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Hi guys, I just upgraded the HU to Teyes, unfortunately the ori usb ports cant be used. Is there any way to make it useful? Just need it for phone charging not to wired connection to HU. Thanks

Quick question. Mudflaps. Yes or no?

Where did you get the HU installed? Did they thread the USB connectors that come with the HU to the glove compartmenr? You can get the installer to splice/split the cable to power up the original sockets.

I see Ativa everywhere on the road now. Any reasons why is it so popular??

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Mar 15 2022, 09:48 AM

affordable with high tech.

just go test drive then let us know

Maybe many upgrade from myvi as new daily drive.

Ativa doesn't have "Electric Parking Brake" right? Hope i never overlook on their brochure.

Correct.

Install at Neuton Penang, I’m not sure about the installation process but already ask them to power up ori usb socket. They said need to buy some adapter in shopee. But not sure what adapter.

Would like to know Ativa's brakes. How responsive are they ?

Funny, I installed at my regular accessory shop he didn't mention the need for any adapter also. Maybe they didn't charge me, I didn't ask. But I recommend to go back and get them to do it for you lor.

I would say they are alright. Nothing special, gets the job done of stopping the car.

But yes, the brakes require that you step further on them before it starts biting.

At this point I can only assume that its just a matter of a different setup compared to other car manufacturers, unless someone does a brake test comparison.

So its just something to get used to.

I think whats potentially annoying are the positioning of the pedals.

Most cars, the throttle pedal is almost to the furthest right in the foot well, but the Ativa positions it more to the left that it nearly becomes center and the brake pedal is slightly on the left side.

Futhermore, the pedals have a very soft angle, compared to my w203, the throttle pedal is almost vertical, allowing you to rest your foot on your heel. A soft angle pedal forces me to activate my feet muscles instead in order to keep the angle of my foot relative to the pedal and it requires further muscle activation when i need to lift off.

Most likely something i need to get used to which i gradually am, but the first 2-3 weeks of driving the car was really tiring on my right foot.

One last note about the location of the throttle pedals, its so strangely close to the center that sometimes when braking, i realise my slippers are really close to the throttle pedal that its touching it.

Edit: apparently dont know my left from my right.

This post has been edited by ed209: Mar 16 2022, 11:22 PM

^may i know ur shoe size number

Thanks for sharing. I think the brake force is similar to the Myvi generation 3. About the throttle pedal being too close to the left or center close to the brake pedal reminds me of the Kembara.

actual size is 7.5

but i think my slippers are 8

i see, since the ativa is identical to the g3 in weight, shouldnt be an issue then.

btw, have you test driven an ativa before?

does the ativa not have mudflaps?

curious to know why anyone would consider either having it on or off

increase wind resistance road noise

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