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PostSubject: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 15, 2016 6:03 am

Hi all,

Collected my Pug 308 two weeks ago. Been to Malaysia and back, so far so good.

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The Thumbsups
1) Powerful engine and yet saves quite a buck on Road Tax
2) Premium perks that usually comes in higher price
3) Biggest boot space ever seen on a hatch!
4) Easy to use park assist
5) Comfy seats
6) Love the head and tail lights
7) Nice design concept

The Thumbsdown
1) No electronic seats.
2) Rear seats quite squeezy
3) No rear air conditioner vents
4) No Collision Risk Alert and the Emergency Brake System. (Was hopping it has) (False advertising on autofrance website)
5) GPS cannot search by postal code
6) Can't squeeze extra fuel into the tank

Just my 2cents
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 15, 2016 11:52 am

That's a very nice car. Congrats!!

Did you watch the movie Lucy, there's quite a nice sequence featuring Scarlett Johansson driving it.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 15, 2016 11:55 pm

Thanks dude. Yup.. I only noticed it after I ordered the car.. I was researching up on more info on the car. LOL!!!

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That's a very nice car.  Congrats!!

Did you watch the movie Lucy, there's quite a nice sequence featuring Scarlett Johansson driving it.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 17, 2016 2:21 pm

nice ride. I was torn between 308 (likes the look but more cramp inside) & 3008 (looks kinda weird but bigger interior) & at the end had to choose 3008 since the way AF gave incentives can get more bang for the buck. Didn't regret the decision but could have gone either way. hope you got the brown leather package since it should go well with the body colour.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 17, 2016 11:34 pm

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nice ride. I was torn between 308 (likes the look but more cramp inside) & 3008 (looks kinda weird but bigger interior) & at the end had to choose 3008 since the way AF gave incentives can get more bang for the buck. Didn't regret the decision but could have gone either way. hope you got the brown leather package since it should go well with the body colour.

Haha.. I think they run out of brown as they din offer me that. It's between black or red with black. I was rooting for the one with the logo, anyway the red is nice too. haha.. Wink
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 1:59 am

Is this gris mocha or rich oak?
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 2:16 am

jango1712 wrote:
Is this gris mocha or rich oak?

Rich Oak.. Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 4:07 am

Cool...I should be collecting my 308 SW next week. I chose gris moka. smile2
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 4:51 am

Sweet.... it's a nice color.. whose your agent?
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 5:30 am

Willey.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeThu Feb 18, 2016 6:37 am

jango1712 wrote:
Willey.

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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeSun Feb 21, 2016 4:28 pm

hi, had collected my 308SW, but thinking to upgrade front n rear speakers only, not gona install amp cos seem too much electronic on this model, had any of u done? any recommendation? thks
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 22, 2016 1:40 am

Haha.. that's what I thought too, but din do it. maybe after the first year to wait out for any problems surfacing.. as for workshop, I always go to a friend, Vinauto at defu lane. He does audio for conti cars.

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hi, had collected my 308SW, but thinking to upgrade front n rear  speakers only, not gona install amp cos seem too much electronic on this model, had any of u done? any recommendation? thks
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 22, 2016 3:28 pm

[quote="heeroyuy84"]Haha.. that's what I thought too, but din do it. maybe after the first year to wait out for any problems surfacing.. as for workshop, I always go to a friend, Vinauto at defu lane. He does audio for conti cars.

oh ok.... maybe i go have a look there............. cant tahan e stock sound. lol
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeMon Feb 22, 2016 11:45 pm

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heeroyuy84 wrote:
Haha.. that's what I thought too, but din do it. maybe after the first year to wait out for any problems surfacing.. as for workshop, I always go to a friend, Vinauto at defu lane. He does audio for conti cars.

oh ok.... maybe i go have a look there............. cant tahan e stock sound. lol

Haha.. I understand the feeling.. I pumped the bass up in order to compensate for the lack in treble.. Feels like the treble is pushed but just limited by the hardware.. haha...
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeTue Feb 23, 2016 4:00 am

Just change speaker without additional amplifier, your sound will be worst. The whole sound spectrum is shifted to high end treble. Hollow sound. I have done that before.

But let me caution you. European cars is running on canbus wiring system unlike Japanese. So the moment you add amplifier, you need to add a processor which in total will cost something like $5000 (processor + amps X 2 + sub woofer + components speaker front and rear)

Aftermarket speakers with 50 RMS wattage are designed to use with amplifier to drive the bigger magnet. The factory head unit is only good for a 10 watt RMS speakers.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeTue Feb 23, 2016 4:54 am

Haha... thanks for the caution. My reasons for not changing yet.

No dough.. and wife will most likely kill me.. w

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Just change speaker without additional amplifier, your sound will be worst. The whole sound spectrum is shifted to high end treble. Hollow sound. I have done that before.

But let me caution you. European cars is running on canbus wiring system unlike Japanese. So the moment you add amplifier, you need to add a processor which in total will cost something like $5000 (processor + amps X 2 + sub woofer + components speaker front and rear)

Aftermarket speakers with 50 RMS wattage are designed to use with amplifier to drive the bigger magnet. The factory head unit is only good for a 10 watt RMS speakers.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeTue Feb 23, 2016 9:14 am

Well, after putting in the $5000 equipment, see your wife can hear the difference. If she didn't comment then just keep quiet.

If she compliment the sound system, just say $500 mild upgrade Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeTue Feb 23, 2016 2:18 pm

lol!
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 1:40 am

Blue850r wrote:
Just change speaker without additional amplifier, your sound will be worst. The whole sound spectrum is shifted to high end treble. Hollow sound. I have done that before.

But let me caution you. European cars is running on canbus wiring system unlike Japanese. So the moment you add amplifier, you need to add a processor which in total will cost something like $5000 (processor + amps X 2 + sub woofer + components speaker front and rear)

Aftermarket speakers with 50 RMS wattage are designed to use with amplifier to drive the bigger magnet. The factory head unit is only good for a 10 watt RMS speakers.

What's the function of the processor? Without processor what will happen?
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 2:49 am

Original sound system allows you to turn on radio/CD even when you off your engine. For 20 mins each time in case battery goes flat. This is controlled by accessories ECU to give power to HU.

If you add amplifier, you have to tap a signal (12v) into the remote terminal (blue wire) of amplifier to trigger it to turned on. But in European car, there is no such wire.....only in Japanese car have.

So you have to add a processor usually made by Audison, Alpine, etc...they cost about 1K. The process sense the audio signal from speaker wire input (because all speaker output will be routed to the processor) and they provide the remote wire to trigger the amplifier to turn on.

The processor will output signals for front speaker, rear speaker and also sub woofer. The processor also can tune the gain to rear and front speaker to balance the sound. Otherwise maybe front too loud or rear too loud.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 3:37 am

LOL.. the minus 0 trick.. haha.. Twisted Evil

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Well, after putting in the $5000 equipment, see your wife can hear the difference. If she didn't comment then just keep quiet.

If she compliment the sound system, just say $500 mild upgrade Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 3:39 am

Wow.. I learnt something new today... Luckily my friend just changed car and wanna sell after dekit.. haha...

Blue850r wrote:
Original sound system allows you to turn on radio/CD even when you off your engine. For 20 mins each time in case battery goes flat. This is controlled by accessories ECU to give power to HU.

If you add amplifier, you have to tap a signal (12v) into the remote terminal (blue wire) of amplifier to trigger it to turned on.  But in European car, there is no such wire.....only in Japanese car have.

So you have to add a processor usually made by Audison, Alpine, etc...they cost about 1K.  The process sense the audio signal from speaker wire input (because all speaker output will be routed to the processor) and they provide the remote wire to trigger the amplifier to turn on.

The processor will output signals for front speaker, rear speaker and also sub woofer.  The processor also can tune the gain to rear and front speaker to balance the sound. Otherwise maybe front too loud or rear too loud.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 4:08 am

Conti car play hifi is not cheap. Not simple upgrade like just install an active powered sub woofer under the seat for $300.

Then hifi shop see conti car come, they bring out parang.
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PostSubject: Re: New to Peugeot   New to Peugeot Icon_minitimeWed Feb 24, 2016 6:41 am

Did you do anything to us?

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Conti car play hifi is not cheap.  Not simple upgrade like just install an active powered sub woofer under the seat for $300.

Then hifi shop see conti car come, they bring out parang.
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