Any Singapore Ferrari owners?

u mean it shows ???



i DO love my m5 ..... damn it's quick ...

 

Knowing Tiong & his taste for power, size & news. It can't be a hardcore M3.

Probably the 1st M5 for his Mrs if there's such a car coming!

 

sounds like he was sleepy ............

hehehehehe ...

 

Wow that's what I call passion!

Shyan's detailing is amazing. Saw some of his detailed cars and the difference before and after is worlds apart. Definitely worth a try!

Possible but the F10 M5 will debut only in 2011 so that's going to be quite a long wait..

On the other hand, the X5 or X6M does fit the bill for power and size..also good for school run

 

Yeah if I'm not wrong it's the most expensive exhaust system around?

 

You're most welcome.

I've held the "normal" Turbo wheel. Build quality of the wheel is quite good, but the shifters were well, rubbish. Pedals were amazing though!

 

Tires gone!
Brake pads gone!
This was one expensive track day!
But the track times set was worth it
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the SP station after coronation? do you know how much he charges?

 

Any pictures of the trackday? Camping here for pics

 

bwahahaha.... but woah mate those tires are absolutely shot!

well at least my cars clutch made it back in one piece for a change. yeah mate... you gotta camp out for some hoosiers when they finally make em in the right size, no way that your standard tires are gonna survive the abuse.

But I am shocked that the brake pads were so shot!

 

The pads are my fault.... poor warming down procedure. That! I should have known better.

 

a gift??? I am excited....

took the GT3RS mate...

 

Yes definitely alot for the exhaust. But the quality and fitment is unsurpassed. Welds are absolutely beautiful and they sound very exotic. Not to mention the blue porn once you go through a few heat cycles on the exhaust system.

 

Awesome..

 

The 430 spider is a great car. I just sold it.Ital told me my 458 should b ready to ship in 2 weeks. Will decided on the wheels soon and will get the top wrap.

 

It's the SP after university rd. Ask for Calvin. He charges from $400 upwards for the first job subsequent ones at $100. your lambo is black n he can get rid of swirl marks.

 

Hope u have ordered new tires from www.tire rack.com. Very good price n delivery within a wk

 

Going towards town it's the spc after the shell station. Calvin is the guy with the long ponytail. They do a very good job. Even his normal wash and vacuum at $10 is probably the best I've come across. For polish etc they will probably do it at their place in sin ming. For wash and vacuum best to go weekday mornings abt 10am. Guys won't be too tired so you'll be guaranteed a good job.

 

Can get a real exotic with that kind of moolah!

But I guess this is for those who already have everything parked in their garage

 

Found James Bond!

http://www.sgcarmart.com/used_cars/info.php?ID=131068&DL=2093

 

best time to go is weekdays after 645pm. owise the queue is horrendous but well worth the wait. exotics are charged 20 per visit for full wash/vacuum - the works - this includes popping the hood n boot and drying engine also and special shampoo for rims . very detailed for the price.

 

does it really make much difference from buying locally when u factor in shipping n gst. tried comparing the corsas i need for my cs. im not sure there's much/any savings. somemore buying online u cannot kick-test the tyres also are the tyre shops a bit not happy to just install for u? no sale-instead of pure nitrogen they might put in pure O2

 

Video and post of the 458 at the track is up on my blog for those interested. You need to watch the second lap to see me try in vain to keep up with the 458... I blame that pesky M6 for slowing me down...hahahaha.

After the two porkers on their warm down lap I pretty much gave up... hahaha

Will do a separate post with all the track day pics later.... going for a drive now.... in the evo!

 

would love it if one of the brudders here picked it up! jon? lung?

 

how does one warm down properly?