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June 25th, 2007 10:11 AM #282
kurek!
kahit ano gawin, matatag talga crosswind. that's the downside. the "upside" of that is... kahit puno yung likuran mo, hindi titingala yung hood ng crosswind when it's fully loaded. unlike the mitsu adventure. and swabe na suspension when the crosswind is fully loaded, the rear leaf springs does its job well. at least that's the feedback of a fellow driver who got to ride at the rear when we were travelling.
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June 25th, 2007 05:21 PM #283
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June 25th, 2007 05:22 PM #284
It's different. It's very different.
Example: Crosswind MT versus Crosswind AT, parehong XUVi. Yung XUVi MT namin, mga 30-35 seconds from 0-100 km/h. Yung XUVi AT, mga 45 seconds from 0-100 km/h.
Kung ang basis mo lang ay sa trapik... 0-40 km/h lang... yes, halos patas, pero kung sa highway o sa pag-o-overtake, malaki talaga ang diprensiya. Halos di ka maka-overtake sa mga ibang lugar pag Crosswind AT ang dala mo.
Ang MT na Crosswind, kung mag-o-overtake ka, downshift ka lang, mag-press ng gas, okay ka na. mag-a-accelerate na. Kung AT na Crosswind, usually may delay ng 1-2 seconds bagong mag-react ang transmission, tapos mas mabagal pa ang pick-up dahil mas mabigat ang transmission (mga 15+ kilos ang torque converter, tapos may "drag" pa galing sa transmission fluid) at mas mahaba ang gearing. So ang overtake mo na 10 seconds sa MT, mga 15-20 seconds sa AT.
Kahit sa automatic na Civic 2.0, na 5-speed na imbes na 4-speed, mas mabagal pa rin ang pick-up kumpara sa Civic 2.0 MT. Sa pag-testing namin ng lakas ng vehicle na ito sa dynamometer (pang-sukat ng horsepower ng makina), halos 20 hp ang diprensiya ng dalawa... dahil lang sa bigat ng rotating mass ng automatic transmission.
At malaki ang epekto nito sa fuel consumption sa trapik. Ang 1.6 ko dati ay AT... kasing lakas sa gas kung ikumpara sa tsikot ko ngayon na 2.0 na MT. Yung 2.0 na AT ko nga dati, parang Expedition kung uminom...
Sa mga nakikita mong review, iba't ibang klase na AT ang mga yun. Kung Volkswagen na DSG o Honda na CVT, halos patas sila sa MT sa bilis at tipid. Sa mga sports cars, hindi mo puwedeng ikumpara sa mga tsikot na mura... dahil ang additional 15-30 kilo ng bigat ng torque converter, halos walang epekto sa makinang may 300-600 hp. Pero kung traditional na AT sa isang pang-araw-araw na tsikot na wala pang 100 hp... malaking bagay siya.
Also, malaking bagay kung saan yung review. Sa US, mostly diretso ang kalye nila, at mas magaan ang trapik... kaya ang diprensiya sa tipid sa gasolina, maliit lang.
Kaya, tuwing manual kumpara sa matic' ang usapan... dapat klaro kung anong klaseng tsikot at anong klaseng matic' ang pinapag-usapan.Last edited by niky; June 25th, 2007 at 05:36 PM.
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June 25th, 2007 08:53 PM #285*niky
mayron akong corona 2.0 AT 97,pinalitan ko pa airfilter,hindi naman kasing lakas ng expedition,kung magexpedition na lang ako parehas lang pala,mahina pala sa gasolina ang V8,meron din akong corolla 1.6 AT 93,meron din tatay ko kung crosswind matic,manual 10sec. and 15 sec. to 20 sec. mabagal pa ba yun, gaano ba kabilis dapat? kung gusto mabilis sports car bilhin mo, mabilis acceleration,15 to 20 sec, even may karga ka,mabagal pa ba yun,sobrang liit ng diperensya, papano kung yung kotse puwedeng manual at automatic?alin ang mabilis ang acceleration?jeep nga hirap mong singitan,kotse na gamit mo,kahit manual yun na isuzu surplus ang luma naman,malalaglag na nga yung katawan,ang hindi ko lang alam kung ano pang bilis hanap ni syuryuken,ang tao nga naman sala sa init sala sa lamig,syempre mumurahin yung crosswind gusto ninyo naman mala sports car.......
ang pinaguusapan crosswind na matic at manual.....
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June 26th, 2007 06:36 PM #286
teka teka... cool lang kayo mga pre. wag natin pag-awayan yung overtaking capability or anything at baka ma-close itong thread na to. as the starter of this thread, I would'nt want this closed coz in a sense, may sense of ownership ako sa thread na 'to and I want sana na discussion about crosswind issues, tips and sharing of ideas lang ang ma-discuss dito.
now, on the issue about overtaking, IMHO, malaking bagay yung 5 to 10 seconds delay, specially sa highway driving. sa stop-and-go traffic, maybe the AT and MT crosswinds may not have much trouble accelerating or making singit, but a 5 second delay in highway overtaking could already mean life and death.
simple computation pre, a car travelling at 80km/hr is travelling at 22.2 meters per second. The crosswind XUV is about 4.7 meters in length. So in one second, you've already passed about 5 crosswinds or 5 car lengths assuming the car you're passing is stationary. If the car you're passing is travelling at 70 km/hr, then by simple math, you'd need about 2 seconds to safely pass him.
we can compute and argue about this issue to kingdom come, in the end, the best thing to do is to compare it sa field, .... test drive
so let's not argue anymore mga pre... peace out na.
now going back to issues about the crosswind. anyone here already changed their tie rod ends? ang tip ko sa inyo, if you do need to change the tie rod ends, change the whole assembly - Isama nyo na rin yung tie rod bar, not just the ends. I had a near-miss incident because of this. I changed the tie-rod ends but did not change the tie rod bar. What happened was, eventually, the tie-rod bar got disconnected from the new tie rod end (after a lil' over a year), because the threading on the tie rod bar was already worn and it slipped out of the tie-rod end. Very dangerous had it happened while I was driving high speed. fortunately for me, it happened while i was maneuvering out of our grassy garage. Medyo mahal nga lang yung assembly, but put it in perspective, ano ang mas mahal? yung tie-rod assembly or yung magpagawa ng kotse dahil nabangga ka or worse, yung magpa-ospital ka dahil naaksidente ka..or far even worse... errr... basta yun na.
so again...peace out mga bros. let's get back to the issues and topic of this thread.
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June 26th, 2007 06:46 PM #287
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June 26th, 2007 08:39 PM #288
Imo lang kung gusto mo ma feel yung strength ng crosswind w/c is fuel efficiency, e mag manual ka, kasi as it is ang matic hindi kasing tipid ng manual kasi nadidiskartehan sa pag kambyo. Sa manual kasi na crosswind ko ang ginagawa ko basta umabante ng konti 2nd gear agad, konting bilis lang 3rd uli and so forth,para tipid.
btw san ba ok magpalinis ng A/C ng crosswind, hilaw na lamig sa harap ng unit ko
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June 27th, 2007 01:55 PM #289
The problem is this. I have test-driven these vehicles. In total, I've got about 50,000 - 60,000 kilometers worth of driving on four different Hilanders, an SL MT, an XTRM (or is that XTO?) AT, an XUVi MT and an XUVi AT.
In my experience in mixed urban, highway and mountain driving, the manual Crosswind accelerates faster. Period.
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RE: 2.0 consumption. I've had three 2.0 cars, and I've driven a whole bunch of others. I've averaged 7 - 8 km/l in traffic in my MT 626, 8 - 9.5 km/l in my MT Lynx 2.0, and about 6 - 7 km/l in my previous 2.0 AT Sentra. My uncle's 2.0 Civic AT gets about 6 - 7, too. Maybe "Expedition level" is an exaggeration, but the effects of transmission type on fuel consumption isn't imaginary, nor is it negligible in Metro traffic. (that's the last Off-topic for me)Last edited by niky; June 27th, 2007 at 01:58 PM.
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June 27th, 2007 02:05 PM #290
mostly erroneous desgn and measurement of the radiator throat, the radiator cap fitment on top of...
Radiator replacement