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  1. Hi All, Anyone know where to find free or cheap parking near Oxley Bizhub? 69 Ubi Road 1. Need to be there a few days. Thanks a zillion.
  2. Anyone can recommend a place for me to duplicate just the key blade (honda)? No need programming, no need remote, no need alarm system etc. Just need the cheapest possible duplicated key blade. PS: I do have the uncut blade/stem for the key, aka blank key. Thanks!
  3. http://www.songfish.com.sg/ self explantory! .. Jus wanna share with fellow bros. This place is really well priced... a tad far tho for east side dwellers... its in fishery port road personally recommend the alaskan crab legs! p.s... i don't work for them!
  4. i keep hearing cracking sounds in 1 of my speaker in my stock speakers after replacing the HU. i din notice last time have or not but it's been a year and the problem still persists and the shop tat helped me told me get a woofer can solve but i fixed woofer liao still cannot solve. 1 of the back speakers (suppose to be a sub) is still having cracking sounds like the speaker cannot take the sound like tat...but cannot be even if i switch on soft the crackling still have. sometimes the cracking stop but most of the times have. anyone know reliable audio shop tat would try to smoke me?
  5. Is there a wholesaler that we can get this oil from? I noticed that a lot workshops carry this stuff but are charging exorbitant prices for an oil change. Most won't bother selling you the oil by itself or if they do, they would charge you a high price for the oil. What is really messed up is that we only get the 4 litre bottles here instead of the 5 litre ones you can get in the states.
  6. used to have one which lasted for ages when i was a kid...now need one again cos need to swim to stay healthy
  7. http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.php?ID=406430&DL=1000 life insurance not included
  8. From 13 MAY CDG Mercedes will have fare adjustment. Flat down fare the same but the meter jump at $0.30 instead of the current $0.22 for normal taxi....Please take note. Dun blur blur go flag.
  9. hi everyone, any recommendations in the west to help take out my existing ICE setup and put in my stock instead ? as long as cheap and the stock works back again, selling car soon :)
  10. Thinking to clean some of my bags as well as parent one, any recommendation for cheap one? I just clean one in bugis area for $180 due to cough syrup spill. Maybe going to clean 12 bags, so price important hehe Thanks in advance
  11. 5 Places Where Drinks Are So Cheap, It’s a ProblemBy Ryan Ong in Frugal Living | Dec 3, 2013 5 Comments Life in Singapore is stressful, so there’s many occasions when I need to get plastered, even on a tight budget (e.g. stressful deadlines, impossible clients, days ending in the letter “y”). If you’re the same, keep an eye out for the places on this list. The money you save might even cover treatments for your cirrhosis: BONUS: Cheapass Tip for MoneySmart ReadersI’ve mentioned this in another article, but I’ll explain it again here. There is a possible way to get free drinks if your friends get sloshed enough, and your moral compass is more broken than your liver. Invite a group of friends out to drink with you – the more the better. Try to make it at least six people. Once the venue is agreed upon, be sure to arrive about 40 minutes late. By then, most people would have ordered a few bottles, a whole beer tower, etc. You can probably leech off the drinks already ordered, without calling for any yourself. If everyone’s sloshed enough at the end of the night, chances are good that no one will notice. For other money saving tips, you can always stay tuned with us on Facebook. 1. Five Izakaya Five Izakaya is modeled after Japan’s 300 Yen bars, which are basically just alcohol dispensers with walls. The “five” in Five Izakaya refers to the price of the drinks – you know how everything in Daiso is $2? Same concept here. Virtually every drink in this bar is $5. There are no gimmicks and no happy hours. It’s Asahi, Shochu, Choya, and various types of wine all going at $5 in the bar – anytime you walk in. Even the snacks are $5, probably because you can’t handle a more complex bill by the time you’re done. One problem though (at the Collyer Quay Outlet, I can’t speak for the others) is the food. It’s wildly inconsistent, and on some days the chicken tastes like pure mouthfuls of salt. But on most days the food is passable (And frankly, complaining about the food in a $5 bar is like complaining about the music in an elevator). There are three outlets, as described below. Pros - $5 Drinks, no specific happy hour Cons - Food can be inconsistent. Where and When: 16 Collyer Quay, #01-05B / Tel. 6536 8955 / Open from 12pm – midnight on Mon. to Fri. Open from 6pm – midnight on Sat. Closed on Sun. and Public Holidays. 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Changi City Point, #01-66/67 / 6604 8255 / Open daily from 12 pm to midnight 25 Cuppage Road, Cuppage Terrace / Tel. 6733 8097 / Opens daily from 5pm to midnight 2. Insomnia Bar & RestaurantLet me get this out of the way: I hate a lot of the clientele at Insomnia. Many of them are younger than me, which is depressing and therefore a personality flaw on their part (send rational retorts to [email protected]). My point is, the crowd can feel a bit youngish if you’re in the 35 to 40+ age range. The music and ambiance seem catered to the young-bloods too, so the dance floor and conversation may not be too attractive. That said, the booze is free flow. From 9pm to 11pm on Wednesdays, $20 will get you all-you-can-drink from the bar. And right up till 31st December 2013, you also get 40% off standard drinks via the CHIJMES promotion. Overall, if you want to drink on a Wednesday and you know you’ll be downing a lot more than $20 worth, come to this bar. Pros – All you can drink for $20. Until 31st December 2013, 40% off standard drinks. Cons - If you’re over 35, you’ll get the odd feeling that you just gatecrashed a 16 year old’s birthday party. Where and When: #01-21 CHIJMES, 30 Victoria Street / Tel. 6338 6883 / Open from 11 am to 4 am on Sun. to Tues. Open from 11am to 5 am from Wed. to Sat. 3. Tanuki RawThis place is as much about food as it is about drinks. And as the name implies, Tanuki Raw is about raw foods – in particular oysters. During Happy Hour (5pm to 8pm), this place serves up $10 Martinis. Every martini you buy lets you purchase up to a half dozen oysters at $2 each, and a plate of salmon sashimi at $5. So two martinis means you can buy 12 oysters and two sashimi plates, and three means you can buy 18 oysters and three sashimi plates, etc. (If you actually intend to down 18+ oysters with alcohol in one sitting, read this article first) This is one of my default hangouts, so trust me when I tell you (1) the drinks are insanely strong, (2) the Steak Tartare is amazing, and (3) Dennis is an awesome musician – I think he plays on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Pros - Extremely strong drinks at $10 a pop, cheap oysters, good live musician Cons - Not as affordable when it’s not happy hour, don’t get to pick the type of oysters Where and When: 181 Orchard Road, #02-03 Orchard Central / Tel. 6646 5949, does not take reservations / Open 11.30am to 10.30pm daily 4. Standing Sushi Bar This lovely arrangement isn’t going to matter after you get hammered. Standing Sushi Bar has two outlets in Singapore, each running different promotions. They’re also the parent company of Tanuki Raw. Do note that I’ve only visited the one at 8 Queen Street. The place at Queen Street comes close to Five Izakaya’s promotion: you can get $5 beers, wines, umeshu, etc. on certain days. This is paired with the chance to buy $3 sashimi plates. I’m told Standing Sushi Bar is related to Tanuki Raw, and their highly similar, cross-selling promotions also suggests it. The promotions are based on day of the week, as follows: Monday – $5 beer, wine, hot sake and umeshu, $2 sake, $3 Sashimi plate Tuesday - 50% off house pour and assorted foods Wednesday - 50% off house pour and assorted foods Thursday - Same as Monday A quick note: When it’s busy, the place sounds like a percussion section fighting a lion dance troupe. It’s noisy as hell is what I’m saying, so you won’t be drinking in peace – if that bothers you. At the Marina Bay Link Mall, happy hour is from 5pm to 8.45pm. You get $10 martinis, and $5 beers and sake. There’s also a range of $5 foods to pick from. Pros - Affordable drinks and dinner rolled into one Cons - At the Queen Street outlet, can get too noisy if you’re trying to conduct business or drown your sorrows. Where and When: 8 Queen Street, #01-03 Singapore Art Museum / Tel. 6333 1335 / Open daily from 12 pm to 2.30pm, and 6pm to 10pm. 8 A Marina Boulevard, B2-51 Marina Bay Link Mall / Tel. 6334 7038 / Open Mon. to Fri. from 11.30 am to 9pm, open on Sat. from 11.30am to 6 pm, closed on Sun. and public holidays 5. Working Title That’s not a typo in my header. Working Title is a cafe-bar on Arab Street, which adjoins – nay, is attached to – a hostel. The place has kind of a hipster vibe, but if you’re not allergic to that it’s a quiet place to talk and drink. The big star here isn’t the ambiance anyway, but the range of exotic booze at good prices. Chocolate beers, fruit beers, various unpronounceable craft or foreign beers, etc. line the racks at prices as low as $8. That’s great because (1) experimentation is always entertaining, and (2) it’s a fairly low price without anything being on promotion. You don’t have to accept bad house pours, or whatever the bartender squeezes out of his rag into your mug, just to get a good discount. Overall, Working Title is not the cheapest place on this list. But if you want affordable + different, duck in here for a taste. Pros – Exotic and unusual drinks, for low prices Cons - Food is not cheap, some of the clientele may listen to Skrillex Where and When: 48 Arab Street / Tel. 9734 4187 / Open from 9am to 10pm on Sun. to Thu. Open from 9am to midnight on Fri. and Sat.
  12. I always have this mindset when it comes to buy things, products and services. Especially when i am servicing my car or intending to upgrade some of the parts. When you are looking for cheap and good, it will not be fast. when you are looking for good and fast, it will not be cheap. when you are looking for fast and cheap, it will not be good. Just my 2 cents if thoughts! Do give me your opinion on this!
  13. Any good lobang for car air con servicing? Cheap and good? Currently my air con filter jam i think got funny ticking noise from fan i think... Just need to service and flush the air con... Pls advise thanks
  14. Just a check if any cheap rotation + alignment check? Asked around a few like $40-$60. No time to go malaysia due to reservist. It cost only about RM50~RM60 over at truely asia.
  15. Hi, I need to rent cars for the chinese new year, where can i get cheap ones? Thanks
  16. Hi I'm looking for one used car below $10K just for to and fro from work. Anyone got lobang? Currently already got a car but driven by my wife fetching my kids so maybe I'm looking for those cheap car or coe car.
  17. Guys, can recommend cheap shocks, 1 more year before scrap ?
  18. http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.ph...926&DL=1000
  19. Dear all, All along my wiper is changed by the AD who just change the just normal black rubber but costing a bomb. Can any member intro me what is a good brand and place to get wiper for. Do those life time wiper really worth the $$$? There is also some fancy type like no frame type? It is for Nissan Teana Thank you for your kind attention and time. Best regards, Rust
  20. Hi Everyone, Just sharing with ppl here for a chance to own an affordable car. I have a 8.5 year old Skoda Octavia that I am planning to send for Deregistration on 13 June. It's a good car that's got 1 year 7 months left of COE and only done 96,000 km on the ODO. Great starter car for any young adult or Student that needs to tavel the long distance daily to Poly or Uni. Take it at Market Scrap Value+ and you will have a workhorse at $4K depreciation per annum. You get back $11,600+ at the end of 1.7 years. Newer cars today are going at 6-8K depreciation. It's a waste for me to send her off to the Big Garage in the Sky. Hence this post. Interested parties can sms me for details at (9836)(6488) Cheers ! Skoda Octvia 1.6A Ambiente/Tour PRICE 18,000 ROAD TAX 740 TRANSMISSION AUTO ENGINE CAP 1595 REG DATE 14 Dec 2004 MILEAGE 96,081 COE $22,930 OMV $20,845 FEATURES Computerized Dash (Same as VW Passat) Safety Airbags Power Windows & Mirrors 15" OZ Sports Rims Black Leather Seats Knock Down Rear Seats Clean & Huge Boot Space 6 years of Servicing Records & Manuals NOTE Skoda Octavia uses the same chasis and engine as the VW Golf. 70% of the parts are from VW Golf & Bora. (Dials, computer dash, buttons & knobs)
  21. I am planning to get a cheap 2nd car something around $30-40k range - any advise? I cant wait till 2015 to get a new car.
  22. http://www.mayalab.com.sg/p/pennzoil.html
  23. Hi guys i would like to share this lobang. The shop is called PJ Tyres & Sport Rim Its at No1. Jalan Permas 10/3 Bandar Baru Permas Jaya 81750 Masai JB. Tel: 07-3871860 I went there together with my new 15" rims. I'am using a 13" rim at that moment. So i plan to get a Toyo T1R. I purchase 4 x toyo t1R 195/50 R15 Alignment and 4pcs centre cone hub for my 15"rims because my old hub cone is for 13". The tyres cost only + free balancing 1100 Alignment 25 Centre conex4= 95 Total its only $505 SING! (exchange rate 2.4126) Compared to singapore which is S$125-S$130 per piece without centre cone and without alignment. I think its a pretty good deal. Also you can go for a quick hair cut or massage just opposite the shop. Further down there is a carwash and KFC. Jaya jusco is also behind there. So i think its a good place! Tung Chun and kazama is also near there :) Just say to the boss Faris Proton wira black colour recommend :) Cheers!!!!!
  24. Hi guys! To save the money in our pocket, cheap workshop is another option we can get... i went to Malaysia JB today... lackey around for workshop to change my suspension. They qoute me RM$80 ( Labour charges ) for all fours! and RM$20-30 ( Labour charges )to change my motor oil include one oil filter only... ( have to bring own oil).
  25. Car Price Game Changed, Altis 1.8L will be cheap than 1.6L. two years down the road, Altis 1.8 will be more popular.
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