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Old 30th April 2009, 08:22   #46
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The tyre profiles are same as that of Santro, right? I never take my santro above 110Ks just because of this reason. Neverthless 80 - 100 cruising is superb with zero rattles.
From where are you going to get your new rubber? Please let me know coz my santro also is due for a rubber change.
Did you change your stock speakers?
It's a 155 same as Satro's. They should've given the car with better tyres considering the Kappa makes 16BHP more than the Santro. As you have mentioned build quality is good no rattles and squeaks yet.
Haven't decided where to buy the rubber and which one to buy, haven't decided which alloy to buy either. While upgrading i need alloys with a lower ET so as to increase the track by a wee bit. Rubbers would be Yokos or Michelins if they come in 14" 175 or 185.
No speakers are stock as of now..it's pretty good. Will change them but priority is for tyres and wheels.

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Congrats Sankar on the sporty cousin. The color sure looks good and does justice to the sporty version. be good and drive good buddy.
Thanks mate. Thanks for the concern too
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Old 30th April 2009, 09:48   #47
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Sankara,

If ever satisfaction can be converted into a picture, its this:

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Mr. Mallya would be very proud. You appear very contented at your decision to buy the i10 Sportz.
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Old 30th April 2009, 14:18   #48
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Duuuuuudeeeeeee maggie...... you are so dead!!

I was sober
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Old 1st May 2009, 10:05   #49
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Sankar, are you going to change the tyres anytime soon? Where are you going to source them from? TVM or EKM?
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Sankara,

If ever satisfaction can be converted into a picture, its this:

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Mr. Mallya would be very proud. You appear very contented at your decision to buy the i10 Sportz.

OMGaaaaaaad! Is that you dude! You have put on so much
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Old 1st May 2009, 18:35   #51
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Sankar, are you going to change the tyres anytime soon? Where are you going to source them from? TVM or EKM?
Will not happen soon Srijit. Will take couple of months at the most. Wheels and tyres would be bought from Ekm prolly.

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OMGaaaaaaad! Is that you dude! You have put on so much
Since the day Maggie started dieting i have been trying to compensate for him. To keep the demand and supply chain balanced... to prevent another economic meltdown.

But no it's not much i can still squeeze into my old jeans hehehe...
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Old 5th June 2009, 13:29   #52
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How useful is keyless entry feature ?
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Old 5th June 2009, 13:40   #53
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How useful is keyless entry feature ?
You must mean the remote controlled central locking.

Very convenient. Works from a distance. Don't have to search for the keyhole in poorly lit / dark conditions.
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Old 5th June 2009, 13:46   #54
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You must mean the remote controlled central locking.

Very convenient. Works from a distance. Don't have to search for the keyhole in poorly lit / dark conditions.
trrk , not remote locking

i am saying keyless entry : "It allows u to lock or unlock door with out key and remote . It operates by punching code into the keypad located at the drivers dooor"
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