He DIY replaced his own IAFM....so I gather that he knows a thing or two about engines

j/k

He use to work at an exhaust shop....now he works at another accesory shop though ayam not sure if he is doing exhaust mods exclusively or do other parts of the car as well

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 19 2013, 04:31 PM

As long as you learn how to use the CVT, it is not bad.

Is it the tiered scheme? (1st 3 years pay lower, next 3 years pay higher, last 3 years pay even higher)

If yes then yea I discourage anyone taking that.

The automatic Saga FLX SV uses a CVT gearbox, not the normal automatic gearbox in Myvi / Vios / Saga FL / BLM.

It's operation differ from the normal gearbox and you'll need to adjust your driving style a bit to get the most out of it.

Regarding the tiered installment scheme: due to the low monthly repayments in the first few years, if you wanna sell your car ,for example, within 3 years, you will have to top up a few thousand to pay back the loan. Not to mention the interest rate is sky high as well.

Pls go google what is "km/l"

Wait til you get the car then ask here again. Difficult to explain before you experience the car.

Give us your feedback on what you feel about the CVT gearbox and we'll try to answer accordingly

He can do full overhaul?

He is trolling

You just got a new job as YAB's PA Have to let other ppl takeover your role liao

Saga wannabe

Not everyone buy cars to smoke other cars.

You buy Polo sedan for it's comfort, NVH and the badge, which are all in a different league from Saga liao. I have not yet encountered a Polo sedan who drives aggressively or main cucuk with other cars, all oso driving unker style geh. I go cucuk them they also give way oni

At RM85k it will be a far better option than a dugong/paus.

lu dah smoke Polo hatchback blum?

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 20 2013, 12:47 AM

how you wanna calibrate?

Can calibrate, but need to cucuk ECU liao

Difference is around -3.2%, so u sendiri calculate lah everytime you look at the speedometer

For FLX SE Upgrade stock tire size from 195/50/15 to 195/55/15, speedometer will be accurate to GPS

Anyway, most cars will have variance that show higher speed than actual speed. This is true for every car I have driven.

STILL NOT YET TEST DRIVE!!??

The odometer will increase faster if you switched too smaller tires, but the difference is negligible over the short term.

Change tire size may affect your auto gearbox shifting behaviour also, and ABS.

smaller tires have to spin more times to cover the same distance ma. if the difference is -3%, when you travel 100 km your odo will increase 103km.

So by the time your odo show an increase of 5,000km, you have actually just traveled around 4,850km. But in terms of service interval it sort of irrelevant, because the engine has performed the same amount of cycles.

That is assuming the original tire size yields accurate speed reading in the first place la.

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 20 2013, 11:54 AM

If you ask in this thread, the general consensus will be "not Shell"

I almost spit my drinks reading this on AW

http://forum.autoworld.com.my/index.php?sh...7&#entry1856987

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 20 2013, 03:15 PM

lai lai Preve IAFM+ I gib u best offer

Japanese cars memang reliable wan. Just the ones sold in bolehland overpriced and poorly equipped.

Rim painting RM150....boley pakai ke?

https://www.groupon.my/deals/klang-valley-s...Spray/717615521

Most of my DIY also KO

manly man buy car no gib sh!t about reliability

My GF terms me a "car hypochondriac". Every little sound also mau hantar SC