I am using 70 for fws, the rest all 30. So far 1 year didnt kena block by jpj

Sorry bro.. 35 vlt is for side windows.. because i never did any tint below 50 lol and there is a risk of kena saman. Just want to know whether is there any significant from raw eye for 50 or.35 vlts on side windows

Can show photo ? Thanks

Haha, if you plan to stick to stock rims, then better dont get wider tyres like 205...It will have the tyre wider than rims...I think max you can go is 195...But is difficult to get this sizes...You can always check thru tyre size calculator to check compability and upgrades within 3% from the original size.


Have not try ecotint. BUt so far on 3M crystaline for 3 years plus...is great. I think better than my previous Vkool.

I'm using scotshield crystalline 40 for all windows. The good thing about 3M is the vision is great from inside the car - not dark, compared to someone viewing from outside.
You may try to ask the shop to do a comparison using sample films before deciding.

Do you know any shop in island that can fix the modulo spoiler (without led)..

This post has been edited by sonicmaster: Oct 29 2018, 04:43 PM

The steering feels too light. Doesn’t instill confidence during high speed cornering.

17inch is the current trend for most of the cars, so more choices compared to 16inch. Price difference is not that big too.

205/50/r16 will fit just fine to stock 16inch rim. But got a feeling that the tire is sliding slightly at the bottom side during hard cornering. Maybe just my feeling...dunno 🤔

hi wanna ask ask, the radiator coolant that red white cap, when i open it i didnt saw the red color coolant water is it normal? i only see inside is dirty. the coolant tangki down there already at the bottom line so i just add normal water(will buy the honda coolant next time) inside to upper line there. hope it is ok? is the water should add into radiator or add into tangki there?

This post has been edited by ycgoh123: Oct 29 2018, 11:51 PM

for 20 segments in fuel gauge, 1st segment can last almost 100km, then the rest finish up faster whenever fuel become lesser, especially the final 2 or 3 segments which shows only left 30km range to go... Is it normal? lol

of course the tyre will fit because the diameter is the same. However, the width of the rim does not suits the tyre...Stock rim is about 5-5.5inch wide...It suits best tyre size 175/185. The rim and tyre sidewall will be straight.

When you change from 185 to 205 without changing the stock rim, now you still have same rim witdh or 5/5.5inch with a wider tyre. If you notice, now your tyre surface is wider than your rim. You can see your tyre sidewall curving towards the rim instead of straight. This is 1 of the reason that cause the tyre sliding feel because the force should come from above not inwards.

It happen to my car also last time...first i change from 185/55/15 to 195/55/15 on stock rim (5inch width). Later on i change the stock rim to aftermarket rims with 6/6.5 inch while using the same tyre. It feels much more better compare to using stock rims...

Occasionally I also whack 180 lah. Only if all stars aligned, straight line, clear traffic, good weather.
If kena pot hole or some crazy cars suddenly cucuk into your lane without judging your speed = die...😱

I know...the stock rim is just too narrow.
The only reason that stops me from replacing it, is that Enkei stock rim is so well-built, like a tank.
You can basically throw a nuclear bomb at it, & it will still probably survive. 😒

Rm180-230 for 16" is probably price for OEM brands like Silverstone or Goodyear. You wouldn't want to get these if you looking for something better. FYI, I've bought Michelin XM2 15" for Rm220 like 5 years ago. I would say 16" pricing is closer to 17" than it is to 15" due to it being odd size (not so popular).

A photo would be useful.
Anyway, expansion tank (or spare tank) acts to store excess coolant from radiator when it expands from cold during operation. When it cools down (after you stop engine), coolant will contract and it draws coolant from the tank. This helps to ensure there is no air in the pressure part of cooling system. Air promotes oxidation aka rusting.

Therefore, if your expansion tank is empty, I feel you should check the coolant level in the radiator too. If you keep losing level, you have a leak.

Normal. My old car also like that. Always takes longer for the gauge to do down from the full sign.

the expansion tank coolant level is around the bottom line (2nd line) there when last night i check it. so i just add some normal water inside it.
so i guess i have to open again tonight to add water into the radiator itself?
sorry i am newbie still on learning for these checking. the last time add coolant is at July during service.(if they got add it)

Any problems if use battery water to topup radiator? According to the bottle label, it uses 100% deionised water.

Anyone purchase tokio marine insurance with zero gap? How is the price for second year onwards? Can share?

Anyone do tint outside? Because honda sa told.me if I do tint outside will void warranty for heater and power windows motor. Any idea?

Red colour coolant? I thought was blue?