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After watching the videos i realised 2 things

1. i talk to myself too much

2 i was backing off on front straight from the start finish line onwards. i soo could of gone deeper lol

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Im not too happy with quality. have to learn the best way to edit and upload. And dave how do i get it to look like yours on here lol

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Awesome video man, I have to get one of those cameras for my car quality was actually better then I expected.

Do you have any info on where to get the camera and how much they cost? Are they easy to setup and can they be moved from car to car?

The cheapest place for GoPros I've found is here: http://www.camerastore.com.au/

The video quality on their new ones is awesome, click the 1080p button in YouTube and you'll see what I mean. The audio quality isn't very good, but it's a huge improvement over their old ones. The 2nd camera looking into the car is an old GoPro Wide. They're pretty crap.

They have 2 buttons so they're easy to use, and the Motorsports Hero version comes with a heap of mounts including a suction cup. I was using a Ram roll bar mount combined with a GoPro tripod adaptor for the main camera, and a GoPro roll bar mount for the 2nd camera.

2 i was backing off on front straight from the start finish line onwards. i soo could of gone deeper lol

It's only happy laps, I wouldn't be worried about that. Come to a sprint day or something then go flat through the kink ;)

For those interested, 'helmet mount' goPro kit and LCD backpack, on special at torpedo7:

http://www.torpedo7.com.au/torpedo7/catalogindexsearch.do?formAction=search&hide=true&searchString=BrandId:G6

i was backing off on front straight from the start finish line onwards. i soo could of gone deeper lol

It's only happy laps, I wouldn't be worried about that. Come to a sprint day or something then go flat through the kink ;)

+11ty. Happy laps is not the time to be finding the braking points, or taking the kink flat...

It's only happy laps, I wouldn't be worried about that. Come to a sprint day or something then go flat through the kink ;)

Dont tempt me. I can see why they put on Happy Laps. It is to tempt people to go to the next level... I SO want to do that.

But i think i will have to wait until my car isnt my daily.

So hurry up and get it all Kleeman'd up already :P I'll have a new Turbroz fitted once I land a new job and even my fat ass will be faster than you.

Lol.

I'm probably not going to.

I'll likely do this:

http://www.renntechmercedes.com/www/node/74

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This:

http://www.renntechmercedes.com/www/node/76

And call it a day.

That will get it up just over 400. I've heard too many horror stories involving SC 55 engines.

Next car I buy I'll just make sure doesn't NEED any go-fast bits!

I do sprints in my daily ;)

Yea but your daily rocks and is setup for some track work. Mine is good for straight line stuff but when a corner comes up it is all on for young and old.

I will get there tho.

I don't do sprints in my daily, but I do do plenty of track/training days.

Kiwi, let me know if you get that other video you mentioned up!

Will do. I have to edit it coz it is 18mins long. stupid youtube lol

here is video 2... or actually the third one. I havent uploaded the first one as i need to cut it down by three mins lol.

The vibrating noise you here i have worked out is the weathershield on the passenger side flapping in the breeze, the bottom isnt stuck on peoperly lol

im working on the last one ( or first in the series ) now. i might get it up on here tonite.

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