i guess it can be fun trying to cucuk other cars.. but do keep a safe distance if the bugger in front of u "dun wanna play nice." u dun wan to end up full cucuk into the backside and waste that front bumper of urs and money fly fly. peace.

however, i do encourage the 0-100 sprint which you (MT drivers mostly) will taste the victorious moment of "eat my smoke" scenario when u pull away from the other cars....

CPS rulez...

nice girl or not? did u manage to get the number? try drifting around like the tokyo drift la...

i remember the back of the ori head unit (HU) is those to plug with RCA. i think the cable RCA-3.5mm headphone jack only cost less than rm10.

there should be an input RCA connection at the back of the HU.

u should be able to select the input once u have the plug into it. the headphone jack can plug into many external devices ie mp3 player, ipod, etc...

This post has been edited by jctasoga: Feb 28 2009, 09:57 PM

maybe trying to 'court' you? trying to give you 'signals' already mah...

i dun think accord can pull away during the 0-100 sprint. we shouldn't be too far behind. i'm seriously very confident with our cps engine sprint.. hehe..

having said that, really need to find the gearshift levels that are most efficient in terms of getting into the powerband and not wheel spinning.

normally i will rev until 4k in 1st gear, then 5k in 2nd gear n onwards. i tried 1st gear until 5k but sure wheel spin. and loss of traction as a result of tat...

can other cps MT members discuss more abt the normal gear upshift to get the best powerband across each gear change? (sorry to AT cps members... teehee... )

This post has been edited by jctasoga: Feb 28 2009, 10:03 PM

this will be a bit tricky for first timers. i also watch my audio installers take out the centre console on realize how 'easy' it is. not a big hassle but require some trying out.

things/gadgets u will need:

1) screw drivers - philip + flat head (optional)
2) foam tapes (optional but recommended)
3) aux cable RCA (obviously)
4) 100plus (cold one recommended)
5) 30-45mins time

steps:

1) make sure all ur electronics are off, keys off the ignition (particularly i hate that beep beep beep sound)
2) unscrew ur gear knob. rotate it anti-clockwise.
3) there is a rubber piece in front of the gear console. its just below the coinbox/ashtray. flip that up and you should see a philip screw there. unscrew it. no need to take it out.
4) there are 3 clips on both sides of the head unit. there are six clips altogether. u will need a bit of force to take them out. pry it a bit and pull towards yourself.
5) you should be able to see the row of philip screws. there would be 4 of them holding the headunit. unscrew them and take out the HU.
6) plug in the RCA for your aux input
7) i don't know how you will active the aux input but try a few buttons on the HU.
8) put some double sides foam tapes on the clips before u put them back. mine was loose so there was slight vibration when i drive the car.
9) reverse the above orders and voila, enjoy ur new settings.

note: if ur aux rca cables are long enough, you can pull it down to the rubber compartment in front of the gear console. there are empty space at the back of the ashtray/coinbox.

if i missed out anything, please feel free to add on.

happy DIY-ing

sphiroth, i tot u wanted to install the touch screen wan? hehe.. go first la..

but actually i think its a waste to install in waja. only driver side can watch coz the console is a facing towards the driver.. truly a driver friendly car..

lordragos, sorry to hear tat. accidents do happen. see can knock knock back a bit. scratches, if not deep, can still remove with polishes. if can feel with ur finger nail tips, then need to respray liao.

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Added on March 2, 2009, 8:20 pmoh ya, just a quick note. Pro-RS is having a 10% + free delivery nationwide for its steel hose brake kits. WAJA i think its comes down to about RM230 after 10% off and its free delivery anyway. last time i remember buying for same price + rm10 for postage.

This post has been edited by jctasoga: Mar 2 2009, 08:20 PM

everyone taste is different. i prefer volk racing type CEn. hehe.. bright gold i think will quite match the twilight blue... like subaru style.. hehe..

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Added on March 3, 2009, 8:41 pmprefer UR bars as proven to be strong. but i dun really like white colour... very hard to match with car's colour and eye catching. i prefer black struts.

This post has been edited by jctasoga: Mar 3 2009, 08:41 PM

haha.. go for it bro. all the support and morale r with u

hm... haven open up the air filter yet.. kaka.. will do it this weekend.

dun poison me like tat la sphiroth. i know k&n is a good worthwhile upgrade. but i'm saving for the exhaust upgrade at same time also.. hehe... waiting for r3 to come out with it..

welcome to the new members.

woah.. all the mods... slurp!

i was playing around with superlon this evening after work. finally bought a roll with adhesive on the back and try to plug those holes tat causes water leakage by the door sills.

however, after 2 hrs of fiddling.. i still can't get the correct angle so tat the water doesn't slip into the door sills... i thought my waja would be better than the wira in this section. x_x

the rear door sills more headache... no time to do today. continue tmr...

welcome norseman

off shores even better... no bloody way of getting atm around here.. hahaha. good one guys...

hohoho....

i just checked my ori air filter... many fine sands inside the air box... need to vacuum it out.

i think K&N air filter is good buy. Try to re oil when its dirty or 20k mileage like wat eujinee mentioned. if u do travel often, the filter will get dirty easier. some more follow behind heavy vehicles, the smoke is going to clog ur air filter faster than anything else.

cheers.

still under warranty? go n claim from sc. if no more warranty can ask from outside shop.

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Added on March 8, 2009, 5:09 pminteresting... i was going to do a project on internal lighting as well. will add 1 under driver , 1 under front passenger and 1 for each for rear passenger seats. still gathering info on the LEDs that are suitable for this project. i might end up getting those white LED strips coz i think they are bright enough.. hehehe

i was tempted to mod on the handles as well so that we can see the handles when we reach we're trying to find it when its dark inside the car... still thinking how to do it.

This post has been edited by jctasoga: Mar 8 2009, 05:09 PM

looking for the luxeon LEDs 1w which are bright n low power consumption.
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...ed&form=KEYWORD

add in this:
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?I...AT&SUBCATID=347

interior light delay kit.

voila... ur very own ligthing project. cost wise looking at rm100-150 hehehe..

but there are other methods to reduce this as well.. so i'm looking around for the best ways to do it... normal LED strips is my choice coz the luxeon LEDS cost as much as rm50 for one pcs.....