Booked in January, got the car in June

I think nowadays quite quick. maybe 2-3 weeks? If ready stock, 3-4 days. Really depends bro.

DIY also can, but since it's in a spot where nobody ever sees, just close one eye is better let's face it, there will be more in the future...

Didn't install it, but from what I read and heard, if you install the engine cut off, you cannot use remote engine start.

Asked in a Civic thread what answer did you expect bro?

If you lock the Locktech (with the engine cut off function enabled), still can remote start?

Thanks for the clarification bro! I heard a few times people said cannot install the immobilizer / fuel cut off as it will affect the remote start.

Shouldn't be, coz high beam is different from normal headlights. A properly levelled headlights wouldn't even shine into the front car's windows.

But yeah, I also had that kind of thought as well

Drove my friend's Mazda 3 and CX3. Interior space wise, smaller than the Civic. I'm quite big sized so ymmv on this. I feel that on long journeys, I won't be that comfortable coz my legs are hitting the centre console. The back seats are also quite small and there is little leg room.

But in terms of handling, very good - pleasantly weighted steering. Engine was also quite good - not that far off from Civic's performance imho.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 3 2017, 08:48 AM

Agreed. JB prices are over inflated - thanks to Singapore being our neighbour. Better go to KL - better prices and workmanship.

Lifetime? You wish pay every year laaa, like your insurance. And you can only claim once per year for the windscreen. If you need to claim 2 times or more a year, you can but will affect your NCD.

If can change, better change it la, since using the 3rd party's insurance right? Hopefully will be as good as new bro. I also kena hit in 2 months of ownership.

OD-KFK is faster - basically claiming against your insurance for damages not your own fault, and won't affect your NCD.

Fastest I heard is accident the following day after getting the car - wife got into accident while on the phone by hitting a stationary car in front. Quite bad since needed to change turbocharger

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 7 2017, 12:26 PM

You forgot LED Foglamps anyway, IMHO opinion, the Dual AC and Headlights are worth the premium.

Yup, it's tied to the Navigation system - using the Navi voice.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 7 2017, 08:04 PM

Easy way to test, at night, just use you handphone's "torchlight" function and light the 2 dots below your rearview mirror. You will see the rearview mirror will be a greenish tinge. You can try it during daytime too, but need to cover the front part of the mirror.

I'm guessing ur window tint must be quite dark? Mine is 70% all around, so I don't have any issues in terms of auto-headlights & rearview mirror auto-dimming. Only sometimes the auto-headlights would be wonky and not turn off after coming out of basement parking in the afternoon.

Just set as S, but D should be more than enough, unless you're really touge racing

Check your tyre pressure. Should be 220psi front and back. Or 240psi front and 230psi back if you're really driving above 160km/h often. I had the same feeling of lousy handling, until I found out that the tyre pressure was wrong (too high) as the tyre gauge at the petrol station was faulty. Kept in pumping too much air, even though I set it at 220psi.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 10 2017, 10:38 AM

No Waze. Google is surely taking their own sweet time on this...

yes, you're right, I meant 220kpa

I keep the smart tag in the glovebox. Only take it out when I am close to the toll and hold it up against the windshield, before putting it back into the glovebox. Then again, I live in JB, and only go through the toll once in a blue moon

Oh, now I get what you meant, it takes around 1 week for the refund - directly banked into my account in my case.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 14 2017, 11:10 AM

Pity you bro... I also kena and changed my bumper due to someone hitting me at a bumper to bumper crawl... Hopefully that person is fully insured and didn't lari. Of course, go to Honda Centre is the best - but might take a long while...

Anyway, on another note... I have dedicated myself to track the fuel price in Malaysia on a day to day basis, using the government's formula. isr25's Malaysia Daily Fuel Price Calculation. Hope this helps you guys to know whether the fuel price is going up, or down.

This post has been edited by isr25: Feb 21 2017, 10:34 AM