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QUOTE(Chester @ Sep 15 2016, 10:53 AM)
man that sucks...my old car drive almost 13 years still stick to the initial tensioners and chain cam...either yours is a lemon or manufacturers now like to make things less durable for more return purchases...QUOTE(fumjusta @ Sep 15 2016, 04:15 PM)
That's normal. I've asked the SC about it, they told me that it's to reduce the glare for oncoming cars.
You can ask them to recheck yours during your next service since that the headlamp is adjustable.
The default level is so damn low, even i requested to adjust during the service, still ended up almost no difference. I just adjust to my comfortable level. I compared it against the recent mercedes my relative have, mercedes ones still has higher light throw even after i adjusted my mazda to my liking. At least i know i'm not blinding the oncoming side or blinding the car in front of me.You can ask them to recheck yours during your next service since that the headlamp is adjustable.
QUOTE(Nick Zelos @ Sep 15 2016, 05:30 PM)
Stick with 18 and get wider non OEM rims, like maybe 225 or 235 and a good set of rubber..
Going 19 doesn't mean u would get better grip if the rubbers aren't on par and it's pretty expensive..
Just get better tyres, but realistically speaking, 99.9% of our driving, we never reached the limits of the grip of our tyres. Most of us too chicken or the roads don't allow. But if changing to wider and larger wheels/tyres give you better peace of mind, there's no reason stopping. Just remember about scrub radius, wider doesn't always mean more grip; suspension geometry is king when talking about grip.Going 19 doesn't mean u would get better grip if the rubbers aren't on par and it's pretty expensive..
Can try play around here : http://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?wheel1=215...wcl=30mm&sr=0mm
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