Another legend had gone leaving this world. May God bless him. I really love his song. Just wanna share with you some of the most interesting vids of Jacko.
Here's the Thriller. Only the dance part.
Full vids can be found here.
And what is interesting about the Thriller is that the Indian has their own version too! Presenting, Geli Mat!
And the most touching and meaningful videoclip ever, the Earth Song.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Event : 2009 Perak Drift Showoff.
Date : 11th & 12th July 2009.
Location : Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
Anyway, here is the layout for the drift track:
If I can get a free pass to drift on the track on Saturday which is on the free run session, I think I am really going for sure. Hehehe. I hope Din can lend me the KE70. But I need to prepare some tyres before going. On Sunday, it is the competition day, so its time to shoot some drift photos.
Need to check with Din first, then the timetable, then ask Din, Jaguh, and Mok to follow too. So, lets go to the event.
Korang nak pergi tak!?
More details on Tougeking's blog!
Location : Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia.
TK personally had called me and invited me to the event. Im really interested to go but I cant confirmed yet coz my college timetable is not released yet and Im not sure wheter I have other activities on that day.
Anyway, here is the layout for the drift track:
If I can get a free pass to drift on the track on Saturday which is on the free run session, I think I am really going for sure. Hehehe. I hope Din can lend me the KE70. But I need to prepare some tyres before going. On Sunday, it is the competition day, so its time to shoot some drift photos.
Need to check with Din first, then the timetable, then ask Din, Jaguh, and Mok to follow too. So, lets go to the event.
Korang nak pergi tak!?
More details on Tougeking's blog!
Labels:
2009 Perak Drift Showoff,
drift event,
event
Random : Customized Mazda Emblem.
To Mr Jaguh, I want this! I want it! I want it! I want I want I want I want!
And here's my emblem. Any idea how to customize it oh Mr Jaguh? Can custom aa? I really have no guts to cut em up coz this is a rare stuffs.
And here's my emblem. Any idea how to customize it oh Mr Jaguh? Can custom aa? I really have no guts to cut em up coz this is a rare stuffs.
DIY : Gauges and Radiator Shrout.
It's been awhile since my last update coz I dont have any mood on updating the latest project. Hehehe. Sigh, Im returning to UTM next week and Im not ready for the new semester. I want to stay at home and do more project on Bee. Huhuhu. Anyway, the Autobot stickers and Mazdaspeed wannabe sticker. Wee.
Already stick the Mazdaspeed sticker but I still cant decide where should I place the Autobot logo. Any idea?
While Mok was designing the gauges board, my roomate came for a sticker job. He just painted his car and interested with the Mini theme. So why not? At least I gain more experience on sticker job. Measuring and marking time.
End results! Looks good from far. Har har har.
Then there's Mr Jaguh Autoworks in action. Seriously if you asked me, wiring job is the hardest coz I cant imagine the wiring logic. LOL~ I failed my electric subject anyway.
My aircond fan that had not been working since my aircond motor gone. So, I asked Jaguh to do some wiring so that I can make it working for some extra air suction as an aid for the radiator fan. And luckily, I got one unused switch on the dashboard.
OEM with the dashboard. I wonder what is the original use of the switch?
The custom panel by Mok. Unfortunately the license plate is really weak and it broke into two after 1 gauge hole was made. So I will buy an advertising plastic board as it is much easier to work on,much lighter and reliable.
As for the radiator shroud, it was cut into two as the fan is too big and the distributor is really close to the radiator. The shroud was meant for Vannete C22/ A15 engine, and luckily my radiator is from the A15 engine also. Previous owner love to mix and match the engine parts I think.
The top shroud fits like a glove. LOL. As for the rear, Jaguh cut it into another half and only fit the right side only. So now Bee has a much better cooling system. Two working fan, one can be controlled from the inside, another one is direct (Im thinking of switching to a clutch fan soon), a shroud to channel the air, and I hope it works.
And I bought an Autogauge for the RPM. Unfortunetaly again, it is malfunctioning and it is not accurate at all, so I will exchange it tomorrow for a Jasma one.
My pet, Bujur (Oval) was sleeping on the couch while Im updating this post. Manage to woke him up with the flash. Gosh, this little creature is very cute.
Already stick the Mazdaspeed sticker but I still cant decide where should I place the Autobot logo. Any idea?
While Mok was designing the gauges board, my roomate came for a sticker job. He just painted his car and interested with the Mini theme. So why not? At least I gain more experience on sticker job. Measuring and marking time.
End results! Looks good from far. Har har har.
Then there's Mr Jaguh Autoworks in action. Seriously if you asked me, wiring job is the hardest coz I cant imagine the wiring logic. LOL~ I failed my electric subject anyway.
My aircond fan that had not been working since my aircond motor gone. So, I asked Jaguh to do some wiring so that I can make it working for some extra air suction as an aid for the radiator fan. And luckily, I got one unused switch on the dashboard.
OEM with the dashboard. I wonder what is the original use of the switch?
The custom panel by Mok. Unfortunately the license plate is really weak and it broke into two after 1 gauge hole was made. So I will buy an advertising plastic board as it is much easier to work on,much lighter and reliable.
As for the radiator shroud, it was cut into two as the fan is too big and the distributor is really close to the radiator. The shroud was meant for Vannete C22/ A15 engine, and luckily my radiator is from the A15 engine also. Previous owner love to mix and match the engine parts I think.
The top shroud fits like a glove. LOL. As for the rear, Jaguh cut it into another half and only fit the right side only. So now Bee has a much better cooling system. Two working fan, one can be controlled from the inside, another one is direct (Im thinking of switching to a clutch fan soon), a shroud to channel the air, and I hope it works.
And I bought an Autogauge for the RPM. Unfortunetaly again, it is malfunctioning and it is not accurate at all, so I will exchange it tomorrow for a Jasma one.
My pet, Bujur (Oval) was sleeping on the couch while Im updating this post. Manage to woke him up with the flash. Gosh, this little creature is very cute.
Labels:
Autogauge,
Bujur,
DIY,
gauges,
Jaguh Autoworks,
Mok,
radiator shrout
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Info : Bee's Background.
Just a few infos from the internet. Need to do some research coz Bee's engine is not 1.3, its 1.4. So more questions were popped. What is the engine code? From what car? So, first I checked the grant and found out the engine code is UC.
From what I found on the Wikipedia:
Malaysian version of 808 should be running on a 1.3L engine with the TC engine code. Unless yours is a Mazda RX3, then it will be a rotary 12A inside.
And from Wikipedia, it is known that the UC series are:
From what I found on the Wikipedia:
The 1973 Familia Preso featured a 1272 cc engine. It was sold as the Mazda 808 in some export markets such as New Zealand and Australia and Asia Pacific markets and Mazda 818 in many others (presumably due to the usage of numbers with a middle zero by Peugeot for its automotive models). In Japan this model is also known as the Mazda Grand Familia and its top line model is a 2 door coupé with twin round headlamp and a rotary powered engine known as the RX-3.
This generation was available in coupé, sedan, and station wagon forms. Engines were inline 4 cylinders and included a 1272 cc, a 1490 cc, and a 1586 cc option.
Engines:
- 1973-1976 - 987 cc I4, 50 hp (37 kW)/56 ft·lbf (77 N·m)
- 1970-1973 - 1.3 L (1272 cc) TC I4, 2 barrel, 69 hp (51 kW)/67 ft·lbf (92 N·m)
- 1973-1976 - 1.6 L (1586 cc) I4, 80 hp (60 kW)/91 ft·lbf (124 N·m)
Malaysian version of 808 should be running on a 1.3L engine with the TC engine code. Unless yours is a Mazda RX3, then it will be a rotary 12A inside.
And from Wikipedia, it is known that the UC series are:
- 1.4 L (1416 cc, 86 cu in) (77x76 mm) - A larger-bored version of the TC, used in the 1978-1980 Mazda GLC. Produced 70 hp (52 kW). Was also used in the E1400 Bongo van and the 1984-87 Ford Econovan. Has been mistakenly called a D4 engine in some documentations and parts catalogues.
Labels:
engine problem,
Information,
Mazda 808 engine
Random : Transformers 2 : Revenge of the Fallen.
"Fuwahh!" is the only words that came out when we (Mok & me) arrived at the cinema area. Guess what, the cinema is full on a working day! All Transformers show from 10am till 12am was sold out! Of course we tried to get in the queue and thought of buying a ticket for tomorrow's show and we were lucky coz there's one couple seat left for today's so we took it. Hahaha. My luck I guess.
My score for the movie? 11/10! Yes, no doubt it is the BEST movie ever made and it is worth more than RM10 per movie. We will be watching it again on Imax, in a 3D version. Just go and watch it for yourself, it is really worth watchin it and full of action in 2hours plus. Awesome, awesome. That's all I can say when Im in the cinema.
Go watch it! Go! And please dont buy the pirates DVD, you wont get thrilled and enjoyed it coz there's a lot of animation and I can bet you the DVD version will failed you.
Some goodies from the cinema and Petronas. This will go to my collection vault. Hehehe.
The car was prepared just for the movie! Flare back on, new rims, and 3piston symptoms is back! More sign to do overhaul.
Bumble Bee in the movie is very funny and emo. I guess mine is same. Kekekeke. 3piston running also still went to the Jusco for the movie.
The butt. I wish the car is in good condition. Another 3-5years perhaps.
Mok is back! Wee. She came from JB just for the movie. Thank you dear for coming.
My score for the movie? 11/10! Yes, no doubt it is the BEST movie ever made and it is worth more than RM10 per movie. We will be watching it again on Imax, in a 3D version. Just go and watch it for yourself, it is really worth watchin it and full of action in 2hours plus. Awesome, awesome. That's all I can say when Im in the cinema.
Go watch it! Go! And please dont buy the pirates DVD, you wont get thrilled and enjoyed it coz there's a lot of animation and I can bet you the DVD version will failed you.
Some goodies from the cinema and Petronas. This will go to my collection vault. Hehehe.
The car was prepared just for the movie! Flare back on, new rims, and 3piston symptoms is back! More sign to do overhaul.
Bumble Bee in the movie is very funny and emo. I guess mine is same. Kekekeke. 3piston running also still went to the Jusco for the movie.
The butt. I wish the car is in good condition. Another 3-5years perhaps.
Mok is back! Wee. She came from JB just for the movie. Thank you dear for coming.
Labels:
Mazda 808,
Mok,
random,
Transformers 2 : Revenge of the Fallen
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Video : Fooling Around.
Met with a frends, Bakat (Gifted) and Ejat Trashed of Kelab Kereta Lama to have my carbie tuned. Bee had been coughing a few days ago. So, after a few try and error, its time to try the car.
Videos by Ejat Trashed. Thanks dude!
Testing the Bee. Not so fast though. And manage to get it sideways.
And they asked me to test Ejat's KE70.
Uhh, I miss drifting. Sigh.
Videos by Ejat Trashed. Thanks dude!
Testing the Bee. Not so fast though. And manage to get it sideways.
And they asked me to test Ejat's KE70.
Uhh, I miss drifting. Sigh.
Labels:
Bakat,
carb tuning,
drift,
Ejat Trashed,
Mazda 808,
Toyota KE70
Random : More New Toys.
This week's project is ready to go! Main project is the DIY gauges panel. Here's some materials, a drawing board, an empty plate number, gauges, and etc as shown.
Some rough sketches on the drawing board. Old school vacuum meter is fitted here.
New replacement flare from PlayHouse Garage. They accidentally gave me a pair of right fenders only, so they gladly replaced it. Good attitude seller and the fenders have been sanded. Why? Will fit it back becoz..
Just got myself a pair of Wedsports! 13' only with 7jj and -1 offset. Hehehe. 7jj is the reason I took it.
And a bee figure. LOL~ Will remove the spring and replace with a mounting cup and rope. Where should I place it?
Some rough sketches on the drawing board. Old school vacuum meter is fitted here.
New replacement flare from PlayHouse Garage. They accidentally gave me a pair of right fenders only, so they gladly replaced it. Good attitude seller and the fenders have been sanded. Why? Will fit it back becoz..
Just got myself a pair of Wedsports! 13' only with 7jj and -1 offset. Hehehe. 7jj is the reason I took it.
And a bee figure. LOL~ Will remove the spring and replace with a mounting cup and rope. Where should I place it?
Labels:
DIY,
gauges,
rims,
Wedsports rim
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Shop Visit : Exhaust Shop.
Bee sounds too loud this few days, so we decided to visit a nearby exhaust shop which is known for its cheapness and quality. So, up up she goes.
Main problem? Rusty center bullet. I guess its life ends today. RIP; 1977 - 2009.
Solution? Cut em up and there goes a straight pipe! And since we were already at a exhaust shop, why not try it? Try what? Check this out.
Taraa. A bend exhaust tip. I know it do looks fuckin weird from this angle due to its angle. Will make a new piping soon so that the tip will be 90degree from the body.
But from this angle, it does looks good. And I think Jaguh also wanna do the bent exhaust tips. Why not? Right?
The shop? Wei Yip. I guess most of us in KL might now this shop. They have a few branch but we went to the Balakong area. The manager in charge is very friendly. To custom the tip, it tooks him 5-6times and almost 30minutes altering the tip's angle and to have a customer like me usually it means more details needed and yes, they are good at it. They will do it until we are satisfied. And I recommend this shop to you! Plus one for the shop. We will be coming again soon.
Some vids, I asked the manager start the engine. Fuah, damn loud and beng! Straight pipe yo~
And the new exhaust's note. I guess it is too loud. Had tested it and I think I need a center bullet back! LOL~
Sorry for the lame vids! Hahaha. Coming up next week : DIY center panel with a few gauges and switches I think.
Main problem? Rusty center bullet. I guess its life ends today. RIP; 1977 - 2009.
Solution? Cut em up and there goes a straight pipe! And since we were already at a exhaust shop, why not try it? Try what? Check this out.
Taraa. A bend exhaust tip. I know it do looks fuckin weird from this angle due to its angle. Will make a new piping soon so that the tip will be 90degree from the body.
But from this angle, it does looks good. And I think Jaguh also wanna do the bent exhaust tips. Why not? Right?
The shop? Wei Yip. I guess most of us in KL might now this shop. They have a few branch but we went to the Balakong area. The manager in charge is very friendly. To custom the tip, it tooks him 5-6times and almost 30minutes altering the tip's angle and to have a customer like me usually it means more details needed and yes, they are good at it. They will do it until we are satisfied. And I recommend this shop to you! Plus one for the shop. We will be coming again soon.
Some vids, I asked the manager start the engine. Fuah, damn loud and beng! Straight pipe yo~
And the new exhaust's note. I guess it is too loud. Had tested it and I think I need a center bullet back! LOL~
Sorry for the lame vids! Hahaha. Coming up next week : DIY center panel with a few gauges and switches I think.
Labels:
exhaust,
exhaust tip,
Mazda 808,
Wei Yip Exhaust Shop
Games : Live For Speed Fever!
Gosh, this is the greatest driving game ever! Why? Coz the physics are so almost real and this is my training platform for drifting and racing theory. Whenever I came back from a drift event, or after I went for some drifting action, I'll returned home, and will play this game till morning to lepas gian. And it is real, most of the steering work and weight shift input is from the game, then for the output learning, there's Din's KE70 as a good platform.
And recently, this website had launched a very good 'skins' for the current car as LFS didnt have any real car license (except for BMW Formula 1 and soon a VW Scirocco). And my favourite car is FZ50, which is a naturally aspirated V6 engine (I guess) and RWD and the original skins was something that resembled a 350z. There's another car called XRT which is something similar to a SR20DET car. The original skins was something like a FC.
Anyway, the point is I wanna show this awesome job from the sites. Really a professional job. Presenting, a Nissan 180sx from Live For Speed. 3.5cc and a V6 engine. LOL~ I love this track and this car. Heavy body, powerful engine, very responsive, and weight transfer can be done easily. This is an advantage of a drifting a heavy car. Something similar to a 350z or a A31 with a V8 engine (Its not Joe Han car though.) perhaps.
See how superb was the skinning job.
And the other one is a Nissan Silvia S14! Powered by a 4cylinder engine and a turbine to boost up the performance, and I dont like this car. Hahaha. Turbo lag, body too light, slow body response and steering is light. Something like a KE70 with SR20DET. Maybe I dont have a good setup but still, I prefer the 180sx.
Anyway, you guys can check out the site for more details. But please buy the license and a good gaming steering wheel first! =)
This is a good video for introduction.
Meanwhile, Mok is having fun at Sarawak. You guys can check out her latest write ups at her blog. Here a photo of her in a traditional costume and my future parents in law too! XD
And recently, this website had launched a very good 'skins' for the current car as LFS didnt have any real car license (except for BMW Formula 1 and soon a VW Scirocco). And my favourite car is FZ50, which is a naturally aspirated V6 engine (I guess) and RWD and the original skins was something that resembled a 350z. There's another car called XRT which is something similar to a SR20DET car. The original skins was something like a FC.
Anyway, the point is I wanna show this awesome job from the sites. Really a professional job. Presenting, a Nissan 180sx from Live For Speed. 3.5cc and a V6 engine. LOL~ I love this track and this car. Heavy body, powerful engine, very responsive, and weight transfer can be done easily. This is an advantage of a drifting a heavy car. Something similar to a 350z or a A31 with a V8 engine (Its not Joe Han car though.) perhaps.
See how superb was the skinning job.
And the other one is a Nissan Silvia S14! Powered by a 4cylinder engine and a turbine to boost up the performance, and I dont like this car. Hahaha. Turbo lag, body too light, slow body response and steering is light. Something like a KE70 with SR20DET. Maybe I dont have a good setup but still, I prefer the 180sx.
Anyway, you guys can check out the site for more details. But please buy the license and a good gaming steering wheel first! =)
This is a good video for introduction.
Meanwhile, Mok is having fun at Sarawak. You guys can check out her latest write ups at her blog. Here a photo of her in a traditional costume and my future parents in law too! XD
Labels:
drift,
game,
Live For Speed,
Mok
Friday, June 19, 2009
For Sale : 13' Watanabe.
Brand : Watanabe.
Model : Pisang / Banana.
PCD : 114.
Front size : 13'
Front offset : +10 x 6.5jj.
Rear size : -
Rear offset : -
Tyres : No tyres.
Rim units : ONLY 2 UNITS / 1 PAIR.
Price : RM 600 Highly Nego.
H/p number : 012 72 3345 4 / Amar.
Location : Prefer to be in KL area but I can post if you want.
Payment method : Prefer COD.
Others :
*Although this is my favorite rims, I need to sell the rims coz my engine's is about to gone. Need funds to overhaul / replace new engine.
*The rims had been refurbished by me. DIY.
Pictures:
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Can view the restoration process at this link.
http://retrosyndicate.freeforums.org/1978-amar-s-808-t2468-165.html
Thank you.
Model : Pisang / Banana.
PCD : 114.
Front size : 13'
Front offset : +10 x 6.5jj.
Rear size : -
Rear offset : -
Tyres : No tyres.
Rim units : ONLY 2 UNITS / 1 PAIR.
Price : RM 600 Highly Nego.
H/p number : 012 72 3345 4 / Amar.
Location : Prefer to be in KL area but I can post if you want.
Payment method : Prefer COD.
Others :
*Although this is my favorite rims, I need to sell the rims coz my engine's is about to gone. Need funds to overhaul / replace new engine.
*The rims had been refurbished by me. DIY.
Pictures:
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Can view the restoration process at this link.
http://retrosyndicate.freeforums.org/1978-amar-s-808-t2468-165.html
Thank you.
Labels:
Items for sale,
RS Watanabe rims
Thursday, June 18, 2009
Photography : Testing Strobes & Nikon D80.
Asu was kind enough to lend me his camera and tools. And I got the opportunities to learn more about external flash and the experience of using a Nikon D80, which is 10x more better than my current D40, and also the long lens that he's using.
So, here's some. We'll be going for a photoshoot this Sunday. Along with Asu and another talented photographer, Rev. Who's car? Bee and Jaguh's KEtam.
A few hints how good Asu's gear:
Only a set of flash really does this. Amazing.
Nice eh?
Will wait for more photos from him. I only copied a few of em.
So, here's some. We'll be going for a photoshoot this Sunday. Along with Asu and another talented photographer, Rev. Who's car? Bee and Jaguh's KEtam.
A few hints how good Asu's gear:
Only a set of flash really does this. Amazing.
Nice eh?
Will wait for more photos from him. I only copied a few of em.
Labels:
external flash,
Mazda 808,
Nikon D80,
photography
DIY : Tail Lamp Restoration Project. Done!
Yep, the last part of the project. It is time consuming, but you can see the results now. And coincidentally, there are a few friends came to my house today for a visit. We'll go through later. And here is the tail lamp that I'd restored with so much love and care. LOL~
And who else to rely if not on Mr Jaguh, the big boss. Gosh, I wish everyone I knew is like him. Dash fitting process. Also time consuming coz troubleshooting the board circuit.
And the special guests of the day were, Asuramaru from Kelantan! He called me whether Im free or not, so I said we were fitting the tail lamp, so he said he'll come, and I pick him up at the nearby train station. He's the photographer of the day today.
And the other one is Afiq. One of my blog reader. Kelantanese also. Everyone came to see Jaguh in action. Kekekeke.
While Jaguh was fitting the meters, we were assembling back the tailies. Here's Asu in action. He's friendly and easy to get along with.
Then, Jaguh the expert was doing the wiring.
Done! Here's the new Bee. Oh, the emblem is too bulky so we decided not to fit it in.
And the new tailies. I guess I made a right desicion buyin it. Looks more 'muscle' now. Time to focus on a good wheels! Next! =P
Check out the next thread!
And who else to rely if not on Mr Jaguh, the big boss. Gosh, I wish everyone I knew is like him. Dash fitting process. Also time consuming coz troubleshooting the board circuit.
And the special guests of the day were, Asuramaru from Kelantan! He called me whether Im free or not, so I said we were fitting the tail lamp, so he said he'll come, and I pick him up at the nearby train station. He's the photographer of the day today.
And the other one is Afiq. One of my blog reader. Kelantanese also. Everyone came to see Jaguh in action. Kekekeke.
While Jaguh was fitting the meters, we were assembling back the tailies. Here's Asu in action. He's friendly and easy to get along with.
Then, Jaguh the expert was doing the wiring.
Done! Here's the new Bee. Oh, the emblem is too bulky so we decided not to fit it in.
And the new tailies. I guess I made a right desicion buyin it. Looks more 'muscle' now. Time to focus on a good wheels! Next! =P
Check out the next thread!
Labels:
DIY,
Jaguh Autoworks,
Mazda 808,
tail lamp
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