Sorry some are blurry. I couldnt keep still. I'll take some daytime pics of my car tomorrow.











[Modified by 2000 Integra R #760, 6:53 PM 12/31/2002]

 

sweet..but the last pic was the only worth lookin at. try a faster shutter speed or set that beeyotch on a tripod


[Modified by JaeOne3345, 6:56 PM 12/31/2002]

 

Yea i need to put it on a tripod. It was to dark outside so i did a slower shutter speed but i couldnt keep still

 

well..yea get a tripod, try to get the whitebalance set up for tungsten. it appears u r under tungsten yellow lights. set the camera on something, try like 13 sec. itll be real clear. photo "ownz"

 

Cool thanks.

 

Gonna suck when your $800/set tires are worn out in 8-9K miles.

 

them pictures suck

 

LOL, If I had that wheel/tire combo I'd be giggling in my boots as well.

 

yahoo, now its time to hit up some lapping events(oops)I mean cars shows eh?

JFWY

 

hehe.. looks like it!

 

Better pics and you'll be good to go

 

car looks good...pics kinda hurt my eyes though

 

yupyup

 

were you a little nervous taking those pics ?

 

You need photoshop or something.

 

AUTO FOCUS!!! TRY IT!

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u need to use a tripod and the timer function

jesse

 

hahaha

 

Not trying to tlak ****, but those are the worst pics I have ever seen. It's not [/i] that [i] hard to hold a camera still...Anyhow, nice wheels and tires, good luck!

 

i know the pictures suck but i am gonna take some during the day tomorrow! I tried to adjust all the shutter speed and exposure and everything but hings didnt work out very good. The shutter speed was set at +2 so that means open for two seconds. Its hard without a tripod to keep the camera still for 2 seconds but ill take better pics tomorrow. BTW I will be tracking my car and the tires will be replaced for street driving soon!

 

nice tires.. i want some.

 

One bit of advice (Please take no offense to this comment as it is purely meant to be constructive):

Do not track your car with r-compounds if your driving skill is in the novice/intermediate range. R-compounds will work against you in learning how to become a better driver.

 

News flash, thats not the posters car. that would be the cool guys car, George K y0

And I would have to agree with Ried, Learn your car befoe you go out on sticky tires, thers a world of difference from street tires and R compounds.


[Modified by GONG SHOW, 1:22 PM 1/1/2003]

 

You might get better results with a better digital camera.