I would usually recommend a TS10 based player.

1) Most of these Chinese android player has built in DSP, and I don't notice any difference in quality
2) No
3) The head units would usually get more features the higher up the price range they go. Most of the basic one would only support one non AHD rear camera for example, but expensive ones could support AHD reverse camera, and even more expensive ones can even install 360 cameras.
To be honest, if you are using just to listen to music, find something around RM600~RM1K range. Anything that lists too good to be true specs for under RM500 are usually head unit that has been modified to report fake hardware.
4) Usually it's just plug and play

also, Android Auto / Apple Carplay is better than screen mirroring, since AA/AC are built for easier usage during driving and can pipe audio through either cable/wifi instead of the lower quality bluetooth, and there are headunits that have this feature baked in as well.
I am currently using an Eonon Q02PRO, which is a bit pricier since it comes with a 1280x720p screen instead of the normally found 1024x600 screen.

Also make sure when buying a head unit, get the proper socket adapter (usually a bracket + socket combo can be found for as cheap as RM35++). This is so that you don't have to do and wire cutting/soldering between the head unit and your existing wiring.

So checklist
1 - Head unit (7" does not need to change the original bracket. a 10" will need a new bracket)
2 - ISO socket adapter between the head unit to the car audio wiring
3 - a new reverse camera, as the original reverse camera on the inspira uses a different connector.

EDIT. This guy is selling 7" TS10 for a decent price

Usually a car accesories shop will charge you RM60 for head unit installation + GPS wiring, and another RM60 for rear camera installation + wiring from front to rear

Thanks! Looks cool, but this will be on my "Nice to have, think about it later" backburner list

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Apr 3 2022, 05:51 AM

Yep, 4+32 is more than enough. I'd suggest try looking around. Buying seperately the bracket and the head unit can sometimes be cheaper too.

https://shopee.com.my/Eonon-9-inch-10-inch-...26-0737f159106d
I am using this one which has 3GB

ada je orang buat. Usually people will use those Samsung Galaxy Tab since you can run Android Auto on it. The issue are usually power delivery, aka you don't want to run power all the time and ruin the battery, as well as some people will break you car to get it if they know what you are using.

FWIW, these Chinese head units have DSP and powered audio output, which gives better audio control (my friend who is a car audiophile geek told me la, I can barely tell the difference to be honest), and easier to wire to your existing audio wiring. Heck, I can still control these Chinese head unit using the original steering wheel button, something you can't do with a tablet.

Another thing is intergration of the reverse camera, which you can't do on a tablet.

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: Apr 5 2022, 11:36 AM

One of my rear passenger door has an issue where it will just close halfway unless you slam it all the way. Checked the door, doesn't seem to have any stuffs in the way of the door and the car body. And the mechanism seems smooth. It feels like the car is not heavy enough to close all the way by itself

Anybody has the same issue?

Kalau heavy ada momentum hahaha.

I thought 205/60r16 is one of the most popular tyre size?

Ah, I think this is why. 205/60r16 is honestly for people that wants a more comfy ride and cheaper price, not for those wanting UHP. I downgraded the rim of my car to 16" because of this.

Oh, I mistakenly thought 205/55R16 is an easier buy, because this video says it's the world's most bought tyre size

Make sure gearbox feels "Okay". Your car should feel smooth. I never drove an auto, let alone a CVT before, so I didn't realise that the lag I felt when I press the throttle was actually the gearbox dying. (I blame my fren for not wanting to test drive with me, even though I bring him for the sole purpose of him test drive ). I replaced mine with one from a potong car for RM2500, which is lucky since the workshop has stock.
Also engine mounting. If engine mounting is cracked or old, your car can sound weird when riding speed bump. You might think it's the bump stopper (it has the same side effect).

If both of these things are okay, then you will have a decent, fun drive. The car is quite heavy, but that heavyness also makes the car planted.
Driving long distance is comfy, and I love the chair, altho I don't really like leather seats (might change this in the future).

If you want to change your radio to an android head unit, I suggest getting a USB extender with console header so you can install your USB directly to either the centre console (above the handbrake) or side console (right of the steering wheel) instead of the default place in your glove compartment.


Fun fact: local seller is selling this stuff for RM100+. Crazy la. I rather wait 3 weeks for this to arrive from China.

One last thing, find a workshop that you can really trust with your car. I don't mind paying extra for a mechanic that is truthful and explain to me what's wrong, and walk me through the solution, compared to searching for a place that offers the lowest price, but does a shoddy work.

Plan for the future: Ralliart sleeper conversion? Shop has ralliart potong from Japan that you can install the Turbo engine/SST Gearbox/AWD starting around RM30K. The only thing that I am wary about converting is the ralliart/evo is quite fuel hungry. Dunno if my wallet can tahan after that

My only other car is a 13" steel rim. Mana tau all this up stuffs price. Own two cars, both cars campro je

Oh yeah I just remembered, the workshop I fixed my gearbox also offers engine conversion from chop cars. One of which is upgrade to 2.4, but keeping the same engine serial.

This post has been edited by linkinstreet: May 18 2022, 07:59 PM

My campro centre logo broken by dunno what. So I stick campro logo so ppl know this is Malaysia car




(Honestly tho I am getting a new rim once this tyre needs changing)

It came with the car, so I presume the previous owner installed/changed it.

TL;DR, I have no idea

My 2011 Saga legit only 85+K without any speedometer modifying so I can believe your 2015 Saga only did 77K

That being said, my Inspila odo was 90K, but when i contacted Proton, service record shows it was already 120K++

Sell to people who wants to use it as spare part

Can you try this?

Fuh lawa. I also wanted to re-paint my car (black instead of current white) but still no monies to do this
You need to report this re-paint to JPJ right?

Hmm, I don't think my handbrakes are fully engaged. Whenever I pulled up my handbrake, I can still push my car a bit forward/backwards before it fully stops.

At first I thought it was held in place with the "P", and the handbrake was totally not working, but I tested the handbrake in "N" so it was the handbrake holding the car, just yeah, not as firm as I like it to be.

If you really cheapskate, look for "7013b radio" in Lazada or Shopee. It's around RM250.
I am using this for my Saga, and it supports both carplay and android auto (both wired only). It's also using ISO connector, so if you can find the Mitsubishi radio to ISO harness, you don't need to do any weird rewiring/soldering

Mine had the same issue, but the shop checked and said it's not absorber, but engine mounting. Have you ever had your engine mounting checked?

Also car being old or not should have no impact with changing bump stopper