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    #2541
    Quote Originally Posted by shok View Post
    It's really conservative, but what your gauge is displaying is within OEM acceptable limits.
    My limit on the expressways is 105-110kph on the speedometer if I want to stay within 100kph limit of the expressways.

    Table below shows the actual speed (left side) as read directly through the OBD port by a Toyota Tech Stream/GTS diagnostic tool doing active test VS the acceptable speed display on the speedometer(right).


    Vehicle Speed
    Table 1. For reference, km / hour
    Screen Displays GTS (km / h) - The range of acceptable values (km / h)
    20 --------------------------------- 21.2 - 25.2
    40 --------------------------------- 42.2 - 46.7
    60 --------------------------------- 63.5 - 68.0
    80 --------------------------------- 84.6 - 89.6
    100 --------------------------------105.8 - 110.8
    120 ------------------------------- 126.9 - 132.4
    140 ------------------------------- 147.9 - 153.9
    160 ------------------------------- 168.6 - 175.6
    180 ------------------------------- 189.6 - 197.2
    200 ------------------------------- 210.8 - 218.8
    220 ------------------------------- 231.8 - 240.2
    Thanks for this bro, really informative table. Quite frustrating though, as this is probably the most conservative speedometer among all the cars I've driven.

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    #2542
    Quote Originally Posted by mda View Post
    I guess city driving will always yield about 7-9KM/L regardless of the car.

    Stuck in traffic = 0KM/L hehehehe
    This is true for most cars. Although the spread from 7-9 km/L is quite huge. At 1,200 km a month, 9 km/L saves you P1,700 per month versus 7 km/L

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    #2543
    No problem. My 2.0 is 5-6 kph off too. When it's time to change tires, I'll opt for 225/45 vs 215/45. More width although a little taller on the sidewall. Got me thinking if 235/40 is a better match for 18s.

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    #2544
    235/40 R18 is okay only if you drop. With stock ride height, it'll look like an XV already hehe.

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    #2545
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    This is true for most cars. Although the spread from 7-9 km/L is quite huge. At 1,200 km a month, 9 km/L saves you P1,700 per month versus 7 km/L
    That said, navigating 40KM worth of city driving every day for 30 days will kill me.

    EDSA end to end is less than 20KM siguro hahaha (and will take about 2 hours every day one way pag rush hour :O)

    Yung FD namin does 7.5-8KM/L with an average speed of about 10-15KPH. Not sure what other car figures are for this kind of speed.

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    #2546
    Quote Originally Posted by mda View Post
    Yung FD namin does 7.5-8KM/L with an average speed of about 10-15KPH. Not sure what other car figures are for this kind of speed.
    I do Taguig to Commonwealth via C5 and vice versa every working day so medyo going against the traffic ako. My 1.5 3 averages 9.5 L/100 km (10.5 km/L) based on the trip computer. When I drove my wife to and from Makati for a week because her car was in the shop it dropped to around 7 km/L which is similar to what her Vios 1.3 AT gets. Traffic is the big equalizer.
    Last edited by JohnM; June 3rd, 2015 at 01:20 PM.

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    #2547
    Mga sir question lang, naka 1.6V na automatic po ako. Normal lng ba un umaatras yung sasakyan kapag naka inclined? Wala ba tayo kagaya sa Honda nun hill assist? Thanks..

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    #2548
    Quote Originally Posted by Starscrean View Post
    Mga sir question lang, naka 1.6V na automatic po ako. Normal lng ba un umaatras yung sasakyan kapag naka inclined? Wala ba tayo kagaya sa Honda nun hill assist? Thanks..
    If the spec sheet doesn't say hill start assist, then wala yun. Don't worry about it.

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    #2549
    Quote Originally Posted by Starscrean View Post
    Mga sir question lang, naka 1.6V na automatic po ako. Normal lng ba un umaatras yung sasakyan kapag naka inclined? Wala ba tayo kagaya sa Honda nun hill assist? Thanks..
    The Altis has no hill start assist. If you're on a very steep incline and the nominal torque of the car when in D isn't enough, the car will slide backward. With an automatic, it's very easy to overcome this, just move your foot very quickly from the brake pedal to the accelerator so that you minimize rolling backward.

    Unlike with a manual where you have to balance the clutch as well as prod the accelerator quickly upon releasing the brakes.

    In either transmission, you can also use the handbrake to keep you from moving backward - keep it slightly engaged until you move forward, and then release the handbrake completely.

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    #2550
    Quote Originally Posted by sientobente View Post
    Sir Jepoy, supposedly those specs should fit. AFAIK, pwede +35 to +50 offset.

    +35 sakto po pa nga sa fender yun, and I already saw a "hellaflushed" 11th-gen with severe negative offsets running in Edsa a couple of months ago.
    Thanks sa info Sir :-) actually yun hanap ko yung sakto sa fender. Wala naman kase ako plan magdrop. Akala ko kase 40-45 lang pwede sa 11th gen. Mukhang mapapaburn ata ko. Thanks po ulit Sir.

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