no no, vtec need high rpm, this one is press button, like NOS

NOS???

 

yeah.. you're so right..


in the old days, they don't catch fire...that, or this is actually not made by japanese...

that's a track car you posted. I am referring common saloon car on the road, stock non-defective everything ori and without modified wiring. Check my list, modified cars especially with tampered wiring not included in safe zone.

track car

cars that goes to a racing circuit doesn't mean it's necessarily a track car...it can still be driven on the common roads without much intervention from the law...

Why argue with prof?
Next he will ask u.. How u know it is not modify?

http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysi...a-widens-recall

Malaysian driver in 5th air bag-linked fatality, Honda widens recall

Published: 13 November 2014

Honda Motor Co said today that a driver in Malaysia had died after a July accident involving an air bag supplied by Takata Corp, and widened its recall for the defective air bags by another 170,000 vehicles.

In the fatal accident, involving a 2003 Honda City model, the air bag inflator ruptured and sent shrapnel into the vehicle, some of which struck the driver, Honda said, adding it was not clear whether the woman driver was killed by the air bag explosion or another cause, citing a local police report.

Honda did not give the woman's name or age.

Before Thursday's disclosure, Takata's air bags had been linked to at least four deaths in the United States, all in Honda vehicles. All of those victims were hit by shrapnel ejected by the air bag.

Honda said the Takata air bag inflator that failed in the Malaysia accident had been made at the supplier's now-shuttered plant in La Grange, Georgia.

Honda said it was recalling five models as part of a widening campaign, including the Fit and Civic. None of the affected models were sold in North America.

The expanded recall covers air bag inflators made at Takata's Georgia plant between November 2001 and November 2003, Honda said.

Defective Takata air bags remain the target of a U.S. safety investigation over the risk they could explode with dangerous force in an accident and shoot metal shards into the vehicle. More than 17 million vehicles have been recalled globally for flawed Takata air bags since 2008. – Reuters, November 13, 2014.

http://paultan.org/2014/11/13/honda-malays...-takata-airbag/

"If you own any of the cars affected, it is imperative to send them in to be repaired as soon as possible, and to stay away from the front passenger seat until the issue has been resolved."

  best advice of the day.

Front passenger can opt to seat at rear.
How about the driver?

Driver can seat at the rear and drive with foot.

LOL

Full face helmet also can!

Ini macam can ah