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Old 27th April 2009, 15:11   #31
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any update regarding your drive to bangalore,
Hey Sanjay!

Due to a damaged cam-gear I could not take the car for the mentioned test drive to Bangalore. The cam-gear has now been ordered and should be replaced in the car today.

Hopefully this should be the last hurdle before I can fully experience the benefits of the mod.

@ Sivam - Sorry, don't have the pics of the heads grooved.

@ Mpower - Yes, new piston rings were also replaced.

The parts replaced till now....

1 Set of Piston Rings INR 2,450.00
1 Timing Belt INR 750.00
1 Head Gasket INR 1,050.00
1 Tensioner Bearing INR 575.00
4 Spark Plugs INR 680.00
1 Camshaft Seal INR 160.00
1 Oil Filter INR 225.00
4 Engine Oil (ltrs.) INR 800.00
1 Oil Stainer INR 400.00
1 Vaccum Pipe INR 70.00
1 T-Joint INR 25.00
1 Intake Manifold Gasket INR 230.00
1 Exhaust Manifold Gasket INR 140.00

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Old 4th May 2009, 11:44   #32
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thanks for the update, eagerly waiting for your long drive report...
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Old 4th May 2009, 12:03   #33
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Hey guys,

Sorry was a bit busy with some work so was not able to pen down the mysore-bangalore experience that I undertook last saturday.

The car is handling exactly the way predicted. The ease with which it throttles is really amazing. In no time I was touching a 100kmhr and it was still pulling effortlessly

I also drove with the A/C on in Bangalore traffic and as of now I really have no complaints. The car pulls without any problems from traffic red light stops even with the A/C on. Now with the A/C on it handles like without A/C stock(before the grooving).

Frequent shifting is reduced and the average consumption has not changed. I got around 14.5 kmpl full tank to full tank with 300 odd kilometers of city driving and 150 odd kilometers of highways. Assuming around 40% A/C usage.

That's all I have. Any clarifications I shall be glad to pitch in

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Old 25th October 2010, 06:55   #34
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Grooving the Honda City

HI

Has anybody grooved the Honday City? Any opinions?

Does anybody have the contacts of the person who grooves in Mysore?

PS: I did search for the topic but only found some 2007 articles on a Fiat Uno grooving.

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Old 25th October 2010, 14:15   #35
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HI

Has anybody grooved the Honday City? Any opinions?

Does anybody have the contacts of the person who grooves in Mysore?

PS: I did search for the topic but only found some 2007 articles on a Fiat Uno grooving.
Hi Sridhu,

Can you please be a little specific about what you are looking for?
Which model of the Honda city do you own.

Regards.
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Old 25th October 2010, 18:18   #36
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Hi

Looking to see if what I would gain by grooving a 2004 Honda City. Also to see what are the risks & the possible downsides.

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Hi Sridhu,

Can you please be a little specific about what you are looking for?
Which model of the Honda city do you own.

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Old 26th October 2010, 18:06   #37
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Is your City VTEC or I-dsi.

The Mysore guy has a website up, you can take a look. I concluded that most of the benefit comes from the compression bump and not the groove.
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