you think my tires are still too tucked? and i think i need to be a little lower in the rear, but i def need to roll my fenders before that happens

 

Eh, they're fine, I think. Going with more than 25mm spacers seems a little bit too ridiculous. Just think about how tucked they'd be without the spacers.

Lower is always better, but, you're right, rolled fenders are definitely needed. I had to roll mine when I dropped mine; it would have been epic fail otherwise.

 

My fav

 

my first rolling shot, and my last with OEM wheels...new wheels already on order.

 

Some of mine. Can't wait to shoot it with the new paint though!!

 

ummm...wow!

 

yup every bit of that is amazing

 

Wow, that red lip looks sick!

Do you have a link to where we could see some standing shots of the car?

 

whats the new paint scheme?

 

Money shot! I saw these on flickr a few weeks ago I think. Photog did a great job with your shoot!

 

Generally you want the lowest ISO setting your camera has, will either be 100 or 200. Shutter speed really depends on a few things, how much background blur you'd like and what are the lighting conditions you are shooting in. If you don't have a neutral density filter (blocks the amount of light that enters the camera) you want to shoot rig shots around sunrise or sunset and in the shade for the best results. You can also obtain long exposures by shooting at night, but know that the longer the exposure the more difficult it is to get a sharp shot.

If I remember the exif data correctly Tim's rig shot was taken after sunset, 15 seconds, f/10, ISO 100.

 

Here you go Tim: http://www.flickr.com/photos/evinsj/...741982/detail/

 

Here is a rolling shot of the new ride. This was taken from a video though...still pretty clean considering. Gonna rig shot it soon!

 

^^congrats man. have you made any revisions to your rig since we last talked (last summer)? i wanna get mine farther away lol it's at 10' as of now

 

black on red lips is ****in bananas! great build