but in that case.... you dun afraid the fuel consumption will be heavy??

yes. i live in klang, but work in pahang. i went to h2o, in jalan kapar

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Added on December 25, 2008, 3:53 pmno mugen, i asked oz racing, advan rg, the guy said they dont have those rims. except i saw 1 oz racing for bmw.

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Added on December 25, 2008, 3:56 pmthat 1 i dont know. but my friend uses lenso samurai sc02 on his myvi, travel from selangor to pahang, the fuel consumption is ok. i think the lenso in quite light. coz i can lift up the rim easily with 1 hand. but the fuel consumption maybe a little high after this since i will use 205-50 tyres. i used to travel to pahang using 185-55 tyre, and i didn't like it. especially when driving at karak highway.

This post has been edited by wackyflik: Dec 25 2008, 03:58 PM

Ah ic ic. That should be the same shop that I go too..hehe!
Maybe after getting the car, will change to 205/55. FC suffer a bit, nvr mnd la.. as long as fuel prices RM1.80/l or below

ya lor. the fuel price is going down again this 1 jan 09 to rm1.70. i dont care much about the FC as long as it is okay with me. but my safety while on the road is my priority concern.

hey anson81, u r torn between crystal black pearl and PMM too???
I love both colors so so so much. More suggestions plz... Thanks!!~~

It's hard to suggest to you unless you let us know what are your preferences
eg.
a) easy to maintain
b) more stylish
c) fresher look
d) uniqueness
e) elegant
g) etc

'Cos everybody here has their own individual taste. I like certain colors, but that's just me.

hmm...i want my honda city to look stylish, elegant and fierce look at the same time. Is tat possible???
Haha.

black with module is more than enough then... hehe

what you drive for test drive i believe have that requirement.

Then you need a Modulo bodykit..hehe! (Fierce)
Well.. IMHO, the Bold Biege Metallic brings out the stylishness and elegance of the car very well.
a) it has the gold look (and ppl might mistake it as a Civic) which is fresh (Elegance)
b) there is a nice contrast between the Bold Biege and the Grey front grill (Stylish)
c) since most ppl either choose PMM or Black, Bold Biege will be quite unique (Unique)

I sound like a sales man. Just take a look if you don't believe me

Bold Beige Metallic:


Talk about chic

This post has been edited by sysh: Dec 25 2008, 10:46 PM

nice car . i went to this honda showroom in mlk today but sadly, all the SA turned "ignore" mode on me .

too sad, malacca have only 1 honda showroom. perhaps u can come to KL. more competitive, so all SA are friendly enough^

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Added on December 26, 2008, 12:09 amhi wackyflik, can share more any diff for 205/50 tyre and 185/55. sorry im not in this field, so need to study more. mind to share?

This post has been edited by Travies: Dec 26 2008, 12:09 AM

[quote=andyjyneo,Dec 3 2008, 11:32 PM]
Take Polished Metal Metallic already. Be my bro.
Poison you with my Polished Metal Metallic.

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Added on December 3, 2008, 11:32 pm

hi there andyjyneo, the crv in the middle is a PMM or sparkle grey??? I love tat color but why i see the PMM honda city doesn't really similiar with the color on ur crv??

Wow... Spam so fast

now only i know, Toyota Vios G spec only come with 1 air bags... in other words. the new honda city S spec is much more better than G
spec vios... zzzz really dissappoint of toyota lately.

http://stoctouch.blogspot.com/2008/08/toyo...n-malaysia.html

CT owner here

the new 5th generation surely is worth drolling but on the other hand makes my 4G outdated (to add my pain, i cant seem to find the 3G and 4G thread anymore)

still the same family ma bro... previous generation city is equally good lar... for me is better than vios at all time. the vios centre dashboard dun make me peace of mind...

lucky the new CT come out great.....until now whenever i see the middle dashboard car, the 1st thing that came in mind is "Dugong!"

any 1 got silver color city with bodykit pic?
can share here?

This post has been edited by sharinganez: Dec 26 2008, 02:03 AM

Wrong. G-Spec and S-Spec comes with 2 air bags (i.e. Driver and Front Passenger). 1.5E has 1 air bag (i.e. Driver) while 1.5J has 0 air bags. Don't believe everything you read in blogs, check out Toyota's own website.

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Added on December 26, 2008, 2:09 amDon't worry about it, bro. A City will always remain a City.
I've been using a Protong for a few years already, so to be able drive a Honda now is a plus (except have to wait 3 months )

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Added on December 26, 2008, 2:15 amFor example the tyres I'm using... 205/55/R16 91V

205 = nominal width in mm (the width, or lebar)
55 = nominal aspect ratio (i.e. ratio of the tyre's height to its width). 55 means the height of the tyre sidewall (rubber to rim) in respect of the width. So in this case 55%
R = Radial
16 = The diameter of the rim, in this case 16"
91 = Tyre load index
V = Maximum permissible speed.

In essence, 205/55 tyres are broader than the 185/55 tyres. If all else are equal, there would be more rubber gripping the road with the 205/55 as oppose to the 185/55 which might affect (not much) your FC.

This post has been edited by sysh: Dec 26 2008, 02:15 AM

thanks sysh! sorry Travies, i went to sleep early last nite. dreaming about my new rim on my new city. i hope u understand about the size of the tyre. i just need a broader tyre for the car. i used to travel with my current city with 185/55 tyre. everytime i take the corner with high speed (100-110 kmh), the car seems like waving. then i changed to dunlop (195/55), it is better right now. maybe it affect a lil bit on FC. but with current fuel price, it costed me around rm20 - rm25 for 1 way trip, from klang to jengka and vice versa. usually i drive about 110kmh (speed limit in LPT) and sometimes 120-130kmh.

This post has been edited by wackyflik: Dec 26 2008, 08:24 AM