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February 3rd, 2008 05:27 PM #71i saw one already. ok naman, di nga lang pde pag 4 kayo sasakay kasi maliit talaga un alto e.
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February 6th, 2008 07:22 PM #74
i strongly agree with this. sa taxi talaga masusubukan ang tibay ng sasakyan.
the lancer itlog failed miserably sa taxi. bihira na ngayon ang taxi na ganito. so far standout pa rin ang toyota. yung mga new vehicles will be tested pag dating ng panahon.
mga common problems/strengths na naencounter ko with different makes ng car
1. Isuzu Gemini - matipid sa fuel talaga. yun nga lang mausok. then wala nang taxi nito kasi phased out na.ideal taxi of its time
2. kia pride LX and cd5 operated around 1994-98 namin - sobrang hina ng pangilalim. sa masamang taxi driver, lagi namimis align kasi wala siyang matibay na suspension arm na totoo. ok naman ang a/c. depende na lang talaga sa maintainance.
3. lancer itlog operated namin from 2003 to current - masama pang ilalim sa likod. common na yung may daga sa likod. modifications needed para hindi magnegative camber. ganun pa man, consistent kelangan ang check up ng pang likod. masarap a/c ng lancer like the sentra series 3. then maganda din ang pang harap niya. hindi kalampagin yung harap.
4. sentra series 3 - so far ok talaga siya like toyota. masmatibay yung likod niya and masmadali siyang imaintain pag dating sa underchassis ng pang ilalim. ganda din a/c. yun nga lang masmagastos i-maintain kasi naka powersteering pa and stuff. pero matibay talaga.
5. toyota bigbody/lovelife - imo, ideal for taxi in its time. badtrip lang dito na sakit niya is tulo sa windshield, kalampagin yung steering column. easiest to maintain. dami pa surplus parts.
so far yan lang inabot ko. we've yet to test the sentra GX 07. pag bumibili ka ng car for taxi purpose, siguraduhin ang tibay. it will be cheaper to maintain and less headaches in the future.
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February 18th, 2008 10:56 PM #76
Actually, you'd be surprised.
While the track cannot simulate the metal corroding or rubber becoming brittle over time, everything else is affected by track driving.
One kilometer on the racetrack is comparable to more than ten times that many kilometers on the road. A clutch that lasts for 50,000 to 100,000 kilometers on the road may give out after just ten kilometers on the track. Drivelines clunk and clatter, and CV Joints and driveshafts are subject to more abuse than they'll ever see on the road.
Suspensions bottom out, shock absorbers fail. Rubber bushings shred under the pressures of hard cornering. Alignment comes undone. Wheel bearings fail. Brakes overheat and warp. Body integrity is severely compromised as body bolts vibrate and come loose. Interior trim may fall off completely.
Engines are worked hard, and engine bay temperatures get hot enough to destroy fragile electronic sensors inside the bay. Any engine that can survive an endurance race in stock form (note: both the Honda Civic 2.0 and the Focus TDCi have proven themselves in this arena... my Lynx? Ha! I'd be surprised if it could survive more than thirty minutes of straight racing.) is probably much stronger than its competitors.
Racing helps improve the breed. Thanks to its racing pedigree, the Focus is a more robust product than its sister car, the Mazda3. Racing development gives Honda engines a combination of power, economy and durability that most other manufacturers struggle to match. Subaru's world-class suspensions owe a lot to rally development, which has granted Subarus with a suspension that's well-controlled, supple and has a long range of travel... which means your average Subie can deal with potholes better than your common Civic or Corolla.
Not all racing improves the breed (note the Optra World Touring Car...), but it does have its place in defining what a car is capable of and capable of withstanding.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
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February 19th, 2008 11:17 AM #77agree with sir niky. i myself drive like an old lady, but it's also good to have someone constantly pushing the limits, someone who asks "why not?" while the rest of us mere mortals are asking "what the h*ll for?"
sorry napa OT na B)
sana nga the alto would be as successful as the multicab is in the provinces. i'm always a sucker for underdogs B)
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April 25th, 2008 02:30 AM #78pano ka kukuha ng line? hindi na diba nagpapafranchise ang lto? mostly un with the car na sya packge.used na sya...
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April 25th, 2008 06:28 AM #79
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April 25th, 2008 05:04 PM #80
just did a quick search... BYD e6 - Wikipedia Yung 1st Gen BYD e6 pala was released in 2009...
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