle is responding to your gas pedal, and fuel WILL spray into your combustion chamber. The more air/fuel mixture flooding the combustion chamber, the harder you attempt to start your car and form a bad cycle until you drain your battery.

Say what? Front wheel drift? Why not?

Power sliding - when you drive fast enough to make your rear wheel lose traction whilst front wheel maintain turning direction.

Drifting - your car is going understeer direction(buang outside), whilst your steering is counter from your turning direction. You control turning angle by using accelerator instead of steering action.

So, watch again from 1:22, it is drifting

With proper setup, front wheel drive can be drifted. However, front wheel drift can never beats the rear wheel drift's angle due to nature of power distribution and physically the car can never drift 45' or it will spin out. But it's good enough to just enjoy the side way feelings despite it's a front wheel drive. My car had those crap awhile ago eventhough I don't want it to, but now they're solved since the tofu beam fixed. Other than that, undercarriage being further strengthen by few extra Ular Cacing.

Raining is the key lar sohigh. Never watch intiail D meh? The S14 guy always said, 雨是我的战友. Reason we practice at rain because it will minimize tyre friction, so to create slide easily. Despite car is having less power, but the ease of losing traction on wet roads can bring a big smile on your face when you wanna power slide the car in a limited parking area. Good luck lar, I'm not your drifting instructor, so use my word wisely and don't take it as a whole.

So, do you prefer to drive in GRIP MODE when Gymkhana?


Or power sliding on track whilst everybody speeding? Try the link if video doesn't work http://youtu.be/dZDh8oXtr-o




This post has been edited by davidke20: Jul 15 2013, 07:40 AM

Where's the Hongda Civig dude that eats a burger whilst doing top speed run? Kena arrested or what?

Can't promise yet. By the time we reach hotel wil be dem taiyard liao Nearby my hotel got mamak boh? if got ma go have a drink den finish liao lor. Otherwise Sundei moaning go dim sum at the huge dim sum restoran at gurney there

Those with this pollen filter(namely Shawie and FL, unfortunately some FLX inherited the old model air blower as well)



And purchased cabin filter during previous bulk, stay awake. Ayam in the middle of compiling some data for you. Stay tune

YAB have always mentioned, wadebedapaq u mod to the car, add a paper cabin filter to absorb moist to avoid dust being trapped if the cooling fin gets wet.



Unfortunately, there's 2 types of cabin filter to accommodate different cooling receiver(blower)



If you're having this 1 pollen filter, you have no problem. Majority of the paper filter in the market can fit just nice



If your pollen filter is this 1, you'll have to pay a bomb to get the right size. You may still use the usual compatible filter, but the filtration is less efficient due to excess clearance at the side.



So I went 5 bucks shop get an airtight sponge self adhensive tape. 1 roll 5 meters. Can use for more than 5 DIY paper cabin filter to seal the leak. I have recorded a video, please omit the conversations if you're not comfortable with it.



This post has been edited by davidke20: Jul 17 2013, 06:47 AM

This mod is for those receiver box door open from the left, in order to fit the cabin filter. Not for those open from the right. If you add on sponge for those receiver box door open from the right, chances are your cabin filter kenot fit

For me, the filter sound is understandable. I know I have a filter in there, the filtering sound is a lively proof of what they're doing Someone previously show DIY remove several fin and stapple them together, claim that remove the Eeeeeeeeee filtering sound. Rest assured, the filtration power has greatly reduced, hence no sound

Hinode shop in Tesco does not have general house hold stuff. Mostly cosmetics & accessories. If you wanto use Hinode stuff, next time I do DIY video for that other thing. For house hold stuff/kitchen stuff/general DIY stuff, still better to go ACE Hardware(most expansive), Mr.DIY & F&C中国风(quality of the product is questionable), Daiso(still the same, made in Caina, but quality is made to fit expectation, otherwise the Nips is gonna make noise!). Last but not least, 100 YEN SHOP... I hated it because usually they open shop at ultra busy area, which you'll have to spend time find parking but you only get to buy some cheap RM5 stuff and later have to exit from the parking and drive to a bigger shopping mall.

Daiso nearest to you is Queensbay Mall. Usually Daiso available at AEON(Previously known as Jusco). So the next time you go Pg can drop by and grab 1 roll or 2. If got free time and go TT with lhwj coz he stay nearby.

Don't despair, I may just found a useful info for you. 100 yen shop is more likely the shop you can find similar house hold/kitchen stuff. Whether get the stuff you want or not, can swing by and get some special ice cream with Mr.zeone.


100 Yen Alor
Star Outlet
212, Jalan Gangsa, Seberang Jalan Putra, 05150 Alor Star, Kedah.

Means your thermostat is working optimal Those who having to wait 10 minutes to fully warm up is bcoz thermostat ady jammed opened can't close. Those who wait 3 minutes to to fully warm up, then continue to 4 bar, 5 bar and ended up 6 bars, your thermostat jammed closed can't open

What boot light

This post has been edited by davidke20: Jul 17 2013, 11:36 PM