Thursday, March 25, 2010
The life of a form 6 student
I have been busy lately,feels like its a long time i din really update....every subject is getting harder and harder and feels like lazy to continue....but i still have to fight and carry on just to ensure a good result,a good future,to help my friend study -___- and make someone happy haha....i feel tat i have lost interest and like mechanic stuff more then electronic.....hope i can get a better result this time...wish me luck xD
Saturday, March 6, 2010
So quiet around here
Since no one rarely come here anymore i think i should close it
Anyway i'm addicted to Taylor swift-tear drop on my guitar nw
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Anyway i'm addicted to Taylor swift-tear drop on my guitar nw
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Friday, February 26, 2010
I'm in love wit 4A-GE!!!
The ‘A’ family of engines is unlike the very first Toyota type A engine. Toyota first completed the type A engine in September of 1934. It was a 3.4 liter, 6 cylinder, reverse engineered Chevrolet power plant. Today’s ‘A’ family of engines was and still is a successful and versatile 4 cylinder over head camshaft mass production power plant. The ‘A’ family beginning was humble but was the foundation for Toyota to start its “New Generation” of compact, lightweight, powerful and efficient power plants during the early 80’s. The ‘A’ family was used as part of the bases to start Toyota’s “Second” Generation of sport type engines.
Toyota’s sport-type twin-cam engines utilize a DOHC 4-valve per-cylinder configuration, but it is a very simple and reliable one. The camshafts act directly on the valves (through the shim and follower) using the same principle that was employed on Salmson racing engines of 1927. The increase intake and exhaust valve area of a four-valve design improves the volumetric efficiency, and the lighter weight of the valve train allows higher-revs. As Toyota’s sports-type engines should be, these engines are designed and built for high output and quick response.
These engine are one of the few which can reach 11000Rpm and at that stage the sound of the engine is music to my ears haha......even though nw is the modern age but i still like it old school cause newer cars have too much electronics and we can't really enjoy the fel of the road :D
Da TRD tune black top 4A-GE rated at 220ps at 10000Rpm
Toyota’s sport-type twin-cam engines utilize a DOHC 4-valve per-cylinder configuration, but it is a very simple and reliable one. The camshafts act directly on the valves (through the shim and follower) using the same principle that was employed on Salmson racing engines of 1927. The increase intake and exhaust valve area of a four-valve design improves the volumetric efficiency, and the lighter weight of the valve train allows higher-revs. As Toyota’s sports-type engines should be, these engines are designed and built for high output and quick response.
These engine are one of the few which can reach 11000Rpm and at that stage the sound of the engine is music to my ears haha......even though nw is the modern age but i still like it old school cause newer cars have too much electronics and we can't really enjoy the fel of the road :D
Da TRD tune black top 4A-GE rated at 220ps at 10000RpmWednesday, November 4, 2009
Some old photo of my pc
Monday, November 2, 2009
Pc maintainance
Just did a maintance on my Pc yesterday
Hugh temp drop from 48 degree to 43 degree in a non aircon room
Very low and very high operating temp means good stuff xD
High viscosity couple wit better thermal conductivity means low temp and easy to use
Tuniq TX-2,the high performance thermal compound
Hugh temp drop from 48 degree to 43 degree in a non aircon roomTuesday, July 28, 2009
POISON POISON POISON!!!!!!
ITS POISON TIME!!! XD
My friend poison me into getting a japanese phone.Haha....here are somee of my friends exotic Jphone.....Enjoy and try not to get poison XD
Limited edition NERV phone

nice graphic keypad
My friend poison me into getting a japanese phone.Haha....here are somee of my friends exotic Jphone.....Enjoy and try not to get poison XD
Limited edition NERV phone
nice graphic keypad
Sunday, July 12, 2009
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