Sebring Photos
07-25-2003, 04:35 AM
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Originally posted by B-Line
I have my suspension set to Rallye..
No seriously, I'm in need of a suspension. But with being a new home owner and going back to school, who can afford it.
I have my suspension set to Rallye..
No seriously, I'm in need of a suspension. But with being a new home owner and going back to school, who can afford it.
And especially since you "photoshopped" your photo!
Fortunately I have the original photo, here it is:
07-25-2003, 06:12 AM
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Dang, B-line needs some droop-limiters!! No time penalty for hitting cones (at autocross), just drive right over 'em....
07-25-2003, 02:03 PM
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That photo is hilarious ! How the hell did you photoshop that? i am curious! I can see the cloning of the tires to make up for the height, but did you grab the entire body and moved it up and redid the background ?
Very good !
Very good !
07-25-2003, 09:48 PM
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B-Line this is OT, what spoiler do you have on the p car. Do you have any pictures showing different angles if its not an electric stock. I'm still deciding on which aero kit to go with. Thanks fish993
07-25-2003, 09:58 PM
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Hey Fish,
The spoiler I have on the car is the Factory Aero II kit. So, if you were buying a factory car with an Aero Kit, this is how it came equipped.
It is the same kit they use on the Turbo S models.
Again, it's called the AERO II kit.
and btw, i love the look of it.
Good Luck
B
The spoiler I have on the car is the Factory Aero II kit. So, if you were buying a factory car with an Aero Kit, this is how it came equipped.
It is the same kit they use on the Turbo S models.
Again, it's called the AERO II kit.
and btw, i love the look of it.
Good Luck
B
07-27-2003, 10:40 AM
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Greg,
I just used the "freehand" function and "copy" - "pasted" B-Line's car up, then did some filling etc.
This could be done much more better (i.e. the track under the car if just "smudged"), but I didn't want to spend more that couple of minutes doing it.
B, it's funny how much better you can see the diffenece in the tyre angles wuth that shot (I didn't "twist" them or anything).
I just used the "freehand" function and "copy" - "pasted" B-Line's car up, then did some filling etc.
This could be done much more better (i.e. the track under the car if just "smudged"), but I didn't want to spend more that couple of minutes doing it.
B, it's funny how much better you can see the diffenece in the tyre angles wuth that shot (I didn't "twist" them or anything).