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    #7341
    Quote Originally Posted by tancho_kuhaku View Post
    maybe nag shi-shift ka ng 2nd gear while mabilis pa yung speed mo? like nag shift ka na ng 2nd gear when your running at 50-60kp/h? tama po ba yung sagot ko? hehe.
    congrats sa new ride mo sir! join tha club na! we would appreciate it if may pics ka sa strading mo.
    no sir sometimes it happens when im fullstop from higher gear down, then simpre po pag mag turn po tayo me ingat so nag aarangkada po sya pag relase ko ng clutch pero d pa ako naka tapak sa gas pedal. Yes i will sir


    Quote Originally Posted by tancho_kuhaku View Post
    welcome and congrats sir... hmm.. i dont remember if i have tried that from 3rd to 2nd..i dont usually use engine braking, i guess it also depends on the rpm that you were at..it should not speed up... how many times did it happen? were you suppose to engine brake? cause if that was your purpose, your rpm should shoot up and start slowing your car down..but it depends on the speed in which you came from 3rd to 2nd. your speed maybe low and when you placed in 2nd, the torque of your engine kicked a bit in. please give more info on your speed prior to releasing it from 3rd gear to go into 2nd gear.
    yah i know engine breaking but thats is not the case, ill try to observed more regarding speed


    Quote Originally Posted by roadwarrior View Post
    it just shows that your vehicle is torquey or in simple english, so powerful that at 2nd gear it could move itself on mere idle throttle. hope i'm right.
    i guess that would be the case sir.


    I actually making famialrity on handling the vehicle because i use to own a car an old one (92 corolla) and a steed(XRM125). its really differ from both of them and this is my new pick up hope someday we will know its other more. SPEED.
    and to sum up with the "spaceship" its awesome.

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    #7342
    Correct me if I am wrong but what I understand... ABS/EBD only available in GLS Sport model.

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    #7343
    Quote Originally Posted by roadwarrior View Post
    in the normal scheme of things, i don't think a turbo timer is really needed.

    if the purpose of the turbo timer is to delay the turning off of the engine after the turbo has been engaged, then our everyday driving habits and the state of our streets already accomplish the purpose

    our everyday route usually goes like this. start, slowly drive off to our destination, spirited driving while in the highway, stop and go driving in busy streets, then on our way home another stop and go driving in busy streets, finally before we reach our house we slow down, we wait for the maid to open the gate or otherwise we go out of the vehicle to open the gate ourselves.

    from the above normal driving conditions, it seems that the only way the turbo operates is when we do spirited driving in the highway and sometimes during stop and go driving in edsa. on occassions that we are on busy streets, we usually drive at a crawl. at the front of our gates, we let our engines run on idle.

    to cut the story short, we unconsciously become human turbo timer ourselves so that the installation of an electronic turbo timer seems to be not that critical or essential.

    just my 02 cents.

    jcc
    Good point... But I do think that Turbo Timer can really be worth it. Take for example during a long drive but you saw a Jollibee or McDo sign from afar in SLEX. Then you kinda imagined the food - you got hungry - you have to stop to eat! hehehe... You can't just turn the engine off because the turbo hasn't cool down yet. Don't punish yourself by salivating inside the car just because you're in front of a restaurant and you really want to eat now.


    Hello Strada guys! More 4M40 Power!
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    #7344
    From Butch Gamboa's online column at the Philippine Star yesterday:

    Mitsubishi Strada maintains dominance
    Our friends from (MMPC) Mitsubishi Motors Philippines, avp for marketing services Froy Dytianquin and his very able deputy Arlan Reyes were all excited to pass on to me the news that the Mitsubishi Strada continues to dominate the double cab pick-up sales with a total year-to-date sales of 1,998 units or a whopping 24% market share.

    According to them this may not just be on account of the Strada’s good looks, engine performance (strong yet economical Direct Injection Diesel Common Rail Intercooled Turbo), its biggest cabin space in its class and other leading features, it also boasts of having the distinction of being the safest pick-up in the market. The Strada scored a respectable 4-stars out of 5 in the Adult Occupant Protection category of both the 2008 European New Car Assesment Program or the Euro NCAP and its Australian counterpart the ANCAP. In this category, vehicles are tested to check if there is no passenger intrusion in the cabin after a frontal and side collision.

    Now we know why MMPC senior VP for marketing, Mel Dizon walks with an almost permanent smile on his face.

    ===============

    ayus!!!

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    #7345
    Quote Originally Posted by roadwarrior View Post
    it just shows that your vehicle is torquey or in simple english, so powerful that at 2nd gear it could move itself on mere idle throttle. hope i'm right.
    Correct po yan sir. due to the abundance of low-end torque.

    *jr1, the GLS Sport M/T and A/T are the only models in the present line-up that have the ABS+EBD available.

    *rjm00, considering that the 4D56 is already considered torquey, you might want to consider the 2.5 GLS 4x4 model. But if you need more power than the usual, then you can go for the 3.2 GLS Sport 4x4.

    *av8or5- happy trip bro!

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    #7346
    Yup! also, its written on Phil Star yesterday more than 1000+ unit yata not sure sales last month alone .... O.T. also, they are invited in thailand to test the Montero sports in thailand..testing on the race track using standard MS..saw that on T.V. (Motoring Today).

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    #7347
    Quote Originally Posted by alainroyce View Post
    Yup! also, its written on Phil Star yesterday more than 1000+ unit yata not sure sales last month alone .... O.T. also, they are invited in thailand to test the Montero sports in thailand..testing on the race track using standard MS..saw that on T.V. (Motoring Today).
    *alainroyce, in addition to your OT, i was actually enjoying the feature. except that tinawagan ako ng opisina for verifying my work on my day-off! rats! also, you got PM in 5 mins. thanks

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    #7348
    To all GLX owners who tried to put fender flares. Mga bossing papaano ba kinakabit ang fender flare? Binubutasan ba ang body ng strada?

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    #7349
    This is also an additional information why I love my new strada

    Quoted from Journal online dated October 30, 2008 03:08 PM Thursday.
    It says:

    Strada stays as No.1 in pickup category
    PICKUP sales continue to be strong as total sales for the month of September reached 925 units which is 12 percent better than August sales. Accordingly, September year-to-date sales now reached 8,431 units which is 41 percent up from the same period last year.

    Similar to Thailand, which is the 1-ton pickup capital of the world, pickups particularly double cabs, remain to be popular in this market given its wide range of use whether as an everyday vehicle or for business. Additionally, the new generation pickups have evolve with more advanced features such as powerful common-rail direct-injection diesel engines and safety equipment), better riding comfort, and offer more room for passengers similar to sedans and SUVs.

    Mitsubishi Strada continues to dominate the double cab pickup sales with total sales of 1,998 units year to date capturing 24 percent market share, outshining competitive models.

    With its fresh and exciting styling, superb running performance, best in class cabin roominess, a comfortable ride and SUV-like interior styling and trim, who will not envy anyone who drives a Mitsubishi Strada?

    From the hip and dynamic teens to the classy, young businessmen down to the not so old professionals and those who want to create a statement of fulfillment and almost everyone would love to own a Mitsubishi Strada. The Mitsubishi Strada has captured all ages in the market.

    The all-new Strada was built not just as a pickup but also as an everyday work horse vehicle for business, family and recreation. It has the biggest cabin space in its class, passenger car levels of performance, road comfort and handling gives Strada the edge over the competition.

    The Strada has strong yet economical direct-injection common-rail intercooled turbo diesel engine which ensures optimum power at all engine speds while providing excellent fuel economy and greatly reducing gas emission through efficient fuel injection. With these features complemented with a gorgeous styling which always gets attention, a car enthusiast would indeed crave to own and drive one. Driving one will also let you experience endless road pleasures.

    The Strada is also beyond just good looks but also boasts of having the distinction of being the safest pickup in the market. The Strada scored a respectable 4 stars out of 5 in the Adult Occupant Protection category of both the 2008 European New Car Assessment Program or the Euro NCAP and its Australian counterpart, the ANCAP. In this category, vehicles are tested to check if there is no passenger intrusion in the cabin after a frontal and side collision.

    Mitsubishi’s exclusive Reinforced Impact Safety Evolution body and frame system greatly enhanced the survivability of its occupants. The RISE frame incorporates front and rear crumple zones with reinforced beams to absorb collision force and direct it away from the vehicle’s interior. Aside from the RISE body, the Strada has dual-stage front SRS airbags and seat belt pretensioners that react instantaneously in the event of a frontal collision and these greatly reduce the chance of passengers being slumped into the steering wheel or dashboard.
    ~ People's Journal ~

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    #7350
    Quote Originally Posted by dadz View Post
    Welcome po sa mga bagong owner, nadagdagan nanaman ang strada sa kalsada hehehehe.

    Bro av8or5 happy trip bukas na ang alis nyo give a ring pag nandito kana so we can meet, my number is 029395349/0860166026, have a nice flight see ya.
    Sir, hindi po ako yun, si sir thepatriarch. ako nov 20 pa ako dyan sir.

    Quote Originally Posted by jr1 View Post
    Correct me if I am wrong but what I understand... ABS/EBD only available in GLS Sport model.
    the first GLS came with this feature, but your right...only the top of the line Strada has ABS/EBD. they took it out sa GLS to save money and be more competitive with other markets.

    today..came from mandaluyong to paranaque to alabang and back libis, and ang dami ko nakita strada sa daan... meron nga isang puti strada with hood scope ala the older version strada..but of course..asthetic lang yun and not functional..IMO, hindi bagay.

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