Hello guys,

Im new here. Currently im driving a Proton persona IAFM B-Line auto 2011, current mileage 75k.

Mods have been to to my car.
1.) gen2 cps Front grile
2.) Sony HU
3.) 6.5 inch Component speakers
4.) Nakamichi 500w RMS Monoblock
5.) Nakamichi 12inch dual voice coil woofer

That is quite low mileage for 2011 model. Mine 2014 already 85k. Btw no amp driving the component speaker?

Last week i just change my timing belt at zordaq. They offered me pedal response tuning to increase pedal response. This is my first time did this and suprisingly the response is much improved. Better pickup as well. Car feel much lighter when accelerate. For rm50 it is worth it

Mine 2011 B-Line 430,000km lol..

On a serious note is the pedal response tuning limited to AT only? Can do on MT?

Of course. Mine also MT year 2014 SV model.

That is quite low mileage for 2011 model. Mine 2014 already 85k. Btw no amp driving the component speaker?

Last week i just change my timing belt at zordaq. They offered me pedal response tuning to increase pedal response. This is my first time did this and suprisingly the response is much improved. Better pickup as well. Car feel much lighter when accelerate. For rm50 it is worth it

how did they tune the pedal? 

From what i saw the foreman take out the pedal, unscrew cover and connect to a some kind of tablet using cable. Then he tune it using the tablet based on what car model and parameters. Seem like a tricky procedure with several time of on/off the ignition and revving but the person seems like he know what he was doing. In my case took around 10 minutes to complete

That is quite low mileage for 2011 model. Mine 2014 already 85k. Btw no amp driving the component speaker?

Last week i just change my timing belt at zordaq. They offered me pedal response tuning to increase pedal response. This is my first time did this and suprisingly the response is much improved. Better pickup as well. Car feel much lighter when accelerate. For rm50 it is worth it

Mine 2011 B-Line 430,000km lol..

On a serious note is the pedal response tuning limited to AT only? Can do on MT?

Wow so much different......lol

ah i see.. i guess he was adjusting the throttle curve or some sort.. did it fix the initial throttle delay?

Ya, component speaker directly wire to my sony HU. I do hav a spare 2ch class ab amp....but im afraid my alternator or batery cant handle...

May i know how much did zordaq charge u for the timing belt replacement including labour? My persona gonna reach 80k km soon.....

my 2011 is on 74k 

2008 manufactured only 85k I still keep quiet until you all showing off...

my 2011 is on 74k 

The delay is improved but not totally eliminated
My component rated 60w rms does give significant difference in performance when connected with amp. Also i think it is not good for your speaker to be in underpower state for a long period of time.

Btw, the timing belt is rm380 incl installation. Part original proton.

2008 manufactured only 85k I still keep quiet until you all showing off...

fuyo veteran suddenly muncul

are u planning to change timing belt soon? or wait until 80k km? ....currently im in a dilemma .... to change it now or wait till 80k km......

Yo lauban and sifus, recently interested in some car maintenance/efficiency part replacements for my persona, 2009 model if not mistaken (bought over from my cousin).    On one of the persona threads from donkey years ago, saw a few people talking about switching to Denso Iridium spark plugs, is this still recommended?

I have changed my HU to Kenwood KMM-BT303 (latest one is 304). This is their entry model for bluetooth head unit (without disc playback since I didn’t use it). Been using it for a year and it is great. There are also other brands with similar features and price range depending on your preference.

I always play music from my phone whenever driving. Even radio also stream online through phone. Been a loyal aux cable user for several years before decided to change to BT enabled head unit. Best decision ever. It does come with mic which will attached nearby so that your voice can be heard clearly when talking through phone.