not sure if i should, since this is mainly related to RCS suspensions

besides the notion of wet grip able to perform while dry grip can't would raise a lot of questions which i am not sure if i'll be able to explain properly. it took 45 minutes for Clayton to knock it into my head after all lol.

Anyone know where can do custom dashboard cover? I looking to make one to prevent dashboard reflection on day time driving....the fabric macam this car:

davidke20 titanrev

serious talk: do you think tire sidewall stiffer or softer better?

Since jiu sei rike det, I will NEVER gonna put myself on RCS product, coz it will deter my dry grip Worst is, after installed such costly product, sumoar had to sit for 45minutes lecture session just to find out how I lose my dry grip and need to pray for wet tracks during hyper events I think I'll stick to Lan Engineering / Rosli Garage then

The material is alcantara

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/696913

On a serious answer:

Soft is for comfort, able to absorb rough road condition, able to change shape to accommodate water puddle

Hard side walls is extremely good for flat road surface. Set aside the noisy rolling resistance noise, it provide exellence dry grip when the road is absolutely FLAT, such as quality race tracks.

So, on my SERIOUS question, does your question lead to an argument of soft/hard sidewall does not fit whichever kinda DRIVING condition?

i see, i guess it's pretty spot on what i've been told also.

compared to what i've learned before, where by harder/stiffer sidewall is generally better than soft. and all you want to do is get stiffer sidewalls.

and nah, just want second opinions in case i kena singkalingam lo

Looking at the times, it comes out that the difference between the known Good Year RS-A (OEM on some VWs as well, and pretty much well known as"crappy tire"on these boards) and the best performer from every test is as follows:

- About 3.7% difference in the Dry Slalom (time wise).
- About 5% difference in the Wet Slalom (time wise).
- About 3.6% difference in Lap Times (dry)
- About 6% difference in Lap Times (wet)
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=133342&page=6

Funny, isn't it? We upgrade tires and we feel that we can go twice as fast, but turns out is not the case  Keep in mind that the Max. Perf. tires in this test were also wider (225 vs. 205) than the "crappy" OE tire!
(As a side note, a stock car on stock tires may not even get that far as the all season M+S tires should give up a lot earlier and the car will slide instead of rolling. But let’s leave this discussion for later).
http://forums.tdiclub.com/showthread.php?t=133342&page=3

Tot I ask u to do external reading many long long taim ago Last year December if ayam not mistaken Hard side wall got hard side wall good, it takes a skillful driber at the korek road kondisen to make it work. Anyway, I guess you dun bother la coz all of your karz at home doesn't came with tofu beam rite

Hi all,

want to ask, rear wheel bearing is under warranty or not?

Tq.

davidke20, sorry to ask you about insurance. Need your advice.

Both Persona and Preve's is insured with my name. Persona is Allianz, Preve is Takaful Ikhlas. Current Persona NCD is 30% where as Preve is getting 25% when I renew this November.

Question:
1. I did not transfer NCD during Preve purchase, salesman appears to be lazy to attend to these procedures. Can I exchange NCD between both cars?
2. Will I need to repurchase Persona's insurance when I exchange NCD?
3. Does it make sense to exchange NCD, if this can be done? My Preve's suggested insured amount (from Takaful Ikhas) is RM77000, premium RM1711 after 25% NCD. If without NCD is RM2268

U can transfer to preve.
Once u transfer to preve, ur persona ncd become zero.

age and mileage of car?

Age: 2 years & 2 months
Mileage: 68 200

no more warranty la bro,go and change it....around RM 120 for 1 side...

I tought the warranty is 3 years or 100 000 km whichever come first?

    only for engine and gearbox

aiyooo... 

ntn bearing in KK cost rm240... 

anywhere can get reasonable price one?