Oh.. 3M CR70 Tint + 3M Mat = RM2000... The tint ori price RM 2300 but they gave me RM1900 as student price... And the mat RM 150 become RM100.

I did it near Jalan 222 branch, Apple Auto. Address as below:
No.9, Jalan 235A, Kg.Baiduri, Seksyen 51A, 46100 PJ.

Just go straight when you see Honda on your left, until the crossroad with the smallest roundabout you ever see, then take 12 o clock path.. Continue till 2nd junction and turn left, then you will see a row of shops on left. Apple Auto is there... They also have another branch in Pandan Indah.

I am going there again on monday or tuesday...

CR70 blocks 99.7 heat and UV rays, with 70% light transmittance. Works well with Tag and GPS.. Garmin or my N95 GPS alike.
And the car still cold after I park it out my house during noon for 4 hours.

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Feb 2 2009, 01:50 AM

hi.. for those who has owned the NHC, may i know what km/h you can already feel the car is "floaty"?
if adding the anti roll bar, will it void any part's warranty?

The max I ever go is 110 km/h until now.. Still good... But, I would recommend to change the tyre to at least 195 for better cornering... 185 definitely will feel too small..

And sysh/travies... If want the sample of tinting, I can give it to you all for reference... All 3M samples are available since they gave me.

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Feb 2 2009, 01:52 AM

I did mine CR70 at the same location at RM1,300 at the same location, with the receipt of RM 2,300. coz SA did not take any comm from this. So depending on your negotiation skills. I even doubt did the SA gave me the fake 3M, So I went to this shop to verify. According to them, mine was the 1st customer of this gen of city for them. So they recognize my car.

Zero, I'm interested to do the 3M Mat, can recommend how to do this pls?


+) Today went for dinner with my friends and saw one of my friend is driving the blue city... cool color I can say, for ladies (no offense ya)

rm1300 for 99.7% heat rejection? for all 6 windows, using CR70? that is really cheap....even better bargain than the ecotint ray barrier.

If wanna change to 195 ned to change Rim along?

3M does;t have security film is it?

RM1300 according to the sample booklet, it is "AP" version of CR70 which only can warranty locally... But who knows if they really give the real CR70 right with that price which is very good...

ivtec2, just go to the place I mentioned.. Tell them you want 3M mats.. They will measure and cut the perfect fitting size for your car, standard price RM150.

Lunacry, with a normal 16' rim, it can fit at least a 205/55 or 205 50... But NHC 16' is something special or "abnormal" is this case, coz it can't fit 205 sized tyre, it is just a 16' rim without standard 205 width tyre space. The furthest you can go is 195/50 or 195/55... So if you just planning to change to 195, it is totally ok with the stock rim... If you want 205 tyre, you need to get another 16' rim.

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Added on February 2, 2009, 9:20 am3M have security tint as well... If you want the stats I can provide you

This post has been edited by ZeroSP: Feb 2 2009, 09:20 AM

Thx but i think i'll wait for the 1st set of tyre to run out first

The stock 16" rims of E-Spec NHC is 16x6J...so theoretically it can support up to 205/50/16. In actual practice, it's okay but not advisable. You need to change to a wider rim, 16x7J or 16x7.5J...will will cost more. I agree that NHC has weird rim and tyre sizes. 185/55/16 and 16x6J...

Better run the rims and tyres till the are out and then decide. Or else, just stick to 195/50/16 tires. Better for FC and less rolling resistance as well.

thinking of changing my NHC rims to 17" when the tires are due for change.. wat to u guys think.. plus the 17" tire is cheaper than 16".. so in the long run, ill cover back the money ..

Sure cheaper than 17"? I thought is more expensive?
This is what I hold back when I want to change. I ended up in 16".

I believe 17" tyres are more expensive than 16-inchers. Even for the same make and brand eg. Bridgestone RE001 205/50/16 and 205/50/17. Unless someone tells me otherwise....I could be wrong.

Eh, sorry, my statement is wrong. Haha...
As far as I know, 16" is cheaper than 17".

17" tyres are definitely more expensive than that of the 16" tyres, of course of the same make and grade.
I would suggest to those who wants to change to 17" rims and on a budget, to not do so and stick to the current 16" rims unless you want your FC and pick up to suffer a bit. Unless you can fork out a decent amount to get lightweight rims, it's not advisabe. Unless of course, you just want it for the bling-bling. Switching rims will also void ur warranty if im not mistaken to the wheels, suspension, and perhaps the EPS.

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Added on February 2, 2009, 11:05 am4mm?

btw if im not mistaken.. your 3M is Crystalline 70 all around?
just wondering, is the Crystalline 60 approved by JPJ? was offered that for the 4 side windows


This post has been edited by sysh: Feb 2 2009, 11:05 AM

A noob question here, the standard tyre pressure for NHC is 30 PSI, how come after 1st service in SC by filling up with nitrogen gas the tyre pressure dropped to 25.5 PSI? Is this normal?

New cars will be pumped with ridiculous pressure to prolong the pressure in tyre.

act this new rim design is a bit weird and its harder to clean up too due to too small gap

This post has been edited by LunaCry: Feb 2 2009, 11:25 AM

Sorry, suppose this is not the right forum but can anyone direct me to alink which post discussion on getting to midvalley from klang with less toll and mileage?? Sigh.. office is goint to be relocated soon...

Thanks,

Then I think you got to buy those jet washer...