QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Oct 29 2018, 10:54 AM)
That sounds dirty.
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QUOTE(Henry T @ Nov 14 2018, 06:22 PM) Looking forward to the launch of the all new Mazda 3. I hope Mazda will produce an MPS variant with the 2.5 turbo engine. With the i30n possibly coming to Malaysia as Sime Darby is displaying it in KLIMS18 to gauge public interests . Would Mazda want to fight with what is the current potential king of hot hatch killer?That is the question of whether an MPS version will exist or not with stiff competition from Japan in the form of Civic Type R and i30n from Korea. |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Nov 26 2018, 11:03 AM) Not at the foreseeable near future. Resources are mostly locked into the SPCCI engine development, hybridisation of their current powertrain lineup and their mysterious hybrid rotary. It is just business logic to do whatever is profitable.Why make a souped up hatch just when 2% of the market will actually buy it. They should know their game well enough. |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Nov 26 2018, 02:15 PM) Mazda as a corporation would love to have the MPS on the market, it creates publicity and eyeballs. Obviously, money first. Aspirations later.But being a small corporation compared to peers, they just won't have the resources have pet projects like this which not only suck resources, but could potentially bring them losses. But the sensible tuner in us know that just plonk in the 2.5T version of the skyactive engine in CX9. The engine bay is big enough to accomodate it as the long tube exhaust extractor gives lots of space. Can stuff someone's head in empty space between the engine block and firewall at a squeeze, a turbo snail won't be a problem. The previous MPS was also a CX7 motor if i am not wrong? Aftermarket mods, anything goes. Even a 4-rotor setup. |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Nov 27 2018, 02:39 PM) It is basically a kind of solvent, it is also found within the additive pack in the petrol itself. The soot buildup on Di engines on valves cannot be helped i guess as there is nothing being injected through the port.The purpose is to wash away soot/carbon throughout the fuel system to maintain the performance of injectors and clean the intake valves. But for direct injected engines, the effect of this additive is pretty minimal on the intake valves other than on the fuel injectors. You can read more about this issue by googling intake valve carbon/carbonisation. That is why Toyota went with their D4-S to curb the problem of soot buildup on the valves. |
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QUOTE(nikkokl @ Nov 29 2018, 11:58 AM) US customers expecting first delivery March 2019. Maybe 3Q 2019 for CKD fingers crossed. Both Skyactive G and X offered in US apart from diesel. I heard Inokom has no intention to CKD the Mazda 3 in the kulim plant.The sales level are too low for them to be interested in CKD'ing the car. They rather focus on making popular models as they not only cater for MY market but also some exports to nearby countries. |
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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Nov 30 2018, 02:28 PM) I thought the SPCCI engine works something like a diesel? It depends on igniting the fuel by methods of high compression but sets it off with a little bit of spark over very lean fuel mixture.?Supercharge and turbocharge is actually more or less the same. The volume it can push is based on the design of the blower (supercharger) or compressor (turbo) instead. The main difference is one is crank driven and the other exhaust gas driven. Supercharger reacts more linear and quite similar to NA type of feel while a supercharge relies on exhaust gases to drive the turbine wheel which in turn drives the compressor wheel. |
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QUOTE(newhouseowner @ Nov 30 2018, 03:57 PM) Hatchbacks has always been more sexy what. Take a look at all the previous iterations from BL to BM. Always hatchback wins. Hatchback seriously earn so much win that Mazda has decided to make it the most expensive in the facelifted BM chassis. |
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QUOTE(linkin182 @ Dec 1 2018, 09:05 PM) Yeah, from the articles available it seems to be that way. To deliver linear power delivery. Mazda's philosophy doesn't like sudden power delivery. Always linear control. Well, their current engine which has high compression ratio did not really produce earth shattering power. So, i don't know what i can hope for in the new engine.Anyhow haven't driven the new skyactiv-x engine, would be interesting to find how it drives! Eyeing the hatchback this time! For me, it is not meant to be a performance oriented engine. So, i don't really bother with what they stick into the car as long as it doesn't have reliability problems long term wise. |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 3 2018, 11:10 AM) Not rumour, confirm that the skyactiv-x will debut on the mazda3; not turbocharged, but mild superchargerd You see before got any force fed stock cars get boosted up to 4 bars of boost pressure?Of course la it is mild. It is understood in general kan? Eco engine brah. QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 3 2018, 11:10 AM) This is so disappointing....would rather that they start with sacking the suspension mounting supplier from their vendor list. Waste so much after service resources on lower arm and strut top mount. Best part still.....also cannot resolve, just kick the can down the road to resurface months later... Just one problem cannot be the defining the problem of the entire plant, kan?That is like saying because one person is dumb, the entire human race is dumb. Or one girl is ugly and all women are ugly. WTH! brah! WTH! QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 3 2018, 11:10 AM) ![]() ![]() Also, not thread owner. Doesn't say my name there This post has been edited by KnightSports: Dec 3 2018, 11:27 AM |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 3 2018, 11:36 AM) but just kind of disappointed as the mazda3 is the defining model of the brand like how the civic is to honda and camry is to toyota.... huh? I thought Mazda defining model is the CX5? Not Mazda 3 kan. That is why CKD also dun wan entertain.QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 3 2018, 11:36 AM) Means you say it la. It is just like saying "no disrespect, but he look ugly" I add no disrespect in front does not mean i didn't say he dun look ugly, kan? kan? |
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QUOTE(tehoice @ Dec 3 2018, 12:12 PM) Mazda has always place more attention to the drivability as it is a more driver centric car. So long it doesn't compromise the other areas too much it should be a problem and yeah also the reliability, so long it doesnt give rise to major problem, then shouldn't be an issue i guess...\ It isn't a problem until it is a problemQUOTE(tehoice @ Dec 3 2018, 12:12 PM) What's the price range like? rumour says that there might be some small price hike to the current M3. If CBU? I don' think i want to call that a price hike. It will be a price adjustment |
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QUOTE(wkc5657 @ Dec 4 2018, 10:46 AM) I mean in the whole context of the mazda range worldwide, but CX5 maybe in recent history. But could continue to be in the future if they focus and refined the future CX5 generations the right way. Make more of what is your best seller mah, that is a normal thing.I think not really don't want to entertain CKD, but more like want to free up the production line so can produce more CX5 locally. If really that unprofitable, long ago ditch the mazda3 CKD and end the line before the facelift. Could be infrastructure constrains as locally also assembly CX5 for some regional countries. If mazda assembly operation can go independent away from HICOM/Inokom, the production operation could expand further. But again still depending on market demand.... QUOTE(kluseng @ Dec 4 2018, 09:12 AM) If no more CKD Mazda 3 the upside is that we may get the new Mazda 3 with SkyActiv-X engine faster through CBU. You can't have your cake and still eat it.The downside is that price will go up substantially. So, you need to deal with the fact that it will be pricier. Just don't start comparing it to the cheaper korean cars with more features and stuff. |
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QUOTE(tehoice @ Dec 4 2018, 04:09 PM) Never driven a CBU car before. CKD used to mean something different to the local manufacturers. Last time CKD is termed as what we call SKD now where cars are brought in as complete as possible and only the bumpers are painted and / or installed here on the assembly line. This was just to take advantage of some loopholes in the past for the manufacturers benefit or something.will a CBU mazda 3 be substantially superior than a CKD mazda 3? except for the price. it's supposed to be the same isn't it? minus the trimmed specs. Currently, CKD could possibly mean parts localisation where certain pretty general parts like some trim pieces or something could be sourced locally to reduce costs of making the car. With this, then there is sure some differences in quality. For those who have tried between a CKD and CBU Merc would have been able to tell there are differences however subtle they are. Even if not for parts, the process or the way it is assembled could have some affects on the car. This post has been edited by KnightSports: Dec 4 2018, 05:37 PM |
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