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Parking the car outside or Any plans of modifying the house?:)
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Originally Posted by benbsb29
(Post 780670)
JK, why do you still have the plastic on the head rests?! Get rid of them, whatever be your reasons for keeping them on. :) |
Oh, maybe my size, didnt see it:p. Will take it later today!
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Originally Posted by kpzen
(Post 780675)
Jk
Parking the car outside or Any plans of modifying the house?:) |
Something will have to be parked outside anyway.Plans to mod wall by next month anyway.
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Originally Posted by kkdelhi
(Post 780103)
How's the music system and the sound quality through the speakers (I guess included)? |
Ok. Alpine HU and hence happy. Seriously need to change the compos atleast. Saving for now:)
Have seen the beauty yesterday evening at our usual meeting place. Seeing real close and and sitting inside the new 2.2 for the first time. The fit and finish, both interior and exterior, is now up to top standards. This partucular color is rocking and the wax job + servicing has given it a shiny look.
@ JK - thanks for taking her to us. Thanks for offering the steering for a drive, will do it after run in.
@ Sankar - do post your impressions.
JK,
been a long time, but better late than never!
congrats on the possession! she looks charming.
especially in the photo shoots on the hill / narrow road. Love these kind of narrow kerala road (minus the buses!)
happy driving and many miles of 'reclaiming'! :-)
and what happened to your 'other' photo shoot with the RTO? did anything happen or was it just a time-pass?
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Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 780088)
Sankar test drove the Safari. Hope he finds time to post experience about it. |
Sorry for the delay Jk, i usually skim through new posts. And didn't see your thread till i specifically searched for it.
First of all thanks for the test drive :)
Man the presence of this thing is just awesome. You drive into a parking lot and there's instant respect! Everyone moves away and you don't even have to honk.
As i started driving the vehicle i was expecting a turbo lag but was surprised to find the lack of a lag. It's perfectly drivable even before the turbo spools up at 1.8krpm, and throttle response is way better than what i expected keeping it under 2k rpm was difficult :) Once in the band man i liked the way it surges ahead... too bad i couldn't sample it beyond 2.5krpm.
The fit and finish on Tata vehicles have vastly improved.. or at least in the Safari miles ahead. Very nice.
There's some vibration creeping up on the clutch pedal when depressed, i don't knw if it's normal with all the Safaris. And also while changing gears after the engine crosses 1.8k rpm the revs don't fall as quickly, in other words while the clutch is depressed and foot of the throttle the revs still hold for some time. It might be normal with Safari, i don't know. Could someone tell if it's normal?
long time reader, first time poster ( still busy reading through the other kerala threads )
congrats jkdas on your new truck and also on your marriage :)
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Originally Posted by redfire
(Post 780765)
Have seen the beauty yesterday evening at our usual meeting place. Seeing real close and and sitting inside the new 2.2 for the first time. The fit and finish, both interior and exterior, is now up to top standards. This partucular color is rocking and the wax job + servicing has given it a shiny look.
@ JK - thanks for taking her to us. Thanks for offering the steering for a drive, will do it after run in.
@ Sankar - do post your impressions. |
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Originally Posted by Sankar
(Post 781392)
Man the presence of this thing is just awesome. You drive into a parking lot and there's instant respect! Everyone moves away and you don't even have to honk.
As i started driving the vehicle i was expecting a turbo lag but was surprised to find the lack of a lag. It's perfectly drivable even before the turbo spools up at 1.8krpm, and throttle response is way better than what i expected keeping it under 2k rpm was difficult :) Once in the band man i liked the way it surges ahead... too bad i couldn't sample it beyond 2.5krpm.
The fit and finish on Tata vehicles have vastly improved.. or at least in the Safari miles ahead. Very nice. |
This is what I want people to notice/understand.
And Sankar you forgot about the barrel part.
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Originally Posted by HappyWheels
(Post 780811)
JK,
been a long time, but better late than never!
congrats on the possession! she looks charming.
especially in the photo shoots on the hill / narrow road. Love these kind of narrow kerala road (minus the buses!)
happy driving and many miles of 'reclaiming'! :-)
and what happened to your 'other' photo shoot with the RTO? did anything happen or was it just a time-pass? |
Thanks pal. About RTO, he said to wait till I visit them to collect my RC book/card.
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Originally Posted by srijit
(Post 781436)
long time reader, first time poster ( still busy reading through the other kerala threads )
congrats jkdas on your new truck and also on your marriage :) |
Thanks srijit. Welcome to TBHP
Guys, need an opinion.
I bought the OE alloys from Steeroid. I was thinking of getting them painted to black. What do you think?
Pearl White with Black alloys?? Don't think it'll look good. Could be wrong though.
Black alloys for a pearl white Safari...hmmm NOOOO.!!!
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Originally Posted by iraghava
(Post 781569)
Pearl White with Black alloys?? Don't think it'll look good. Could be wrong though. |
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Originally Posted by kpzen
(Post 781576)
Black alloys for a pearl white Safari...hmmm NOOOO.!!! |
:) The tyre gurus spoke! The aura site says they have the hyper black of this model and hence the idea.
I think I will get it chromed:) Need to call nikkibike and tell him tomorrow.
The OE alloy is 6.5J right ? And hence 255 will fit? Or is it a must that it should be 7J ?
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Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 781609)
I think I will get it chromed:) Need to call nikkibike and tell him tomorrow. |
Ewww....that's going to be even worse man. Chrome went out of style long ago, stick to normal painted silver please. The Pearl White is good enough for attention anyway.
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Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 781609)
The OE alloy is 6.5J right ? And hence 255 will fit? Or is it a must that it should be 7J ? |
Yes, bu 255's will do just fine. Steer himself was running this size on the stock alloys.
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Originally Posted by jkdas
(Post 781609)
I think I will get it chromed:) Need to call nikkibike and tell him tomorrow. |
Those stock alloys in chrome!!!!!....:deadhorse
No need to call nikki, go catch up some sleep and think better tomorrow..
BTW what tyres have u in mind now, Nankang??:D
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Originally Posted by iraghava
(Post 781622)
Ewww....that's going to be even worse man. Chrome went out of style long ago, stick to normal painted silver please. The Pearl White is good enough for attention anyway.
Yes, bu 255's will do just fine. Steer himself was running this size on the stock alloys. |
:D ok. It will be OE alloys in OE paint job!
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Originally Posted by kpzen
(Post 781624)
Those stock alloys in chrome!!!!!....:deadhorse
No need to call nikki, go catch up some sleep and think better tomorrow..
BTW what tyres have u in mind now, Nankang??:D |
Nakkan tyres:D
Upsize only after the OEs life ends. Till then Bridges 235 + the OE alloys.
JK - do you want to try and get those alloys painted white? They need a paint job for sure, so why not make it white?
If you want a free tyre upgrade please check with v1p3r whether my Falkens are still lying in the garage. If yes, pick them up.
do some photoshop and check if black will gel. I have a feeling it would. Maybe one with some mettalic effect.
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