New Facelift Honda City Test Drive Stories at Esplanade Penang Another sunny Saturday, I’ve landed myself and my girlfriend at Honda Showroom, Upper Penang Road just opposite the E&O Hotel to test drive the all new facelift Honda City. I have being eager to drive the car since long time ago but was too busy for […]
Author Archives: Kelvin Ang
06
Jan
Jan
OEM Vs Replica Wheels: Myths and Facts Many of Malaysian and other countries drivers like to upgrade their car’s OEM wheels to replica wheels to enhance their car’s outlook. We may have seen a lot sellers selling low prices on replica wheels or replica rims everywhere. Most of replica wheels come from China, Taiwan, Thailand as well as our […]
05
Jan
Jan
Voltage Stabilizer And Grounding Cables Effect – Myth And Fact Many of auto enthusiasts told us by installing the voltage stabilizer with grounding cables into our vehicle, the device able to provide better TORQUE and FUEL CONSUMPTION to our vehicle. But how this tiny device with few capacitors and and the thick colorful cables able to give […]
03
Jan
Jan
Tap Water will Harm Your Engine Radiator Our car’s engine will heat up when we driving. An optimum temperature will be provide better efficient for the engine to burn the fuels but overheated will damage the entire engine. Radiator is build for cooling the engine, to prevent the engine from overheat. Radiator required coolant and […]
03
Jan
Jan
Do It Yourself Paint Scratch Repair on Car Apply touch up paint to deep scratches, key marks, bumper damage, rock chips, and other minor paint damage, without blobs or scars, using the unique ScratchWizard touch up kit: 1. Clean area with glass cleaner 2. Fill with WizardPutty 3. Remove excess Putty with ScratchLeveler 4. Clean […]
03
Jan
Jan
One of the simplest ways to extend car engine’s lifespan is to not leave it idle for long periods, and accelerate slowly when the user start to drive. This is because the most wear and tear to the engine and drive-train occurs in the first 10-20 minutes of operation as the engine hasn’t operate at its optimum temperature […]