I thinkk 0W20 is too thin in viscocity and more suitable to hybrid honda model...i think it more suitable for jazz to at least xW 30 Viscocity....

Don't go for hearsay...I am using 205/50/16 on stock rim


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Yeah yeah. Mine is replica RE30

Actually that is for LEV honda hybrid models.

Just that i dunno why they can take it for non LEV models and use.

Haha. Wat color?

Matte dark gray

Not bad. I thought most people go for gunmetal.

It still looks to be bulging over the rim a bit la. If you want the sidewalls to sit fully vertical. I think the rim has to be 7jj

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I wish that somebody from Honda Malaysia read this and explain the rationale using 0W20 for non hybrid Honda car....is it adequate protection to the engine? Or maybe the protection adequate during warranty mileage and its will damaging the engine after the warranty is over.....I doubt the SC intention in giving us this option for non hybrid model(using 0W20 EO at your own perils) unless they have certain info technically that we dont know....

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Its really save money.....i put RM50 worth of petrol and its lasting to more than one month of driving.....hahahha...

I doubt it is going to do much harm if one does their maintenance on time.

Basically the whole idea behind it is to improve fuel economy.

As long as the oil is not going past the skirts on the piston ring and getting burned off. I am actually ok with it.

I run redline's 0w-20 btw. Tried moty's as well. It is possiblee to run 0w-20. Just that the honda one seems not to be able to stand up to extended usage

Using 195 50R 16 on replica Euro Type R sport rim.....feel lighter and pick up than standard rim n tyres....

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I am more comfortable using 10w30.....after all the car quite awesome on fuel,economy.....RM50 for more than one month of usage....hahaha....

U seldom drive dun say la.

It is not like rn50 on ron95 can stretch to 900km also.

Have u sold ur car yet?

Hahaha.....my friend 2014 Audi A6 2.0 Hybrid can get abt 1200 km per tank (RM120 of Ron 95) driving average speed of 160 - 180..... If driving above 200 still can get abt 900 km .....very tempting.....

Not yet.....looking for cash buyer only....

I dunno about driving at those speeds. But it is still within 18kpl which is achievable.

I drove a ford focus up penang and it did 19kpl which was quite impressive. Didn't really sped though. Jus drove it economically and didn't drove into the wind alone most of the time.

That is kinda hard bro. Any reasons for doing so?

That is kinda hard bro. Any reasons for doing so?

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Need cash to top up for the property that i intend to buy....good investment opportunities.....

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That is kinda hard bro. Any reasons for doing so?

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Need cash to top up for the property that i intend to buy....good investment opportunities.....

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Like 1 week also kenot wait