tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-53500656734134236512012-01-31T09:44:05.109+10:30A wok tossed mix of autos, technology and DIY served with amazing fried rice!Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.comBlogger61100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-24663841994621816792012-01-27T18:27:00.000+10:302012-01-27T18:27:21.316+10:30

I've talked about whether or not to boost in a previous post and perhaps I might elaborate on the consequences and compensations of modifications. A lot of people think that modifying a car from it's original design (without compensating its effects) will always better for the car. I believe this isn't the case. For each modification, you usually need to compensate it with one or more

Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-60565335844034757912012-01-24T10:11:00.001+10:302012-01-25T12:46:31.853+10:30

As promised, here's the first of many fried rice related articles! So, let's start with something super simple! Sinangag, a Filipino garlic fried rice! This one is actually a breakfast fried rice where Filipino's like to enjoy with eggs and something salty like dried fish or even with cured beef called Tapa. The latter becomes the ultimate breakfast combo of "Tapsilog" meaning: Tapa +

Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-65750488730673370782012-01-23T13:44:00.001+10:302012-01-25T12:46:02.407+10:30

Ever since owning a car I've been wondering whether I should boost it or keep it Naturally Aspirated (NA). Boosting is the pressurisation of the intake (boost pressure) to force more air (forced induction) into the motor to increase the motor's power output (through combustion). NA is simply that, the natural aspiration of the motor without forced induction. The main reason for boosting is for 

Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-19218645843914357822012-01-17T13:19:00.004+10:302012-01-25T12:45:06.408+10:30

via Super Street Online One of my inspirations to purchase an Echo Sportivo is the YASHIO Facotry's Vitz RS! I first saw their touge (mountain pass racing) spec in Best MOTORing International Volume 7: The EVO Strikes Back! in Touge Showdown 3 - Touge 200 Class. Boosted with a Blitz Supercharger and decked out with YASHIO Factory goodies, the Vitz made a surprising performance package! Founder

Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-15145282392455866942012-01-14T19:44:00.002+10:302012-01-20T10:59:28.487+10:30

Okay okay, I do apologise for misleading some visitors who may have thought that this blog is about fried rice, instead of me, Fried Rice... Luckily, I love cooking as I do cooking motors (of course not, but you know what I mean)! Fried rice is simply that, fried rice! It's usually tossed with a number of flavour enhancing ingredients from vegetables, fruit, fish, meat to poultry. It can be

Fried Ricenoreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5350065673413423651.post-90983552205105392722012-01-13T09:59:00.008+10:302012-01-25T12:44:13.753+10:30

My first car was a Toyota Paseo. Once I saved up enough money for an aftermarket exhaust kit another fellow driver failed to give way and I was forced to bid farewell to my automotive cherry popper. A huge shadow loomed over... Enter the naturally aspirated R33 Nissan Skyline GTS. An entry level R33 sports coupe lacking the doubled edged sword that is the High Capactiy Actively Controlled

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