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Sorry to hijack.

 

I'm wondering if there is any workshop providing servicing for our existing coilover to prolong lifespan?

 

Kam sia

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Supercharged

Sorry to hijack.

 

I'm wondering if there is any workshop providing servicing for our existing coilover to prolong lifespan?

 

Kam sia

 

Need to service meh?

 

I ask my workshop similar question.

Reply was if leaking, they can repair.

 

If gone, just change . It's not expensive anyway... provided if you know how to get.

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Supercharged

Need to service meh?

 

I ask my workshop similar question.

Reply was if leaking, they can repair.

 

If gone, just change . It's not expensive anyway... provided if you know how to get.

 

Oh, can all coilover in market be repaired for leakage?

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Oh, can all coilover in market be repaired for leakage?

 

Depend how severe is the leak.

 

I never own a Coilover... poor man car.. So usually 5-6 yrs, I just change when it gone real bad

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Depend how severe is the leak.

 

I never own a Coilover... poor man car.. So usually 5-6 yrs, I just change when it gone real bad

 

Your jap car is one of the most moddable ride... U were on 17" previously?

 

But stock shocks always got kok kok sound in morning!

 

I am on d1 spec coil - quite good stuff!

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Your jap car is one of the most moddable ride... U were on 17" previously?

 

But stock shocks always got kok kok sound in morning!

 

I am on d1 spec coil - quite good stuff!

 

Nope, just change to 17.. looks So funny on a small wheels..

 

Waiting to see my new rims on the weekend..

 

Actually I never touch spring , suspension...

All is previous owner who did it.. I guess some people just like their ride to be low but too bad, I don't appreciate it nor got the money to change.

 

My rules still apply, not spoil, don't change

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Why did some of you buy a Altis when you know it was meant for uncles like you said? I drove one for 3 yrs and it served me very well. No break downs, good fc, decent power, good comfortable drive n most imptly, reliable!

 

Funny how TS describe the drive, only suitable for drive below 70. I treated my Altis very roughly n i did not find it like what you mentioned. Maybe you got a lemon?

 

Ps, i am not a toyota salesman. :D

 

I just feel that some of the comments here didnt do justice to a good reliable family car!

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Nope, just change to 17.. looks So funny on a small wheels..

 

Waiting to see my new rims on the weekend..

 

Actually I never touch spring , suspension...

All is previous owner who did it.. I guess some people just like their ride to be low but too bad, I don't appreciate it nor got the money to change.

 

My rules still apply, not spoil, don't change

 

Wanted to see if your old 17 rims nice??

 

Post pics of your new rims this wkend!

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Wanted to see if your old 17 rims nice??

 

Post pics of your new rims this wkend!

 

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not my car.. i only buying the rims, CV3.. gun metal

 

long story for this rim.. hunting and searching high and low for this model, then must be correct fit..

supposedly to be deliver yesterday.. but the kuku service send the wrong address..

 

from unit 233, become 223...

 

*face palm*

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QUOTE (Kurty @ Oct 2 2013, 11:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Nope, just change to 17.. looks So funny on a small wheels..

 

Waiting to see my new rims on the weekend..

 

Actually I never touch spring , suspension...

All is previous owner who did it.. I guess some people just like their ride to be low but too bad, I don't appreciate it nor got the money to change.

 

My rules still apply, not spoil, don't change

 

Wanted to see if your old 17 rims nice??

 

Post pics of your new rims this wkend!

 

 

 

U thinking of putting 17" rims on yr car ah? [sly]

 

Poison.....Poison....Poison....Poison. Careful the disease is spreading to u again. Hahaha.

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Why did some of you buy a Altis when you know it was meant for uncles like you said? I drove one for 3 yrs and it served me very well. No break downs, good fc, decent power, good comfortable drive n most imptly, reliable!

 

Funny how TS describe the drive, only suitable for drive below 70. I treated my Altis very roughly n i did not find it like what you mentioned. Maybe you got a lemon?

 

Ps, i am not a toyota salesman. biggrin.gif

 

I just feel that some of the comments here didnt do justice to a good reliable family car!

Totally agree with you, bro.

 

What do you expect from a b&b car (omv<$20k)? My 07 Altis has served my family well for about 6 yrs without any issue. I find it value for $, decent power & comfort. No breakdown and simple maintenance... won't say fc is good but reasonable (ard 12km/l - 50% e'way)

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Don't want to start a new thread..

Hopefully someone advice me what I Should do..

 

Some questions:

front strut bar, apart from improving the stability when cornering, it does nothing much.

 

Anti roll bar, I read that most car nowadays has front anti roll bar only.

Anti roll bar also improve the stability and handling but stress suspension.

 

Adjustable aka coilover.

Some commented improve handling while some say comfort is sacrificed.

I know It's tough to strike a balance between handling and comfort.

 

If I were to choose comfort, what Should I go for?

 

my mechanics recommend me to consider a coilover, but none adjustable.

It look the Same like the normal suspension and with a spring on it.

 

Said to promise me the best of 2 world.

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Supercharged

U can try D1Spec coilover, most of my frens are on it. I would say quite comfortable if u lower the settings.

 

but i learnt, none of the coilover promise you the best of 2 worlds..

you can only choose 1..

 

well, sticking to heavy duty absorber.. nowadays they got air and oil type..

plus change to another better sport spring.. easily around rm1k ++

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