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    subscribe ko ani nga thread hehe. taasa sd sa waiting sauna oi haha post nsd ta ko dri sa experience

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    Quote Originally Posted by koykoy View Post
    Ok, for the sake of discussion, unya sa ka grabe nakog hinuna-huna ani ganina kay traffic kaau padung city, here's my take.

    Also, Im a cyclist/triathlete and a slave to my bike powermeter so all my rides are watt-based hehehe so I hated why this hasnt come to my mind earlier.



    From starting position, we are only interested in engine torque. There has to be enough torque (twisting motion of the tires) to move the vehicle from 0 to ___ kph. Once moving, the law of acceleration kicks in, since we would be needing lesser and lesser torque. If we max out the power, then we move to the next gear and so on.

    Maximum power at 100kw (136hp) occurs at 3,600 RPM so unless we are at 5th gear at 3,600RPM (I believe this will be more than 180kph) and wanting more, IMO, there really is no need to have more power like chevy power. The transmission and gear ratio will take care of our needs. I dont even think we will get to 5th gear if we are in Metro Cebu area. hahaha. Unless cguro if we really want to accelerate when overtaking, as to how much acceleration do we really need, I do not know yet.

    Of course, this is just my thinking. I scheduled the agent for a test drive this Saturday at my place which is a 1,000 meter climb at 6-10% (my training ground) so I will really have a firsthand experience kung sakto ba akong theory. I am more concerned of this, not really the top speed kay I guess, 80kph for a big SUV is fast enough. hahaha

    Will keep this thread posted.
    You are actually right bro on your analysis. In short, Ps/hp is for top speed while torque is for acceleration. So what matters in an urban area or in Cebu is acceleration. I think there's not a place in our province where you can access the top speed of your vehicle.

    Speaking of acceleration. When you look at the spec sheets, peak torque starts at 1800rpm for the mux, 2000 for montero non vgt and 1600 for the fortuner all with almost the same torque. Imagine, at 1600rpm the fortuner is already accelerating fast, while the two has to go to a higher rpm just to accelerate faster. But of course, the 2.5VGT and 3.0VNT are better.

    Montero non vgt is actually not slow or underpowered, it's just that the engine is anemic below 2000rpm. Above that engine speed, its zoom zoom.

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    i dont know with isuzu why gamay ilang specs HP sa papers pero sa actual driving with passengers, lahi ra... Comparing ni with 2002 Xwind with 2007 Innova.. 80hp vs 100hp resp..

    Gikatkat namo sa Kishanta, mga 5-6 persons mi.. all i remember, di ko ka 3rd gear sa innova while climbing up but ang Crosswind, OK pa sa 3rd gear.. although paspas gyd ang innova sa patag..
    Nabantayan pd nko ang Innova pagsaka namo sa Theotokos shrine, gihubak naman paghapit na abot sa taas on 2nd gear nya duha ra mi ato... so asa naman tong 20hp padulong? Gihubak?

    then naay pinoy working at saudi playing with the 4x4 Mux at the Red sands.. Ok ra mn dw.. Other members say na "hindi namn mukhang underpowered", base sa video...

    wait lng ta ni @koykoy for his reviews...
    Last edited by Kristiano; 06-26-2015 at 06:37 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kristiano View Post
    nakasuway nka drive sa mux going to busay?
    wala pa ko kasuway sa MUX sir tungas sa busay at that time full sitting capacity plus 1 kiddo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kizzmeeh View Post
    Basin dili na cguro 5 months karn kay daghan na man unit nangabot. wla man ka abot 5 months akoa.

    Ni.inquire sad mi sa talisay and sa Ayala regarding sa availability sa mu-x, ika-18 daw mi kon magpa.reserve. amo gi.aim was the outback brown 4x2 LS-A..good thing nakauli ko sa among bukid (bohol) and went to Isuzu and naa silay available dayun na unit. Nag.display pman gani sila sa mall. And salamat ni Lord ma.release na next week ang unit.

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    Ok, here's my short review as far as power is concerned.

    This is the test vehicle just this morning:


    The route is just our place in Consolacion which is very near Isuzu near Canduman. There are sharp uphills which is perfect for what I want to check (actual route kay I brought my garmin hahaha).


    On the 10-12% inclines, there was no sign of being underpowered, only did 1800 rpm (i recon it was still at gear 2) and would want to accelerate. Take note that the max power is still at 3600 rpm. At 2500 rpm, I dont want to step more kay it really has the power. hahaha. We were 3 people in the truck. (total cguro of 250kg)


    This was supposed to be a 40w/kg vehicle but I can feel it is more powerful than my existing tucson (JM 2.0 crdi) and the previous JDM Toyota Surf (the 3.0 1Kz engine) whose power to weight is more than 50+ w/kg for both.

    So my conclusion: Power is more than enough for an SUV. Turbo lag is negligible (just same sa 2.0 crdi and all the other current diesels).

    Now, the most difficult decision:

    Aqua blue OR Titanium Silver??

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    nice bro both colors are nice,

    titanium silver



    aqua blue


    if for me aqua blue kay na pul-an najud ko silver haha, silver amo tanan family car since i was highschool... til now .. haha..

    congrats daan bro

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    Kumusta ang engine noise? Isuzu engines are known for their noisiness apart from being dependable.

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    @ite, thanks. wa pa jud ko ka decide. hehe. murag 60-40 in favor sa gray but ako wife kay 80-20 in favor sa blue. our existing hyundai tucson is kanang pud bluegreen na color gud but i like the gray unya with matching big 20 rims na naay black highlights nga sagol. 3rd to 5th pa man pud ang waiting line so medyo dugay-dugay pa gyud tang way tulog ani. hahaha
    @RACER X: surprisingly, i was looking for that noise but super hilom na gyud sa sulod. much much less noise than d-max and the alterra. kahinumdom na nuon ko during college days, i used to drive isuzu elf and forward pag deliver, and hapit di magdungog sa sulod, esp if mabuslot ang tambutso. haha

    ang akong ma fault ra gyud niya kay ang suspension but maybe i was looking for that car-like suspension or kanang mga crossover suv like. although much softer gyud cya kaysa pickups.

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