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 Proton PrevĂ© V22, Venturing into 3rd anniversary!

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unknowngenius
post Jul 27 2015, 11:49 AM

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Hi guys, I'm considering to get preve exec.

-Is the fc that bad?
Some say good, while others say that it's horrific. The data in fuelly is kinda varied. Some 7km/l whereas some is as good as 13km/l if I'm not mistaken. Saga blm full tank can go max 300km (rare occasion). So anything better than this is good!

-Weight to power ratio? Any problems with steep roads?
I remember a popular post in LYN saying that preve exec couldn't climb up genting or steep hills and this worries me. I asked SA and it's only logical that the SA says it's not underpowered. Is this problem resolved?

Pick up?
- I use to drive a saga blm 1.3 and the pick up is quite bad. It's famed that proton is underpowered below the 3k rev. But I do pray someone here can tell me it's not the case for preve exec!

-Will it void warranty if I were to change the headunit? Some say cut wires = void but some say no problem. Mixed answered from prevec fb group.

unknowngenius
post Jul 27 2015, 02:21 PM

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QUOTE(LalaluSan @ Jul 27 2015, 09:45 AM)
I'm driving preve manual exec, hope these could help u
Thanks for the reply. But I'm interested in the auto version.
-Is the fc that bad?
8km/l +- (town area, 50 50 heavy footer)
That's better than the saga is drove smile.gif

-Weight to power ratio? Any problems with steep roads?
No problem if you wanna exit junction or something on steep hills,
Genting touge? Definitely NONO, underpower (Weight to power ratio).
No, not tauge. My concern would be it's power going up hills like genting smile.gif

Pick up?
Could only feel the power kick in after 2k.
That's not too shabby

-Will it void warranty if I were to change the headunit? Some say cut wires = void but some say no problem
Based on my research, cutting wires for HU definitely void HU warranty.
Unless it is a plug and play unit, try ask EA Autoworks.
Ok will do smile.gif

Above are solely based on my experience. Hopefully some sifu can correct me if i'm wrong.
Anyway, if you're the type which is "need4speed", pay extra and get CFE variant.
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Thanks for your reply. My replies r the underlined parts. I hope an executive auto user can shed some light as well smile.gif

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