Ya, is outdated and their websites also down
Don't know the shop can let me take the photo or no.

Old link from mudah:
http://www.mudah.my/RACETAG+Mitsubishi+lan...or-23116502.htm

http://www.mudah.my/R3+Sport+Rim-23561432.htm

R3 rim rm2k

fuel pump shd have sound geh .. if it is extra loud then is problem

when u switch the key to ON possition without starting the car.. u shd be able to hear the fuel pump sound d

If under warranty u just smile la

ur fuel pump dead then your car can move?

Any sign on this issue? Loss power?

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/VVHRYeE9JMp weekend DIY on the Proton Inspira with Vyraz

https://plus.google.com/u/0/+JasonLimQuazac...sts/WbgvndJSxqb bro vyraz was trying to count the cable ties being used and gave up pretty quick (it's bout 260+ for 2cars's fronts)

zeone davidke20 titanrev shinjite

it's to reduce/prevent heat expansion of the hose (stock rubber hoses expands quite easily) so that when you're cooking your brakes over 200-300 Celcius or more, the braking feel is still linear and won't feel spongy.
this is what most people won't deal with and to them the cable tie would most likely have zero effect

A secondary effect is to reduce/prevent the expansion rate of the rubber as it ages.
this is evident comparing Vyraz 's car and mine as his is on 90k km/3+ years iinm? and the hoses are about 10-20% thicker than mine and feels a bit spongy/soft while mine is stiffer.
this is what most people may be interested if they intend to keep the car and never sell it (at least 3-5 or more years of usage, considering the hose did got expanded slightly about 3+ years of time)

of course yeah, you CAN use steel braided brake hoses which are MUCH BETTER however the going price for inspira/lancers for such hose kits are between 500-1k+ iinm.
http://www.thousand.com.my/index.php?m=pro...D=101&proID=302 (RRP RM580)

the cable tie costed rm50/100 pieces via ace hardware (supposedly high temp high strength outdoor usage etc fancy american shit but made in china lel), we used 260+ for 4 wheels.

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to add in, yes i have steel braided for my iswara which are also from IMP and i really like the responsive braking feel.

although honestly i only replaced them because the iswara was 12-13 years (at that time) old, and the brake hoses were pretty fat and the outer rubber were already flaky/cracking which could be a potential safety issue especially i do cook the iswara brakes to over 350 Celsius (or more)

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Is this call "extreme anjingneering" ?

ive done it, its just beside the engine

Ehhhh,so sexpensive steel braided line??I thought Pro-Rs steel braided only rm390 and Supercircuit one only rm450 meh?? 

Supercircuit with installation only rm550 

No, for 3 pair, I saw their advertising in Mudah
We use 1 pair front, 2 pair rear.