No name brand from Kepong is it? Waste of money bro.
Where u buy it from?

brand new set of front rotors, how nuch?

last time is both rear door, then both front door and now left driver side door..

the mechanic intro to me.. i just ask for price only.. haven't change yet.

Better get other brand like FBK or Trestor. Cheap cheap sub RM100 pads

now i'm thinking whether wana give the mechanic to do or not and is there necessary need to skimming the disc rotor?

Bosch brake rotors are about RM150 ~ RM200 per front set. I see that the same seller (airline) also sells Bosch brake rotors for RM180 for the Persona. If muslayer is around, maybe you can contact him to get those Brembo rotors for RM140 only from his spare parts shop. I've done brake rotors skimming before for about RM70. Not really worth it as it solved the uneven surface of the rotors for a while only before it came back, plus it's thinner now.

For the leaking issue, have you checked the weather sheet for your doors? They need to be stuck onto the door well to prevent water from coming in. If they are, maybe the source is the clip's hole, which you can solve by pushing and sticking some book cover plastic or something around the hole that the door panel's clips goes through. I did that quite long ago and till this date I haven't detect any water leakage into the car, although it my be because the amount is smaller now and that they're being absorbed completely by the soundproofing material on the door's panel.

go kepong can ask sparepart from Ken Goh laio.

Survey first and get ur options right. This mekanik just wanna cekik u only.

if you getting original proton set outside is around Rm200 only. and its new and thick. not worth getting it skimmed.
if your car does not come with all 4 disc brake and you have high demand on brake maybe this is the time to upgrade also.
a good brand performance rotor can be around Rm450 i suppose. Also for brake pad, price, brand, and performance are sometime not connected well.
Some high price good brand but no performance, some no brand but high price high performance, some seek a balance in between.
Rm160 should be able to get you high temperature pad of at least 550'c.

its not the speaker board..
i have experience with the former TS, its shud be the third brake light casing hit the rear windscreen..
mine happened during cold day also...

normally how long the disc rotor can last long? if i just change the brake pad only, anything will happen? example, the new brake pad will fast finished?

i use butyl windscreen sealant to seal it. i think i need to replace the weather sheet ady.. the original weather sheet should be got a lot oil and dust and make the butyl sealant not sticky anymore.



was thinking.. my colleague ask me to just change the brake pad. for the disc rotor, my car age just almost 3 years and its not the time to skim the disc. except the disc rotor surface not good.

Don't know how long can it last for. I remember some writing on the internet that it should be changed after about 3 changes of brake pads or something but I'm not sure. I guess the easiest way to tell when it's time for a replacement is to get the width of the rotors measured.

But why no FLX taxi? I only saw new BLM taxi with new plate.

ask the owner la y no buy..

saga sv 1.3 tak cukup hebat mau vroom vroom..

hi guys,
anyone tried before drop in air filter for persona?
is there any difference? performance wise?

Nonit waste.money on drop in la..change lcp all kau tim

Get a second opinion from another shop. Last time I send Myvi to do alignment at tayar shop, the tayar man tell me need to replace brake pad, very thin liao, I said no because I can tell still got quite a lot of pad left. Later I service at SC, ask the technician to inspect, he also confirm still in good condition. Those ranjiao tayar man wanna con us oni.

If your brake pedal vibrate hard during braking, then you'll have to skim or replace your discs. Otherwise no need.

just got the brand name of the brake pads that the mechanic recommend, its a TRUSTING brake pad.. made in Italy.. BMW and other Europe car using the brake pad.. not sure how good is it..