Toyota Innova Owners & Discussions [ARCHIVED]

[Innova_Boy]

Ganda ng mags mo Larshell.....

Question lang.. since i assume you did not trade in your orig mags....

kasya ba ang 4 pcs na orig wheels ng innova sa loob ng innova since you will need to bring it home after you change your tires?? Thanks..


WBR,

[larshell]

Ganda ng mags mo Larshell.....

Question lang.. since i assume you did not trade in your orig mags....

kasya ba ang 4 pcs na orig wheels ng innova sa loob ng innova since you will need to bring it home after you change your tires?? Thanks..


WBR,

Kasya 4tires patong patong mga 2inches clearance sa taas

[larshell]

Rota Mags for export daw sabi ng binilan ko ewan lang kung totoo
Kita naman sa dilim

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[BlueBimmer]

Rota Mags for export daw sabi ng binilan ko ewan lang kung totoo
Kita naman sa dilim

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ganda tol! yan dpat 1st choice ko sa color ng innova namin pero napunta sa beige. nice rims!

[joem]

ganda tol! yan dpat 1st choice ko sa color ng innova namin pero napunta sa beige. nice rims!

Sir, ganda ang rims mo... wala bang modifications na ginawa?

[jaeger]

Other than the usual accessories offered by Carryboy and Shark for our Innovas, has anyone seen any accessories from TOM'S Racing or Spoon Sports for our Innova? Both are orig. Japanese racing-parts outfitters and I think they both have factories in Thailand making accessories for non-JDM Toyota models like our Innova.

While passing along Malugay St. last Sat. I saw an Innova being outfitted at Karplus and it had a really astig black billet racing grille marked in chrome - Spoon Sports. Sayang, didn't bring my digicam - na-post ko na sana yung pic.

I checked with TOM'S Asia Philippines (tel. 817-2241 look for Rose Feria), wala pa raw silang parts for Innova (lahat ng available inventory nila are for Vios and Rav-4) but said she'll check with TOM'S Thailand.

Sino kaya distributor ng Spoon Sports dito sa Pinas?

[lexus]

My latest fuel consumption Innova G DSL M/T

range: 30 Km, pure highway

speed : 60 - 80 kph

average fc : 17.2 Km/l

[BlueBimmer]

yes everybody has an innova, coz mainly the alternatives are all oldies such as the adventure and crosswind.

[larshell]

Thanks guys! Kaya lang yong fuel consumption ko mukhang lumakas compare to 15" rims.


*lexus, Nice ATV parang always ready for war. Good value of money naman talaga ang Innova reklamo ko lang talaga is yong ride Medyo hard for coilspring suspension the rest ok na.

[marcel15]

Update ko lang milage ko.
1 A_eyE - Beige Mica, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T
2 aaron drin - Diesel, A/T (7.3 - 13Km/L)
3 ABA - Light Green Mica, G-Variant, Diesel, M/T
4 abmago - Quick Silver, J-Variant, Gas, M/T
5 accs - Beige Mica, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T
6 agreyes7110 - color, E-Variant, Diesel, M/T (9.5 - 15km/L)
7 altec - Beige Mica, E-Variant, Diesel, M/T
8 asterix - Blaze Red - J Variant, Diesel, M/T
9 beeper0358 -Quick Silver, G-Variant, Diesel, M/T, 11.7km/L (Latest)
10 bluebimmer - Beige Mica G D4D A/T
11 bongliza - Light Green Mica, E-Variant, Diesel, M/T, 13.9km/l Hiway, 10.3km/l (Baguio Launion road)
12 brubeck - Night Mist, G-Variant, Gas, A/T
13 busy road - Light Green Mica, G-Variant, Diesel, M/T, 13.2Km/L (Latest)
14 czar_ethan - Night Mist, G-Variant, ? , M/T
15 darryl_f555 - White, J-Variant, Gas, M/T
16 Dinxx - G-Variant,
17 ergati - , E-Variant
18 gabo - quick silver, E variant, Diesel, M/T(10.1km/l hway/city driving)
19 gandalf - Quick Silver, G-Variant,
20 geebunny - Quick Silver, J-Variant, Gas, M/T
21 Geo - J-Variant
22 hsc183 - Blaze Red, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T
23 Innova_Boy - Blaze Red, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T ( 6 Km/L to 10.5 Km/L)
24 inoba - Beige Mica, E-Variant, Diesel, M/T
25 jaeger - Quick Silver, J-variant, Diesel, M/T
26 jagxtrm - Biege, G-Variant, Diesel, M/T
27 jimaroquai - Quick Silver, G Variant, Gas M/T (8.0-8.5 km/L C=80% H=20%)
28 Joem - J, Gas, M/T, Blaze, 8 - 10km/L
29 july23 - night mist, G variant, Gas, A/T (9.0 kpl current update)
30 junto - Beige Mica, G-Variant, Gas, M/T
31 kuyapete - Beige Mica, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T, 9.3km/L (latest), MID 9.0
32 larshell - Gray Mica, G variant A/T (7.7kpl city driviving)
33 leinahtan - blaze, J-variant, Gas M/T (9.3kpl hway/city combined)
34 lexus - Quick Silver, G D4D M/T - city driving 9.3 km/l, hway 13.8 km/l
35 Marcel15 - Night Mist, G-Variant, Diesel, A/T, hway 13.9 km/l San Roque Pangasinan to Vigan, Ilocos Sur
36 marga - white J-variant, Diesel M/T (8.5km/lt )
37 marvin05- - Light Green Mica, G-Variant, Gas, M/T (8.1km/L city driving)
38 meier - White, J-Variant, M/T (approx 10km/L)
39 mickey177 - Gas, A/T
40 nikko m -
41 raider - Quick Silver, J-Variant, Gas, M/T
42 rar - Black Extreme, J-variant, Gas, M/T
43 rav7118 - Quick Silver. G-Variant, Gas, A/T
44 rcl inno - D4D G M/T night mist
45 rmlopez - Blaze Red, G-Variant, Gas, M/T
46 smooth - Blaze Red, J-Variant, Diesel,
47 strayWOLF - Quick Silver, J-Variant, Diesel, M/T, 9.2Km/L (city driving)

[marcel15]

Larshell, post mo naman ang latest mo sa 17" rim vs. 15" rim milage. thinking about replacing also my wheelset. Ano ang model ng ROTA mo. Planning to get Devour or Spider, Gun Metal Finish to complement with my Night Mist. Have a quote from rota
Devour: PHP 21,878.00/set of 4 while Spider: PHP 20,547.78/ set of 4 17".

[busy road]

Larshell, post mo naman ang latest mo sa 17" rim vs. 15" rim milage. thinking about replacing also my wheelset. Ano ang model ng ROTA mo. Planning to get Devour or Spider, Gun Metal Finish to complement with my Night Mist. Have a quote from rota
Devour: PHP 21,878.00/set of 4 while Spider: PHP 20,547.78/ set of 4 17".

I tried to compare Larshell's new wheel diameter from the old one. Parehas naman. I don't see any reason for mileage deviation. Try to visit this site for more info. and clarification: http://www.motioncars.com/archive/ti...al/index3.html

[altec]

1st biodiesel results using innova e-mt:

without biodiesel, 2,470 kms, average 8.17 km/liter.
With biodiesel, 401 kms, average 10km/liter.

[kuyapete]

1st biodiesel results using innova e-mt:

without biodiesel, 2,470 kms, average 8.17 km/liter.
With biodiesel, 401 kms, average 10km/liter.

same driving conditions ba yan? wow! more than 22% ang savings! galing. Im planning to put biodiesel on mine also. will post my results as well.

[kuyapete]

Ilang liters pala ang nilagay mo? mukhang hindi pa fully empty ung tank mo nung nagpa full tank ka.

[altec]

Don't remember going anywhere to merit the big jump nga eh. When my driver did the refueling, 1 week after ko na na compute, gulat nga ako eh. But I need more refuels to verify this, baka nga na timing lang. However, the without biodiesel results were over 7 refuels, with a high and low km/liter of 7.53km/liter to 8.67km/liter. This fluctuation takes into account driving conditions, driver habits (ang gumagamit ng kotse, ako, my wife, and my driver). Its also possible that the style of refueling is different because its a different refueling station (in house) than my without biodiesel (my suki shell station). If nagkamali sila pagload (di na full tank), it will reflect on my next biodiesel refuel.

the first biodiesel load was 49.5liters. Then I reset my trip meter to zero. The 401 km was refueled with 40 liters load, thus giving me 10km/liter.

[larshell]

*marcel15, will post my consumtion after my next fulltank i dont know if im correct wd my observation have to verify first. I dont know what model of ROTA my rim is, i bought my rims and tires at Tomas Mapua st. Blumintrit manila RAF Tires Dami kang mapipili, i wld suggest Chrome or Hyper silver very noticeable wd GrayMica metallic.

*busy road, I will verify first if im correct if my consumption change or not pero ito ang wierd mas LUMAMBOT ang ride ng Innova ko wd my new Tires and Rim or ako lang yon. " Siguro sa laki ng gastos" hehehe

[jaeger]

*larshell, sorry to butt in but when you changed your tire, your mileage should improve theoretically. I used the tire size calculator (stock tire vs. new tire, use metric) here's the link : http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

stock tire : 205x65R15
new tire : 225x55R17

your new tire is larger (in circumference by 99.9mm) 4.9% thus you cover roughly 5% more distance per tire rotation. You mileage should improve by around 4.9% also (theoretically) under same driving conditions. Also, when your speedometer reads 100 kph, you are actually travelling 104.9kph.

[leinahtan]

*larshell, sorry to butt in but when you changed your tire, your mileage should improve theoretically. I used the tire size calculator (stock tire vs. new tire, use metric) here's the link : http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

stock tire : 205x65R15
new tire : 225x55R17

your new tire is larger (in circumference by 99.9mm) 4.9% thus you cover roughly 5% more distance per tire rotation. You mileage should improve by around 4.9% also (theoretically) under same driving conditions. Also, when your speedometer reads 100 kph, you are actually travelling 104.9kph.

Referring to busy road's post

"I tried to compare Larshell's new wheel diameter from the old one. Parehas naman. I don't see any reason for mileage deviation. Try to visit this site for more info. and clarification: http://www.motioncars.com/archive/t...ial/index3.html"

, computing on the wheel difference between larshell's stock against his new tire reveals an outside diameter difference of 4.9%. Referring to busy road's given article link above, a 0.4% difference of outside diameter is an acceptable difference whereas, an 8% difference will, as the article says, create havoc with the car's suspension and other settings. Question is a 4.9% difference an acceptable difference?

[busy road]

*larshell, sorry to butt in but when you changed your tire, your mileage should improve theoretically. I used the tire size calculator (stock tire vs. new tire, use metric) here's the link : http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

stock tire : 205x65R15
new tire : 225x55R17

your new tire is larger (in circumference by 99.9mm) 4.9% thus you cover roughly 5% more distance per tire rotation. You mileage should improve by around 4.9% also (theoretically) under same driving conditions. Also, when your speedometer reads 100 kph, you are actually travelling 104.9kph.

I recompute the difference. Bro, you are right it's 4.9% higher in diameter. So, larshell is supposed to save 4.9% of the distance travelled (theoretically).

In my personal opinion, this is not the case. The tire diameter has something to do with the design to maximize the overall performance of the car. Therefore, it's not advisable to alter the diameter. Well, I am not a Mechanical Engineer to say I am right. But, there is an engineering formula (maxima and minima) that there is always a maximum and minimum consideration as far as design criteria is concerned. For this reason, at what extent can we increase the tire diameter taking into consideration that no other parts will be affected. The answer is very clear, many articles are opposing the idea.
Good day tsikoters...