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Or we could take TB's Brick, like that maybe got chance [laugh][laugh][laugh]

 

Good idea. [cool]

Come to think about it, if I am to drive with Master G along the NSHW, we will be at least 20KM apart in just one hour!!!! [shocked]

 

Whoa! Clement, you would have to slow down for us! [shocked]

 

[laugh]

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I'm sure Mondeo's twin exhaust will leave more smoke for us to smell together with Guyver's BBS.....my brick cannot catch siah! [laugh]

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I'm sure Mondeo's twin exhaust will leave more smoke for us to smell together with Guyver's BBS.....my brick cannot catch siah! [laugh]

 

If yr brick also cannot up , so how can I catch up !! [laugh]

 

maybe must put NOS liao [sly][sly]

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Hi! there, Civic,

 

I think the only way to keep up with Mastur G., is to make a roadster out of his car. Remove the 2 rear doors & roof. [;)]

 

Rgds

 

Paul Yong

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To see whether your BBS can clock any new top speed along the NSHW... [:p][/reply]

 

I didn't do anything else... how to increase the top speed?? perhaps letting some gas out might help?? [laugh][laugh]

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Worried that if we were to follow Clement in to NSHW, we wouldnt be able to catch up! [:/]

 

[laugh][/reply]

 

Pls.. i'll be smelling E46, Paul, Mike, TB, etc... smoke 1st... man!! [:p]

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It would be good if we can smell his exhaust!!! [laugh][laugh][laugh][/reply]

 

Yah... smelling my exhaust is ok.... i got Emax... so the exhaust are less harmful... plus i think got some nicer smell as well...... [laugh][laugh]

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Good idea. [cool]

Come to think about it, if I am to drive with Master G along the NSHW, we will be at least 20KM apart in just one hour!!!! [shocked][/reply]

 

I'll keep to the speed limits lah..... i got no $$ for the "kopi $$" man!! not like some pple here... can speed like siao.... [laugh]

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Whoa! Clement, you would have to slow down for us! [shocked]

 

[laugh][/reply]

 

Pls lah.... the rest of them got to slow down for us lah!! Btw... where's Oinkened?? long time no see him liao.... literally vanished!! any idea?

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I'm sure Mondeo's twin exhaust will leave more smoke for us to smell together with Guyver's BBS.....my brick cannot catch siah! [laugh]

 

Btw... what's your brick's top speed?? i mean... the top speed that u've personally tried before....

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Whoa! Clement, you would have to slow down for us! [shocked]

 

[laugh]

 

Pls lah.... the rest of them got to slow down for us lah!! Btw... where's Oinkened?? long time no see him liao.... literally vanished!! any idea?[/reply]

 

He should appear soon, cos recently got world cup lah [laugh]

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I thought the tyre pressure will be dependent on the temp of the tyre (the air content)?

 

Anyway, find it difficult to guage so prefer to pump it when cold. [blush]

 

BTW, Stamford Tyres @ Lok Yang is having a 50% sales on tyre pressure guage. They have both analog and digital ones, but without bleeding function. [:/]

 

Do you know where to get one with bleeding function?

 

That's exactly what I mean! [;)] When you drive, friction will cause the tyres to heat up. Under normal circumstances, can increase by 2 psi. Under stressful conditions like constant highway drive or on the tracks, temp will go up even more, and so does the pressure.

 

How to pump when it is cold? Just the drive to the petrol station will heat up the tyres! That's why I pump a few psi above what I need and bleed it to my preferred pressure the next morning. Lets say I want a pressure of 32psi. I just set the pump to 36psi, then bleed it to 32 next morning.

 

Autobacs sells a bleedable pressure gauge called the Stethogauge. I think it costs about $16 - $18. I'm using the Blue Point gauge from Snap On Tools. A bit expensive at $40 but I've no regrets! [:p]

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Yah... smelling my exhaust is ok.... i got Emax... so the exhaust are less harmful... plus i think got some nicer smell as well...... [laugh][laugh]

 

BTW, how's your EMAX doing?? [shocked]

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That's exactly what I mean! [;)] When you drive, friction will cause the tyres to heat up. Under normal circumstances, can increase by 2 psi. Under stressful conditions like constant highway drive or on the tracks, temp will go up even more, and so does the pressure.

 

How to pump when it is cold? Just the drive to the petrol station will heat up the tyres! That's why I pump a few psi above what I need and bleed it to my preferred pressure the next morning. Lets say I want a pressure of 32psi. I just set the pump to 36psi, then bleed it to 32 next morning.

 

Autobacs sells a bleedable pressure gauge called the Stethogauge. I think it costs about $16 - $18. I'm using the Blue Point gauge from Snap On Tools. A bit expensive at $40 but I've no regrets! [:p]

 

Thanks. I will checkout AutoBacs for that.

Where did you buy yours?

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