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awesome. I'm wondering how the back half of the cage clears the interior. I've got a 13pt cusco/safety21 cage inbound, and wondering how much interior I'll be able to retain. the carbon looks cool, nice job.
awesome. I'm wondering how the back half of the cage clears the interior. I've got a 13pt cusco/safety21 cage inbound, and wondering how much interior I'll be able to retain. the carbon looks cool, nice job.
Took some tinkering but ive managed to keep the interior
Rear bumper is going out, oem coming in. Just finished the single turbo swap. Still need to roll and pull fenders and install mudguards. Got feed front bumper from shine going on too.
I know you were asking Rovers, but I bought a full set from them and was not, let's say, overly impressed. There were several places on the gauge cluster where the weave got "squiggly" and the top piece that mates to the gauge cluster didn't fit at all well.
Thanks for your input Gordon. The piece that didn't fit well for you, are you referring to the whole cluster hood? If so, that would be hugely disappointing because mine is cracked, and that's really where my interest in these pieces stems from.
Beautiful car and great rolling shots. How are those taken where the car is perfectly still and the background blurred?
thanks!
i'll explain how the photo was achieved with another picture:
i set up my tripod and camera in the trunk of the lead car while the rx7 follows me at the same speed (around 16MPH).
i track the rx7 with my camera while we drive along the road and take continuous pictures with a low shutter speed (0.3 seconds for this shot) until i get a clear shot which i could further process.
the low shutter speed creates the blur as we move, but the rx7 looks perfectly still because it maintains the same distance to the camera.