Got bored tonight so once i filled up on gas i went to my nearest backroad area =P and gave it a test. Sorry i put the camera on the dash so it moved whenever i shifted. 0-90mph

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBxz4Ptrk0A

Ryan

i couldnt make out what i was seeing.:confused

however ... your car sounds awesome!

Good Cinematography...:confused

sorry bout that =P Next time ill have someone to hold the camera.

sorry bout that =P Next time ill have someone to hold the camera.

If you're camera doesn't have a good built in stabilizer like the Panasonic's, you're probably better off on fabbing up a camera mount with about $5 worth of scrap metal. Take some angle iron and drill the some 1/2" holes to match up with your headrest. Drill another hole at the end to mount the camera.

This is very convenient and useful. I use this everytime I'm on the track to analyze my driving which allows me to see mistakes I hadn't noticed and correct them for future driving.

Oh and btw, you have a 2002tii so forget about the 0-90 run and film some canyon carving runs. :)

haha. I dont have any canyons around here =( and if there are mountains or hills (old calaveras) the roads are 1 lane for oncomming cars and blind spots are everywhere....plus no rail to slam into so you just suffer from uhh...maybe a 30 foot drop =P. What i really want to do is autox but i dont know when these events happen around my area.

wow, great sound! what is it, Ansa?

There are tons of great roads around you. You just have to find em.

wow, great sound! what is it, Ansa?


yeah

Blair Witch BMW ... hahaha ...

Anyway, yeah the car sounds great ... sounded like you were doing 110! hahaha....