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Good thing I'm already on leave on the 26th

There used to be a Pulsar EXA close to my place, but the turbo engine was replaced, with what I don't know.

1.d) Morris Traveller? 2.g) Starlet KP6X? 3.g) Mazda Miata/MX-5/Eunos NA series?

Get your engine mounts checked.

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I can fit them for you. PM me for details and pricing.

Yeah but thats just the amount of reflected light, which is due to the increased scattering of the bluer light. The glare (which is what bothers people) is actually proportionate to the amount of scattering of light so higher temperatures will actually be worse.

I have seen a Pulsar type indian bikes already using HIDs, from the way the bugger was frantically flashing me when I switched on the high beams at him. The three wheelers use a 35w system which really can't accommodate a 35W HID system, because the burst current on ignition would probably melt some things and vaporize others.

It's only for aftermarket installations.

Since you own an off roader just tell them you use them strictly for off roading only. You should be fine as long as you don't use them in the urban areas. Since your car is an off roader they'll understand you use them only when off roading. I think the law mainly applies to vehicles with headlight (primary lamp) HID conversions as opposed to factory fitted HIDs. In particular they will most likely be inspecting if the vehicle has an H4 HID I think, since no (brand name) OEM makes such a bulb.

So apparently the HID headlight restriction has finally come into play. Any victims? On a side note, I'm glad I didn't upgrade the car to HID.

Why? There's no Bosozuko movement in SL.

How would the bumper not melt?

Probably the one which was imported here two months ago. Are you sure it was an 86 and not a BRZ?

Speaking of historical signs, there is (was?) an ancient bus stop sign on Malay Street, on the left just in opposite the Ministry of Cultural Affairs I think. The 138 bus stops there before stopping at the airforce base and regal cinema. I believe the wording is "Motor Bus Halting Place" or some such, don't remember it exactly as its been a few years since I last went that way.

Apart from the video in, the HU harness will also have a wire to detect reverse gear, so you'll have to figure out what that is as well. Google is your friend in this case and you can find a wealth of information.

It's cheap because it doesn't do 11km/l in Colombo. It's the same reason why a 2002 Mark 2 or Camry cost the same or less than a 2002 Corolla, even though they are both superior to the Corolla in every way.

If you want to check fuel consumption accurately, you will absolutely have to do two full tank fill ups. Anything else is anecdotal and cannot be relied upon.

How does your friend drive his car? In really bad traffic, I struggle to do even 8km/l in my Vios, and it's usually around 8.5 or so. If I make the same trip after 7:30pm, I can touch 11.

The white GA- Escudo for sale on A/L is diesel and priced at 2.8mil. http://www.autolanka.com/ad.asp?ID=95107

Just so you know, those are banded wheels in the photos i.e. the rim has been widened to allow wider tires to be fitted. This done to steel wheels were stock looks need to be maintained, like the VW in the photo.

Time to degrease the engine bay? Definitely a weekend project there.

Are you talking about the child safety lock? When engaged, they prevent the door being opened from the inside, regardless of if the door is locked or not.