Maybe the RM400 one has leather wrap, like one used in Waja CPS.

While you're at it, please find me a R3 emblem.

Not the original one, those will cost RM60++. Looking for the 'ehem' ver.

Yap. Very expensive. Scared later people go and peel off the emblem.

At the CPS 1.6 emblem.

CPS 1.6 R3

Damn.. you hit that bike issit, or issit the other way around?

Haha .. you're introduction certainly give impact to us.

Thats a possibility. My friend encountered this situation once while driving alone. The car seems very heavy and then he politely ask some of the 'passenger' to get off as its too heavy, and the he can drive normally again. After that, had a fever for 3 days.

Better use 2-way alarm, as it can alert you if intrusion occur.

205/50/16 price is RM228 per pc. 15" should be slightly cheaper.

The difference when being divided to 24 month (average tyre lifespan) is quite negliegible.

Not really, my aftermarket rim and tyres (16") weight lighter than stock (15") and the overall diameter is also smaller.

Most aftermarket rims are lighter than OEM but easier to crack if you hit potholes.

That why I said 'most', not 'all'. JRD are known to be 'soft' easily bend. ICE brand donno, never used. Better use Taiwan rims, better design/pattern.

Standard alarm is one-way, you can only send signal/info to your car (lock/unlock etc). 2-way alarm allows you to send and also receive signal from your car. Let say someone open your car door, the car itself will send signal to your transponder to alert you instead of just sounding the siren.

Auto start function is quite dangerous actually because (1) car like mine need time from ON till start to allowed proper checking/calibrating of ABS and airbag and (2) when you accidentally left/park your car in 'gear' (especially MT car park at slope).

You cannot drove the car even with auto start without keys inserted. It will auto shut down when you release the handbrake.

Even in Japan, when you bought alarm with auto-start function, the function is not connected/disabled by shop/dealer. You need to do it yourself as the don't want to take risk of system (especially electronics) failure and also because there's someone accidentally killed by this function (he accidentally stand in front of car with autostart function and the car is in gear) and the intaller got sue'd.

You will risk harming your engine in a long run if you don't allow proper ECU check and even risk in ABS function failure when you doing emergency brake.

Not worth it to invest in lighten crank pulley to save fuel, you will end up revving more as the pick-up increase (for my case lar).

I think the best way to save is to keep our car in top condition. Service on time, and take good care of it so it can last at least until the re-payment period ended. No need to change car.

Even it is run by electrics, its still depend on signal coming from gearbox and flywheel to calculate the distance. Changing rims can also affect distance measurement (but not much).

Its due to design of the fuel tank, maybe the 'float' got stuck inside.