Saturday, January 14, 2012

Mod Budget.hehehehhe

Modification Stage

February: RM500

Custom exhaust work
• Increases engine performance ; suits Automatic and Manual transmission cars without sacrificing comfort and fuel economy
Street Performance=Rm500(12"inch bullet x2)(9"inch bullet x1) (4-2-1 Exhaust Manifolds) (bro kent LYN)

March:RM350
Drop in air filter : Stainless steel mesh
• Improves engine breathing, increase power and engine response
(K&N Drop In: RM200 ) DONE

Iridium spark plugs, Denso Iridium IT20
• Better firing power, more powerful and cleaner combustion
(Denso Iridium SparkPlugs = RM160) DONE

April: RM250

7. ECU Tuning
• Better throttle response, increases engine response
• Re-adjust idle speed to factory settings
G Car Care RM250 (Done)

May:RM270
Voltage stabilizer & Grounding cables
• Improves engine response, more stable battery voltage, reduces voltage drop from additional accessories
• Increases engine response, reduces voltage drop from additional accesories, more stable current
(PIVOT RAIZIN Voltage Stabilizer with Grounding Cable: RM120)

Spark plug cables : Triple core 10.2mm
• Improves engine response, better cold start, reduces voltage fluctuation from ignition coil to spark plugs ( more stable voltage )
(Arospeed 10.2mm triple core spark plug cable = RM150)

-R3 sport spring
-Bendix Metal King Brake Pad RM220


UR Front Strut Bar - Done RM130

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Exhaust System - Extractor

Following are the link with circulated in the net regarding header modification:
1. http://www.team-integra.net/sections/articles/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=50
2. http://www.burnsstainless.com/TechArticles/Theory/theory.html


This what we can conclude:


a. Header Diameter

- Bigger Diameter Header Shift Torque To higher Rpm. (Vice Versa for Smaller Diameter).
- Diameter Stepping to avoid exhaust reversal:

from Dave Stadulis at SMSP

you don't want to have the exhaust port on the head exactly matched to
the manifold/header...I've been told to have the header port about 1mm
(.039") larger all around the head port and no larger than 1/16". This
provides an anti-reversion attribute to the header. The same goes for
steps in the individual tubes.





b. Header Length
- Longer tubes will create more torque at the rpms below peak torque.


c. Collector Design

Shorter, large diameter collectors have more peak power.

Longer , smaller diameter collectors have more power in the midrange.



d. Sequential Pipe Paring

-neo cps 1-4, 2-3

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short bullet + mid box = noisy, gud pickup, top end not

long bullet + mid box = bassy not noisy, gud pickup, top end gud

bullet = 15" to 18" straight flow not swirl

maintain ori size piping and route

ekstraktor ( 4-2-1 @ 4-1 ) > nenas > tabung dpn ( catcon / bullet ) > tabung tgh ( silenser / bullet ) > piping > end mufler..

Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Exhaust Modification

QUOTE(TMY kia.. @ Sep 18 2008, 03:08 AM)
hmm .. i just only started plan to lightened the flywheel before that nothing is been mods ..
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get a drop in air filter and change the extractor first. make sure that when u change the extractor, the o2 sensor must be placed after the 2 into 1 joint. do not place the o2 sensor in the front, as that will result in an error code saying 'reached lean limit'.

Taken from LYN.

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

Modification Stage

Stage 1 Modifications
Concentrates on bolt-on parts for CAMPRO and CAMPRO CPS engines that are easily
Installed and maintained. Focused on improving street drivability with minimal “disturbance” ; suitable for everything driving.

1. Drop in air filter : Stainless steel mesh
• Improves engine breathing, increase power and engine response
2. Spark plug cables : Triple core 10.2mm
• Improves engine response, better cold start, reduces voltage fluctuation from ignition coil to spark plugs ( more stable voltage )
3. Iridium spark plugs, Denso Iridium IT20
• Better firing power, more powerful and cleaner combustion
4. Voltage stabilizer
• Improves engine response, more stable battery voltage, reduces voltage drop from additional accessories
5. Custom exhaust work
• Increases engine performance ; suits Automatic and Manual transmission cars without sacrificing comfort and fuel economy
6. Grounding cables
• Increases engine response, reduces voltage drop from additional accesories, more stable current
7. Throttle body polish ; swap basis with T/Body learning
• Better throttle response, increases engine response
• Re-adjust idle speed to factory settings


Stage 2 Modifications
Concentrates on major bolt on part, valvetrain, engine internals. For demanding street usage and everyday driving . Significant power increase, sharper response with reliability in mind.
1. Dori-Dori custom lightweight & under drive crank pulley
2. Accessories belt ( replacement ) for crank pulley
• Improves engine response, increase engine performance
3. Adjustable cam gears / pulley 1 pair
• Enables engine powerband adjustments to be made
4. Adjustable fuel pressure regulator
• Enables fine tuning of the engine air-fuel mixture, helps to achieve better power output
5. Lightened flywheel ; swap basis
• Increases engine responses and power, improves acceleration without sacrificing top speed
6. Performance clutch kit
• Reduces clutch slippage under heavy acceleration, better “bite” compared to OEM clutch, high-heat resistance
7. Lightened water pump pulley
• Helps to reduce engine load ( parasitic loss ) from the water pump pulley, lighter in weight compared to OEM pulley
8. Performance camshafts ; swap basis
• Increases power output from the N/A engine, many degrees available to choose from
9. High compression piston
• Increases power output, more powerful and complete combustion
10. Dori-Dori cylinder head Port & Polish
• Improves efficiency of cylinder head gas flow, increases power from all powerband
11. Valvetrain :
• Valve retainers
• Adjust valve angle
• Lightened valves
• Special tuned valves ( allows better swirling of air to increase better mixture of fuel and air)


Stage 3 Modifications
Strictly for competition use, major works concentrated on the reliability and efficiency of the engine to work under heavy load / stress. Major power output is to be expected here.
1. Custom special piston
• Improves power output
• Better lubrication & cooling to protect the piston and piston rings
2. Dori-Dori engine rebuild
• Done by specialist
• Detailed engine blueprint
• Detailed engine balancing
• Improves cylinder cooling & lubrication
• Increasing overall power output
• Increasing engine reliability under heavy load / stress
3. Limited Slip Differential
• Improves traction during cornering / static launching
4. Custom exhaust system
• Re-worked exhaust system to match engine needs
• May not be street legal
• Better exhaust gas flow for maximum power output
5. Custom intake manifold
• Designed for competition use
• Major increase in engine response at mid – high RPM
6. Custom cold air intake system
• Re-worked cold air intake system to match engine needs
• May not be street legal
• Better air flow from the filter to the intake manifold
• Increases engine and throttle response
• Increases power output

I will opted only on Stage 1 and a bit on Stage 2 just for sedak sedak

Finally I got my car

After long waiting period due to negligence on SA side, I finally got my car. The car was ready on 25th August by Salient Progress Batu Cave, then I pickup my car with JL99 in Selayang the next day. I would recommend those who wanna buy Proton, opted with Salient and avoid JL99 at all cost. Simply because JL99 is also a dealer to Suzuki, most of the time, the SA will much focus on Suzuki customer maybe due to higher commission I guess.


WVS - The first time I meet her (Engine Bay)






WVS - The first time I meet her (The mileage after 1 km drive to Petrol Station)

On that day, My SA was not kind enough to offer me any kind of gift or petrol. His excuse was that he already gave me lots of discount on the car price. Been educated man, normally, we want to avoid confrontation with the stupid. I just want to get over it and take this beautiful lady home ASAP. Without further argument I signed all related document take the car key and cabut to the next petrol station and when home.

At first when I drove this car it was quiet difficult for me. Drive by wire is indeed need different approach than conventional cable throttle in my previous ride. The acceleration is crazy as from 1.3 driver standard and the cornering is indeed superb. Congrates to Proton on this. However the engine is sound quiet a bit rough. I have to live with it, thats Campro engine characteristic.



The first mod I done on the same day to this car is to install wheel lock nut. This is due to the demand of ordinary Satria Neo user on the Neo Cps rim, some Cps owner are not lucky enough. Its not that I love the rim soo much but economically its better to invest in lock nut less than rm100 then later have to buy new set of rim and tyre more then rm1000. However, if the thieve decided to steal, they can get it anyway but at least, with lock nut, they need to put some effort.


Example of wheel lock nut and notice the thread special'ed to the key

On the evening on the way heading back to Temerloh (the next day drive to Kelantan for hari raya) I went to tinted the car with NS Cool Tinted near Maybank Taman Midah. The spec for the tinted :

NS Deluxe Deluxe Silver
Visible Light Transmission 60%
Infra Red 66%
Ultra violet 99%
7 years warranty

The workmanship was just okay-okay but they really put effort to entertain you plus the work very fast except one guy speaking on the phone while tinting my front windscreen. The tinted was not so dark and function as expected from rm300 tinted.lolx After 2 weeks I notice, some bubble on rear passenger window, will go to them when the time is right.


WVS - Tinting

After that I straight go to Terminal Putra, Gombak to pick up wifey and from there drive to Temerloh. The feeling of climbing the hill before genting sempah tunnel was superb. he he he he

I love this car and no regret until......


Monday, July 18, 2011