took old blue to the dyno wow
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People are scoffing as they want to 1. see the slips 2. see more info on your build 3. see pics
If I came into the board and just said "I ate lunch today" no one would care. If I included what I ate, descriptions of it, pictures of it, what it cost, an ingredient list and why I thought it was worth discussing there might be more interest. You put up some very impressive numbers but there isn't much to discuss without a whole lot more information from you!
If I came into the board and just said "I ate lunch today" no one would care. If I included what I ate, descriptions of it, pictures of it, what it cost, an ingredient list and why I thought it was worth discussing there might be more interest. You put up some very impressive numbers but there isn't much to discuss without a whole lot more information from you!
#25
now that's funny
I think you're mistaken. Full wide on a lot of P&Ss is around 25mm and most dlsr wide angles are near the same. They distort straight lines, you may just not realize it. It's called barrel distortion. That's why there's correction settings for it in post processing software. 50mm is considered safe on most lenses to avoid distortion- which really isn't zoomed.
I think you're mistaken. Full wide on a lot of P&Ss is around 25mm and most dlsr wide angles are near the same. They distort straight lines, you may just not realize it. It's called barrel distortion. That's why there's correction settings for it in post processing software. 50mm is considered safe on most lenses to avoid distortion- which really isn't zoomed.
#26
now that's funny
I think you're mistaken. Full wide on a lot of P&Ss is around 25mm and most dlsr wide angles are near the same. They distort straight lines, you may just not realize it. It's called barrel distortion. That's why there's correction settings for it in post processing software. 50mm is considered safe on most lenses to avoid distortion- which really isn't zoomed.
I think you're mistaken. Full wide on a lot of P&Ss is around 25mm and most dlsr wide angles are near the same. They distort straight lines, you may just not realize it. It's called barrel distortion. That's why there's correction settings for it in post processing software. 50mm is considered safe on most lenses to avoid distortion- which really isn't zoomed.
My Nikon D70 with an 18-105 doesnt either.
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the other stuff will have to wait
as for the motor its fully built 8 & half to 1 compression arp studs
rc 750cc high imped
3 inch down pipe and 3 and half inch exhaust
aluminum I/C piping and the intercooler is 31x12x3
tail waste gate precision sc-61 ext side 68 thats where the lag come from
sorry if its not detailed enough but there is more at work still sorry
seth
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People are scoffing as they want to 1. see the slips 2. see more info on your build 3. see pics
If I came into the board and just said "I ate lunch today" no one would care. If I included what I ate, descriptions of it, pictures of it, what it cost, an ingredient list and why I thought it was worth discussing there might be more interest. You put up some very impressive numbers but there isn't much to discuss without a whole lot more information from you!
If I came into the board and just said "I ate lunch today" no one would care. If I included what I ate, descriptions of it, pictures of it, what it cost, an ingredient list and why I thought it was worth discussing there might be more interest. You put up some very impressive numbers but there isn't much to discuss without a whole lot more information from you!
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aint that the truth its a baby turbo tho lol