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Vid 1 at 0:35 Wah...double line also potong ka......ekekeke
vid 2...i also want to learn how to drift....
btw, nice video sharing....just wonder how u manage to hold d camera....mind to share...maybe i can start making mine after my car ready soon..
vid 2...i also want to learn how to drift....
btw, nice video sharing....just wonder how u manage to hold d camera....mind to share...maybe i can start making mine after my car ready soon..
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I built the mount, DIY style. Too bad it is done with wood though. If not due to lack of tools I would go for aluminium. It'll look much nicer.
Check the pics attached. It is the pic of one of the earlier prototype. The latest one is mounted eye-level for better view of the road, which is the one used in the videos.
I have few other friends who are interested in having the same mount. If we can gather enough people to do a group buy, perhaps we can cut down the cost for fabrication in aluminium.
Too bad it is done with wood though. If not due to lack of tools I would go for aluminium. It'll look much nicer.Check the pics attached. It is the pic of one of the earlier prototype. The latest one is mounted eye-level for better view of the road, which is the one used in the videos.
I have few other friends who are interested in having the same mount. If we can gather enough people to do a group buy, perhaps we can cut down the cost for fabrication in aluminium.
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Maybe you want something like this: http://www.amazon.com/Panavise-809-Camera-Window-Mount/dp/B000246ST6
That one no need fabricate and can buy from shops in Sunway. If you ask for "in car camera/CCTV suction holder" you may find it. It is mounted on the windscreen so fitting should be good. However, that one doesn't give view of cockpit though. That's the only downside for me.
That one no need fabricate and can buy from shops in Sunway. If you ask for "in car camera/CCTV suction holder" you may find it. It is mounted on the windscreen so fitting should be good. However, that one doesn't give view of cockpit though. That's the only downside for me.
It exceeded 188km/h coz I hit my speed-cut on the straights before I put in HKS SLD. After I remove the speed-cut, from what I find in my videos I think max 200km/h.
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Nice vids, snx....just like the pro...you are the man just make sure the cops dun have their hands on the vids...sure proof of you breaking all the traffic rules (overtaking at double lines, speeding in a 90 limit zone, etc, etc..) hehehe
just make sure the cops dun have their hands on the vids...sure proof of you breaking all the traffic rules (overtaking at double lines, speeding in a 90 limit zone, etc, etc..) hehehe2nd vid, what happen when you oversteer? car bum hit? 4th vid, turn left into the t junction corner at the end of vid, straight for 2km and you arrive at my house hehe.
@300zxtt:
Nah that isn't me. Only the videos are mine. :D
@TamanLinkin:
If oversteer and you don't counter-steer properly will spin out like I did when I first learn to drift. If you managed to counter-steer properly, you'll maintain drift. If drift sure burn tyres. :D Expensive really, better do in the rain, in safe places.
I've been doing those quite a bit more now, especially on U-turns or big junctions. In the dry it is easier to control the slide than wet. More predictable. But in the wet it's much easier to lose the tail. Still a long way to go.
Btw, cool that you drive on such nice scenic route to go back home. Hehe.
Nah that isn't me. Only the videos are mine. :D
@TamanLinkin:
If oversteer and you don't counter-steer properly will spin out like I did when I first learn to drift. If you managed to counter-steer properly, you'll maintain drift. If drift sure burn tyres. :D Expensive really, better do in the rain, in safe places.
I've been doing those quite a bit more now, especially on U-turns or big junctions. In the dry it is easier to control the slide than wet. More predictable. But in the wet it's much easier to lose the tail. Still a long way to go.
Btw, cool that you drive on such nice scenic route to go back home. Hehe.
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