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That one rich wannabe lol [:p]

Dont be sour grape, those that can afford it more or less got standard one. Wait till you own one without too taxing on your pocket then you know how much income you need to have

Unless u drive bentayga otherwise harrier forester are all same class lol

Wah must drive bentayga then wu class? The rest no class?? If that is the case might as well say cayenne and forester all same class??? Mai joking le...

Unless u drive bentayga otherwise harrier forester are all same class lol

Wah must drive bentayga then wu class? The rest no class?? If that is the case might as well say cayenne and forester all same class??? Mai joking le...

Yes SIR!

 

I have lower "class" than a hawker.

 

:a-panic::a-panic:

Why you make fun of hawker? Your sarcasm really cmi. Some hawker earn more than you, some even drive S class etc. Dont laugh at them coz without them you cant have food at low price. You cheapskate

Yes SIR!

 

I have lower "class" than a hawker.

 

:a-panic::a-panic:

Why you make fun of hawker? Your sarcasm really cmi. Some hawker earn more than you, some even drive S class etc. Dont laugh at them coz without them you cant have food at low price. You cheapskate
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Why you make fun of hawker? Your sarcasm really cmi. Some hawker earn more than you, some even drive S class etc. Dont laugh at them coz without them you cant have food at low price. You cheapskate

 

But, the hawker really earn more than me.

 

I respect them.

 

I never laugh at them.

 

I am very very serious.

 

Hawker has more "class" than me.

 

:chilling:

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Dont be sour grape, those that can afford it more or less got standard one. Wait till you own one without too taxing on your pocket then you know how much income you need to have

Wah must drive bentayga then wu class? The rest no class?? If that is the case might as well say cayenne and forester all same class??? Mai joking le...

Wah must drive bentayga then wu class? The rest no class?? If that is the case might as well say cayenne and forester all same class??? Mai joking le...

Why you make fun of hawker? Your sarcasm really cmi. Some hawker earn more than you, some even drive S class etc. Dont laugh at them coz without them you cant have food at low price. You cheapskate

Why you make fun of hawker? Your sarcasm really cmi. Some hawker earn more than you, some even drive S class etc. Dont laugh at them coz without them you cant have food at low price. You cheapskate

Whos joking here? Harrier higher class than forester? Dont joke le. I nvr say cayenne same class with forester. Dont put words into my mouth.

 

Nobody is being sour grape here. I am now driving a harrier but i can afford to buy S class or Q7. Its a matter of choice those buying forester doesnt mean they got no money buy harrier. Got hawker drive kia cerato although his business better than his neighbouring hawker that drives XJ and 5er

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Whos joking here? Harrier higher class than forester? Dont joke le. I nvr say cayenne same class with forester. Dont put words into my mouth.

 

Nobody is being sour grape here. I am now driving a harrier but i can afford to buy S class or Q7. Its a matter of choice those buying forester doesnt mean they got no money buy harrier. Got hawker drive kia cerato although his business better than his neighbouring hawker that drives XJ and 5er

Bro, your words show your class!  [thumbsup]

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Whos joking here? Harrier higher class than forester? Dont joke le. I nvr say cayenne same class with forester. Dont put words into my mouth.

 

Nobody is being sour grape here. I am now driving a harrier but i can afford to buy S class or Q7. Its a matter of choice those buying forester doesnt mean they got no money buy harrier. Got hawker drive kia cerato although his business better than his neighbouring hawker that drives XJ and 5er

Hu Thai,

 

Cannot praise you enuff but your post certainly deserve my response at the least .. as Andrew says, you shows your class beyond many, including myself.

 

Din know you are driving a harrier but your objectivity and impartiality I salute ...

 

Btw, let's refrain any further response to most handsome bro in mycarforum and he can enjoy looking into the mirror to be satisfied with himself all he wants.

 

Cheers.

 

Richard

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Hu Thai,

 

Cannot praise you enuff but your post certainly deserve my response at the least .. as Andrew says, you shows your class beyond many, including myself.

 

Din know you are driving a harrier but your objectivity and impartiality I salute ...

 

Btw, let's refrain any further response to most handsome bro in mycarforum and he can enjoy looking into the mirror to be satisfied with himself all he wants.

 

Cheers.

 

Richard

 

One is Class 95

 

the other is Crass 95

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Have been driving harrier for 1 week plus, the ride really comfortable..power in eco mode is there just maybe sometime we don't 'step' too much..

 

Over all happy with it although spending 30k more then FXT

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Have been driving harrier for 1 week plus, the ride really comfortable..power in eco mode is there just maybe sometime we don't 'step' too much..

 

Over all happy with it although spending 30k more then FXT

Lol bro, happy for u, I am waiting to collect the car on end of jan, looking forward to it
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Owners, can share whats the tire pressure settings u guys use?

 

Manual states 220 which I find it puzzling for 18".

The recommended pressure of a car is usually affixed at the door frame on the driver side
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The recommended pressure of a car is usually affixed at the door frame on the driver side

Not for harrier :(

 

I ard 210 dont like too hard

210 not under inflated? My previous ride 17" I am on 230F/220R & much lighter car than HT.
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Not for harrier :(

 

210 not under inflated? My previous ride 17" I am on 230F/220R & much lighter car than HT.

I dunno i prefer soft ride unless i go malaysia then i pump according to label
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I dunno i prefer soft ride unless i go malaysia then i pump according to label

Hi Thai,

 

Recommended tyre pressures on car label refers to cold tyres in the case when you are at tyres shop for new ones.

 

For petrol station pump, you should pump up to additional 10-15kpa to recommended tyre pressure on label without any loaded passengers since tyres are already heated up and loaded tyres will show higher pressures... if you have installed tpms, you will then notice tyres pressure nearer to the recommended tyre pressure in the morning after left overnite and it is ok to be higher after running around especially during hot noon.

 

As a result of above overlooked points, we tend to under-inflate our tyres and have prematured tyre wear on outside of tyres in additional to more noisy ride, poorer FC and longer braking distance than intended.

 

Especially for long distance nshwy driving, it is more important to get tyre pressure correct and not under inflated.

 

Cheers.

 

Richard

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Hi Thai,

 

Recommended tyre pressures on car label refers to cold tyres in the case when you are at tyres shop for new ones.

 

For petrol station pump, you should pump up to additional 10-15kpa to recommended tyre pressure on label without any loaded passengers since tyres are already heated up and loaded tyres will show higher pressures... if you have installed tpms, you will then notice tyres pressure nearer to the recommended tyre pressure in the morning after left overnite and it is ok to be higher after running around especially during hot noon.

 

As a result of above overlooked points, we tend to under-inflate our tyres and have prematured tyre wear on outside of tyres in additional to more noisy ride, poorer FC and longer braking distance than intended.

 

Especially for long distance nshwy driving, it is more important to get tyre pressure correct and not under inflated.

 

Cheers.

 

Richard

 

 

Hi Richard,

 

Under-inflate tyres will have prematured wear on the outside, noisy ride and poorer FC, this I agreed, but longer braking distance ......... hmmmm shoudn't this be on the over-inflate tyres ? Correct me if I wrong.

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Hi Richard,

 

Under-inflate tyres will have prematured wear on the outside, noisy ride and poorer FC, this I agreed, but longer braking distance ......... hmmmm shoudn't this be on the over-inflate tyres ? Correct me if I wrong.

By Jazz,

 

Understand where you are coming from on your query with more tyre contact with road for under inflated but both under inflated and over inflated will have longer braking distance than ideal.

 

I would imagine the under inflated tyres to buckle more and react slower which increases bracking distance. Under inflated tyres certainly does not reduces braking distance else we would all be taught to do so.

 

Cheers.

 

Richard

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