There is a digital GPS speed display on the lower left corner of the screen.

This post has been edited by dares: Nov 26 2014, 09:20 PM

Pay downpayment when collecting your car.

Yes

Android can.

dafuq need to change filter at 10k km?

WTH are you on about? How would adding chassis bars change your ECU settings? It is just a mechanical chassis augmentation.

A full tank of petrol also heavier than your bars. Maybe pump quarter tank and try again.

Lol. HM = expert, really topkek. Why not go ask Ultra Racing also?

If the City's ECU can be affected by chassis bars, this car can throw into sea dy.

50kg antiroll bar....sounds familiar

On the topic of warranty....Last year I was doing up my ride at SM Motorsport when a Honda Civic (FB2) came in to remove it's stiff rings.

I ask why he wanna remove it, he said there was sound from the lower arm and when he sent it to Honda for claims, the SC told him to remove the stiff rings then go back again, no warranty voided.

He didn't tell me which SC it was, though.

Stiff rings

This post has been edited by dares: Apr 8 2015, 05:08 PM

Yep. Alot of times it is at the discretion of the SC staff/manager. If you have good relations with them, some of them are willing to close one eye.

Just drive normally like you would any car.

drive safe bro

Why don't you explain instead of always asking ppl use "common sense". The link you posted also has nothing to do with bars.

You seem to know a lot about racing and ECU, how about you enlighten us about your vast knowledge in car electronics.

*Your information is nicely recorded.

This post has been edited by dares: Apr 11 2015, 06:50 PM

He upgred liao, this time Taichi to Honda Racing

The stock car had a pre-program system (ECU) to monitor the driving behavior and adjusted the system as and when appropriate. If added soundproofing which interrupted the original setting, the car will not cope with the system and ultimately this FC issue might be happen. Since you all have money to add the soundproofing, why not just upgrade a turbo kit to make it a true racing car. Honda ECU already open the setting for you to proceed with engine modification.

PS: your information are being recorded nicely

Their Serdang branch has closed.

No. Any insurance company offering Agreed Value policies will pay the full sum covered. Just ask if the insurance company offers Agreed Value coverage instead of Market Value.

The premium will be slightly higher, but it is worth the slight increase especially if the market value of the car is lower than your loan balance.

I have decent experience with AIG although I dunno if they offer Agreed Value policies to Honda.

Just call up any of Toyota's panel insurer (Tokio Marine, MSIG etc.)

If you have a preferred insurer outside of their panel, you can always call up their customer service and ask.

Another thing to note when buying insurance for your new car is their betterment clause.

The standard guideline for most companies is that (according to BNM): For cars under 5 years old, all repairs are entitled to new and original parts whereby the insurer will pay the FULL AMOUNT for any repairs. Above 5 years, the owner will have to pay a percentage of the repair cost, or alternatively the repairer will use recond or replica parts that is cheaper if the owner don't want to pay. This is regardless of whether you bought Agreed Value or Market Value.

http://cheahthimfook.com/betterment-car-in...t-repair-claim/

Some panel insurers offer longer period (eg. 8 years) before implementing the betterment clause.

Please do you research before purchasing insurance.

This post has been edited by dares: May 5 2015, 09:54 AM