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Bought some tyre shine products a while back and finally got my lazy bones to work and washed the car myself. Since I was washing, decided to do some experiment for the products i bought. Below are the pics of each of the products used on each tyre. All tyres are given 2 coats of the products and see which lasts longer and maintain its shine. Feel free to comment on the experiment so that I can do better in future experiments. The photos doesnt do justice to the shine. It actually is shiny but i cannot seem to take a photo to bring out the shine. I'll report the daily shine status of each tyres and see what are the results. As of now, in order of most shiny; 1) AG 2) MG 3) AM 4) AF
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They'll be 'thrown into the deep end' By Chua Lee Hoong, Political Editor ST INTERVIEW WITH PM LEE PEOPLE'S Action Party candidates who are potential office holders will be 'thrown into the deep end' immediately after their election so that they can get up to speed quickly. Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong told The Straits Times that the latest batch of potential office holders would not have the same luxury of time that he himself had. 'We will throw them into the deep end. That's the first step. Then we'll see how they work out. There is no other way,' he said in an interview with The Straits Times on Thursday. I a bit worried when I read this news. Do u guys feel the same?
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Not sure if posted before, pretty interesting. http://www.autoblog.com/2008/03/21/video-t...-in-experiment/
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I wanna ask something. This is the result of my experiment. Stopped on slope. Pull Handbrake. Turn off engine. If i we're to release handbrake, how would the brakes react? Results: -------- 1st pump, working, 2nd pump, working, 3rd pump...losing brake force... lesser brake depression on pedal, seems harder to step 4th pump brake unable to depress, car keeps rolling... 5th pump no depression....car keeps on rolling... Is this normal? Or does it suppose to work all the time(unlike above), with or without engine being turn on? This is very dangerous, if at high speeds and car stalls, then repeated pumping of brake = no more brake.. could crash and burn!! All post ur thoughts.
