Homestead Photos
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Homestead Photos
I thought I'd share some of my photos from a Drivers Ed at Homestead last week.
Homestead Photo Gallery
Enjoy!
Homestead Photo Gallery
Enjoy!
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Originally Posted by C4 Guy
I thought I'd share some of my photos from a Drivers Ed at Homestead last week.
Homestead Photo Gallery
Enjoy!
Homestead Photo Gallery
Enjoy!
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Nice shots Terry!
Do you have his (photographer) e-mail, assuming these were taken by the guy who takes photos and sells them. I forgot to take his e-mail and would like to get it.
BTW, I might have nice video clip for you to work on later (I have forward, rear, dash/legs & driver footage from this event), I just need to edit one ~5 min. clip out of all I have.
Do you have his (photographer) e-mail, assuming these were taken by the guy who takes photos and sells them. I forgot to take his e-mail and would like to get it.
BTW, I might have nice video clip for you to work on later (I have forward, rear, dash/legs & driver footage from this event), I just need to edit one ~5 min. clip out of all I have.
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Thanks for the kind words guys.
PC2 - I'm running Kumho's on the car. My rears were brand new at this event. The fronts had a few cycles on them. Homestead is pretty rough on the right front. Driving a 4WD car which pushes already - made things even worse. I destroyed my right front - corded it all the way around. I'm partially to blame though I should have paid more attention to my tire temps and softened that one up a bit.
Pete000 - I'm running a 21mm rear sway bar. That's a "mild" upgrade from the C4's stock 19mm sway bar. It was a big step in the right direction.
Finn - You've got a PM with Henry's phone number in it.
PC2 - I'm running Kumho's on the car. My rears were brand new at this event. The fronts had a few cycles on them. Homestead is pretty rough on the right front. Driving a 4WD car which pushes already - made things even worse. I destroyed my right front - corded it all the way around. I'm partially to blame though I should have paid more attention to my tire temps and softened that one up a bit.
Pete000 - I'm running a 21mm rear sway bar. That's a "mild" upgrade from the C4's stock 19mm sway bar. It was a big step in the right direction.
Finn - You've got a PM with Henry's phone number in it.
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...new & improved!
You've seen the pictures now watch the video!
43mb MPEG Video Clip
At 43mb, it's not for dial up users! Otherwise enjoy!
And last, but not least - a track map for fun.
43mb MPEG Video Clip
At 43mb, it's not for dial up users! Otherwise enjoy!
And last, but not least - a track map for fun.
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#8
Originally Posted by Kahdmus
(D'loading the vid as I type)
I enjoyed the pics! Thanks!
#9
Originally Posted by garrett376
Whoa... is that your car stereo playing?!!!! I'd go running off the track or crash into that yellow car if I raced to that tune!!!!
I enjoyed the pics! Thanks!
I enjoyed the pics! Thanks!
Thanks again, awesome stuff!
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Originally Posted by pete000
Nice shots. Car looks so low when cornering hard. What ru running for sway bars?
great pics and i too am downloading the vid as i type
thanks for sharing
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Originally Posted by PC2
What type of video setup you are using? The video was very steady, any chance your using a lipstick/bullet type camera?
It's just my trusty old Sony DCR-PC110 Mini-DV camcorder bolted on tight to my I/P Port racing camcorder mount. The light weight of the Sony camera keeps it from bouncing around too much. .......so does the fact that Homestead is a very smooth track - only the transitions on/off the banking bounce the car.
I do use a wide angle lens on my camera and set it up to shoot in 16:9 "widescreen" format. That combination gives you a nice view out the windscreen and you can see a lot of the dashboard.
If safety rules permitted running with the top down, you could see the speedo and tach in full sunlight.