A day in Bangkok Part1
I got sometime to do the pic so these are my everyday situation (well sort of).
A lot photo so please wait!!!! There are problem with the system so I will leave photos for what it is for now, sorry for the inconvenient
Got up early in the morning!
I got assignment report that I like my instructor to look at so i get my laptop ready!
Got my computer ON!! to transfer files
Love this one!!!, Another leave a lot of mass after the jobs
How many there are for Battery Fluid!!!!
Battery Fluid Running low so need to top it up!!!
The Bumper come out Fixed it with Dual-Face glue duck tap solve the problem out nicely
It is USED CAR so IT wear out a lot needed a new floor very soon!!!
Check it out!!!! TOYO!!!!!!.......... Ah, it's Nitto but anyhow,
This what it look like when installed
I got battery from Japan and I don't like white plastic so I got a Black one Inserted
Got sometime LEt play Lost planet 2 On XBOX, Having a lot of fun with this game!
Let see it in RED AND BLACK!!!
Getting me bag and I got this FFXIII Lighting sword from japan ,6000 Yen!!!
Transferring and Rewriting some works
Checking Engine, Brake,Gear oil, Cooler, Battery, Etc.......
Having Breakfast!!! Please Wait for Part 2 of A DAY IN BANGKOK!!!
http://www.figure.fm/post/en/12477/A+day+in+Bangkok+Part2.html
Come On!!!! ALL the Photo are going Backward!!! I have to rearrange for 3 time and still not working
Best computer stand I've seen all night. ;)
I will explain THIS in Part 2 then
For high speed braking you need "Slotted Rotors" at the very least. For repeated high speed braking you could go with "Slotted and Cross Drilled Rotors" to dissipate heating quicker, but at a cost of braking surface area. So with that system you will have to push harder on the brake pedal for the same amount of stopping power. Granted, high speed stops with that will be more reliable and less "hair raising". Depending on what type you pick you may or may not like the performance for "regular" driving. I could go on about braking systems and techniques but I don't want to write a huge column on your post. Nor am I a pro either. ^^;
Nice tires by the way. :D
Yeah, I can't afford 6 pots Caliber so I go with smaller (lighter car and my Mother need the car) Accord weight more than 1.5 tons
Civic around 1.3 somethings. You can feel a very different just by breaking a car at 125 km. per hour.
I drive everyday (weekday) at more than 120kmph anyway. ,Thank for the comment ^w^.
Tires cost me 5000 baht or around 200 dollar each.