2014 Mazda 3

[travajante]

Bro James, please remember that you hooked us up with the plate relocators; guided us with the rims offset; brought the htechs; hooked us with the hobo rims and most of all, you never failed to help us out with all our queries, not only to us but with fellow FB Mz3 club members and Tsikoteers alike. I should be more thankful for all of your sound advices and your kind assistance! Thanks brothah!! 🙏

Nah....Twas all teamwork, brah. You guys never left upon FB acceptance. That says a lot.
Hobos are pained to see modfunds wasted.....Proven experiments are best shared so others won't have to.
Don't we all share that credo....
"Joy Magnified in Sharing"????...
Look what bonus this Mown3rship journey has gotten us, brah.....a huge M3 family & community!!!!
AwesoM3!!!! So grateful here!

[marcyaptinchay]

[marcyaptinchay]

Suffering from Hobonoreah is not bad 😉

[marcyaptinchay]

Pls post you ride mods, i know there are a lot of closeted M3 out there 😃

[travajante]

That stance, that rake, that sretch, that Misaki.....
M3an, M3nacing & M3autiful!!!!

+1 on posting those mods & pics, Mown3rs!!!!

[travajante]

HOBOnoreah....
Sounds soooo STD-ish...& it's not sooo bad????? Hahaha....you dint even mention that TEINitis infection.
Grats on taking Misaki to where she is now....LOVELY, Marc brah!!!!

[Geo_S]

That stance, that rake, that sretch, that Misaki.....
M3an, M3nacing & M3autiful!!!!

+1 on posting those mods & pics, Mown3rs!!!!

+3 on this!!! Haha!

[Hot Hatch]

Perfection! =)

[marcyaptinchay]

Oh yeah we suffer from Teinitis too. Thanks guy for the compliments , 99% done , minor things to fix nalang

[travajante]

Oh yeah we suffer from Teinitis too. Thanks guy for the compliments , 99% done , minor things to fix nalang

Grats....I know that 1% left consists of 20 lil things. Hahaha

[travajante]

ModFath3r Don Gilberto Corleone aka Mown3r idol Gilbert Chan has some great mods in limited quantities...hurry!!!!
Here are some of what you can get from him....
Hood struts:

Plug & Play Throttle booster hooked to accelerator pedal harness to improve response...Much like the Greek-made SEMA Awardee SprintBooster....no, this is not a chip nor a tune..

Here's a peek at what gizmos like this does: this is from Sprint Booster:
Automobiles in the 21st century have replaced the more conventional throttle cable technology for an ECM (Electronic Control Module) that translates pedal travel into electronic signals in order to provide power to the wheels.

The ETC system (Electronic Throttle Control) – also known as DRIVE-by-WIRE – has the unfortunate downside of delayed throttle response and subdued acceleration, creating problems in certain circumstances such as up-hill starts, quick gearchanges, overtaking, etc.The Sprint Booster aims to overcome this throttle response delay for ETC-equipped vehicles, providing crisp on-tap acceleration at the driver’s disposal.

Sprint Booster might very well be the “smartest” gadget on your car.

It is a device that improves acceleration by continuously measuring and converting the digital signal provided by the ETC’s potentiometer, and providing the ECM with a new and altered signal.

The design of the Sprint Booster allows for its easy installation in all models, without the need to cut any wires (plug n’ play) or intervene in the automobile’s electronics (it does not affect other systems such as electronic injection, ABS, etc.).

Sprint Booster connects on the accelerator pedal connector. All you need to do is disconnect the OEM connector from the accelerator pedal and connect Sprint Booster in between (one side connects to the pedal and one side on the OEM connector).

Results:
Sprint Booster is aimed at all drivers with ECT-equipped cars, who are after a safer and more exciting automotive experience.

• At low revs, the engine responds at approximately half the time in comparison to before.
• The delay time whilst accelerating in 3rd and 4th gear and the engine in the mid-range, is almost zero.
• Big differences in the higher rev range.
• Improved response for downshifts and safer overtaking.
• Overall safety and more fun on the road!


For details, text or call +63 917 518 8818

[aLbEe]

Done reading page 400 to current! WEW! So many mods! Di pa dumadating yung unit ko pero you guys are making me itch to buy accessories already. DAMN!

On a side note, medyo na-concerned ako sa nabasa ko. Is it true na adhesive lang yung kits na kasama ng Speed and natatanggal sya at certain speeds? In case na matanggal and masira ba yung sa akin while driving, sagot ba ng warranty ito or insurance? Is there a bolt-in option na mapapalagay ko sa casa to prevent this?

Also, will I lose Yojin if I paint my calipers red or yellow? Atsaka prone ba sa moisting yung headlights and taillights? Minsan kasi sa labas ko papark yung kotse with car cover kaso baka bigla umulan and magcondense yung ulan sa headlamps ng di ko namamalayan.

Thanks in advance.

[aLbEe]

duped post sorry

[travajante]

Done reading page 400 to current! WEW! So many mods! Di pa dumadating yung unit ko pero you guys are making me itch to buy accessories already. DAMN!

On a side note, medyo na-concerned ako sa nabasa ko. Is it true na adhesive lang yung kits na kasama ng Speed and natatanggal sya at certain speeds? In case na matanggal and masira ba yung sa akin while driving, sagot ba ng warranty ito or insurance? Is there a bolt-in option na mapapalagay ko sa casa to prevent this?

Also, will I lose Yojin if I paint my calipers red or yellow? Atsaka prone ba sa moisting yung headlights and taillights? Minsan kasi sa labas ko papark yung kotse with car cover kaso baka bigla umulan and magcondense yung ulan sa headlamps ng di ko namamalayan.

Thanks in advance.

You worry too much, aLbEe sir. On body kit, tackle them when needed. This would be covered by insurance, I suppose. I'd look into combining 3M tape & polyurethane adhesive/seal option 1st before drilling holes.
Caliper paint shouldn't bother anyone. And lamp assembly condensation isn't a common concern.
Just think mods to while the wait away....we're here to accompany you getting drunk...planning. haha.

[Geo_S]

Perfection! =)

Perfection indeed bro Hothatch. Ano kelan na dating ng TEINitis mo? Haha. Para swabe na siya sa Forged Titan at Potenzas mo. 😊

[Geo_S]

Honest opinion fellow Tsikoteers. Yay or Nay?

[jut703]

Honest opinion fellow Tsikoteers. Yay or Nay?

Not a fan of coloring OEM rims. It already looks awesome with the stock silver paint.

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[1D4LV]

Not a fan of coloring OEM rims. It already looks awesome with the stock silver paint.

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same here.... nay.
colored stock wheels seems ricey for me.
better if aftermarket, then colored gray metal.

[1D4LV]

Not a fan of coloring OEM rims. It already looks awesome with the stock silver paint.

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same here.... nay.
colored stock wheels seems ricey for me.
better if aftermarket, then colored gray metal.

[Geo_S]

Not a fan of coloring OEM rims. It already looks awesome with the stock silver paint.

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Thanks bro Jut for your opinion. Still contemplating if i'll have the OE rims powdercoated.