Yupz join TeamCity for more discussion. And Envy those Thais and their FiberShop. Well some of the local design
do look great ... yet ima still yearning for the quality ones that are available in Thailand.

Lol to get you started ....



Cheers Mate, Oh well at least we can put the Civic Mugen Spoiler as first step hahaha.

I believe someone this LYT forum is selling the spoiler, maybe you
can get in contact with him for Discount, currently it's quoted at rm199 (without Paint)

Oh here's the link :- http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=425230&hl=mugen+spoiler


Aiyar come la we do the Thick Skin no Care face style la, we just go with our Stock car ... Stock TAKEover la.
Maybe they can help us get lubang get cheap stuffs haha

This post has been edited by cloudyCO: Oct 19 2007, 03:16 AM

LOL hahaha sets!!!! we need show them our LYN power!!!

Oh and since many people like to read ... wakaka here's
a great article on the L15A Engine in our City/Jazz/Fit/Fit Aria
The Truly Amazing Honda Fit/Jazz

Alternatively from Steermatic(manual) mode , you can also just switch on the +7 mode. That way it will behave like normal automatic transmission
but with alot more control than conventional automatic cars. You can do a quick press to the accelerator to around 3/4 mark to drop gear for bends
and leave the accelerator depress to 1/2 mark so that the car can maintain a good torque for a quick and stable corner and burst to full throtle again coming
out of the bend.

LOL i don't know how to explain this , i sucks at car jargons ... just try it for yourself ... especially on S mode +7 ... once you get used to the pedal
... ppl will think you driving a Manual car even without the Steermatic.

KAkakakaka 80% of the time i on +7 mode cause i can't stand the MRT "1Gear" feeling. But really like appreciate the CVT when traffic jam LOL.


PS: omg babyk, i have always wanted to tell your this .... YOUR AVATAR IS JUST TOO DAMN HOT!!! it's very distracting! ARGH

This post has been edited by cloudyCO: Oct 19 2007, 03:49 PM

I am under the impression that CVT doesn't have a gear box at all , it's uses a pully system - with a set of predefine points of extension (our case - 7) for the Virtual Gears.
Honda CVTS' got gears? (sincere question).



Sourced from How CVTs Work **hyperlink

Ooo What's TS? Team Siti ??


PS: oh and grats man!

This post has been edited by cloudyCO: Oct 23 2007, 10:08 AM

Wakakak that's 2008 Honda Accord concept car. Waa if that's City Pengsan lor,
look at them size of that rims, and can imagine how big the car already kekeke.