Great! Nice shot bro!
I drive the Altis the same way I drive any other car, especially in the city. Not much hataw and I shift up at around 2000-2500 rpm. I still get dismal city FC.
Yesterday though, brought it to Tagaytay and Nuvali, got a mixed FC of 11.5 km/L despite the awful traffic in Tagaytay and passing an unknown road going back (Casile Road). It's not so bad on the highway but city FC is so-so.
Might be weight of the rims. Just wait for the break-in period to finish. If you can't, then a little "birit" every now and then helps the process along.
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Friend got similar rims on his Altis... surprised me that the ride was still pretty good, despite the rim size. The shocks on the new Altis seem properly valved for bigger wheels... put wheels that big on an old Corolla and the soft ride went to heck.
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Might be weight of the rims. Just wait for the break-in period to finish. If you can't, then a little "birit" every now and then helps the process along.
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Friend got similar rims on his Altis... surprised me that the ride was still pretty good, despite the rim size. The shocks on the new Altis seem properly valved for bigger wheels... put wheels that big on an old Corolla and the soft ride went to heck.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
I think the car's getting more birit than a sub-1000 km car should get hehe. [emoji13] But I'm being nice to it, no flat out runs until after the first PMS. Hopefully by then the FC improves as well.
The wheels feel just as heavy as the OEM rims which seem denser, although of course the wider tires also have greater rolling resistance.
Sir Jut
m/t or cvt G?
Nice shot pwede ng pang magazine
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Sir Jut
m/t or cvt G?
Nice shot pwede ng pang magazine