^ You got a kuruma now? I thought you had a K2.

 

^ haha pics or gtfo lol jkjk Im down for the Irvine Spec meet too. We should get our own caravan going

 

k2. sorry

been trying to dispute that and the guy swears it wasnt cracked, but it was awfully cheap when i bought it off him (told u about it at the meet when i saw u)

all the while i got school and helping the pops out.

 

I thought it was a k2. LOL! I was like what kuruma? He said k2.
I'ts probably cuz the k2 is fiberglass. Get that fixed and take some pictures. Dont let your camera go to waste.

 

hope i can post the pics on here O.o







got the ideas from photography section in the forums

 

^ Not bad. How long was the exposure?

Instead of those you should go to your uncles shop and get those photos. Seems like your cars been sitting there for 2months now right?

 

exposure time 6 sec.

used a old edition game boy as the light

 

I would have never guessed a game boy light. haha
I thought you had a red LED pen or something. Not bad.

 

its not that hard really.

got the idea from one of the members

using LED's give better results.

 

^ Yea I know, I've seen this type of work before. So whats up with the RAS? You getting a car with RAS now?

 

just wondering what is it saw one up for sale


why u so curious?

 

Haha that's what I wanted to know, why so curious?

I also thought you wanted some info so was trying to help you out.
Some members with RAS have problems with certain exhaust and Springs/coils because the RAS got in the way. Just an FYI.

 

^ yeah

i just meant maintance wise, the compatibility issue is pretty obvious with lowering n exhaust

 

^ I havent heard anything about the RAS causing significant premature wear on the tires. There's probably just slight more than the regular G's. If its anything like the BMW's active steering, the turning radius should improve. But with maintance like anything, the more componets you, the more likelyhood you will have something go wrong. And with the limited numbers of RAS made it will probably be an expensive repair.

 

^thanks for input greatly appreciated