After i pumped petrol, cabin filled with the strong smell of gasoline...
I pumped with all my doors and windows closed. Any sifu knows what problem my Iriz got?

toe n hill helps? eat more fuel though.. i think?

sorry bro, is abit too far i think

Nope, i mean before he skidded into sandy area(idk how to call it) he drive into the corner by taking up a lil bit opposite lane, but somehow he straight then continue cornering(maybe he afraid hitting the car on opposite way) so he ended up on that sand area..

where do you staying at?

*Heel-toe is harder than what the other guy does. Also heel-toe includes the need to brake while downshifting. Fuel consumed by this is almost insignificant.

i can do that when i'm using my old car(kenari).. but sadly a lil bit hard to do on iriz.. huhuh.. if i can do that again, definitely will be nice..
btw it's easier to match rev without using heel-toe technique, you need to practice it, a lot. before you really do it on normal occasion..

This post has been edited by babisotong: Oct 19 2015, 02:04 PM

Assalamualaikum and Good afternoon, i wanna ask something. Can anyone recommend me good cheap dash cam? i want to buy it for my iriz and for my sister saga, if anyone know any cheap but good dash cam or normal price(not too high not too low) but good quality or a little bit expensive with built in gps function please tell me..

i also looking for dashcams. You can go to dashcam topic at FnF to see the reviews.

i already read most of the post but sadly i can't get any good recommendation got but expensive. that's why i wanna ask someone from here if any iriz geng already got dash cam please share, price and where do you buy it and the quality..

yup same dilemma then. Got so many options. What's your budget btw? I saw some decent ones around rm 200-300.

this one seem promising + cheap
http://www.dashcam.com.my/g1w/

Currently using SJcam as dashcam..
Works well and price is very affordable...
Can use as action cam as well if needed....
Parts & accessories are cheap with decent quality...
But it stands out obviously if not removed.

how much you buy it? where do you buy it? what is the model? there's a lot SJcam model out there mind giving us the model name? quality ok?

My current practice when cornering with mt cars is to free the gear and cruise, brake when needed. When i want to speed up, i engage a suitable gear dan speed up.

Been doing this for over 5 years. Clutch wear seems to be less then usual as per toyota larkin service advisor comment to me when they checked the clutch this year on my avanza.

Hey guys,

So, in general all dashcams are pretty much the same. I've used like 3 or 4 and they have the same settings and all. I recommend you get Class 10 memory cards for them, to avoid corrupt files and proper read/write speed.

Then, also this dude has great reviews on dash cameras...

http://www.techmoan.com/what-is-the-best-dashcam/

A two camera setup would set you back like... 40 USD which I think it's super cheap from AliExpress (I got mine there).


I have in my Iriz this camera (also, it's very stealthy because of how the mirror on the Iriz is mounted with that black overlay it's very hard to tell there's anything there so it's basically hidden unless you get real close):

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/HD-4-3-LCD-...2370124112.html

This post has been edited by rigo3t: Oct 19 2015, 05:26 PM


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Sj4000 (China make gopro alike camera )is a good choice , price less then rm200 if not wifi function .
Can found in lazada online ( wait for the promo ), I got few customer using that

I realized most if not all dash cams on Lazada are shipped from China (unsurprisingly). Ordered mine as I had a RM50 voucher so only had to top up a bit but kinda worried about the quality.

Does anyone know how to line the wire around the windscreen and A-pillar to the cigarette lighter in a discreet manner? I.e as invisible as possible. Easiest way is to let the wire dangle directly from the rear view mirror down the center console but it's kinda ugly.

This post has been edited by Kais767: Oct 19 2015, 06:32 PM

me stay klang, work in kota kemuning

Hide the cable under the rooftop liner between the windshield and the liner. Then, route it through the rubber that holds the plastic panels on the A pillar and then through the glove box compartment and take it out behind the middle console and plug it to your cigarette lighter.