Taking better pictures of your 911: How hard can it be ?
#18
Nice photo
The Truspeed website does a great job with their photos.
http://www.truspeedmotorcars.com/
John
The Truspeed website does a great job with their photos.
http://www.truspeedmotorcars.com/
John
#20
Old Question Revisited: With a stock 1974 2.7 liter base 911, is it better to install a pop off valve, or is it better to replace the air box with a 1981-1983 air box? If the latter, what are the main issues?
#21
I don't know if the later airbox will work with the earlier system but according to Bruce Anderson a pop-off valve is a good idea, especially with the earlier CIS systems.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti..._off_valve.htm
Cheap insurance.
John
http://www.pelicanparts.com/techarti..._off_valve.htm
Cheap insurance.
John
#23
Seriously, they don't charge to post a new thread here. If you have a question, start a new thread to ask. Burying it in a thread about pics isn't your best route to good answers.
#24
#25
Here are more suggestions for photographing cars:
http://www.cobracountry.com/fototips/
When Jenna Jamison's Viper was for sale a few years back, do you think her pics helped sell the car? These really were part of the ad. That car was purchased by a dealer here in Raleigh - since sold I believe. Nothing crooked on those headlights.
Last edited by RoadWarrior19; 02-04-2013 at 11:14 PM.
#28
Since we are talking about photographing cars...I posted a thread about camera's that you guys might have some insight with.
https://rennlist.com/forums/audio-an...und-500-a.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/audio-an...und-500-a.html