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alright, game over. I found it. The best music video of all time:
with the close second:
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they are from the tampa bay area, much like myself...my sister once met the old lead singer when he went into her smoothie king and ordered a smoothie.
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my opinion is that it was much much cooler before it was a wangan midnight clone, but it still looks pretty clean.
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awesome!
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haha, i love that IC on the 510
wonder if it's ever been done irl before
That's actually not an intercooler, either. It used to be popular to mount oil coolers externally like that.
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I also did the throttle body position, but mounted it underneath so I wouldn't have to cut the hood any more than necessary...
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well, the camo zzzap! thread's only been viewed like 7,700+ times...almost once for every member...maybe you saw it there a few times?
http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=112218&highlight=operation+camo+zzzap%21
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oh man, that sounds awesome! what do you think shipping would be?
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nope, just jacked it
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Looks very similar to how I mounted mine, except my intercooler is a top mount...
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Looking pretty good bluntmaster. by the way, this thread may interest you: http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=111961&highlight=s30+drawings
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i think these are in the wrong forum...clearly if you'd searched you would have known that all fantastic images of burnouts need to be attached to the "myth or matter of fact?" thread...http://forums.hybridz.org/showthread.php?t=114696&highlight=myth+matter+fact
Just kidding with you Hoov, awesome pics!
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Terry, what are you going to do with those Advans?
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hood clearance is never a problem...if you've got power tools and tin snips.
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The Camo ZZZap!:
1977 280z: $200
Tokico 1" drop springs and struts(ebay): $199
Energy Suspension master bushing kit: $150 (IIRC...)
280ZXT turbo manifold: $100
Garrett T-04 turbo: $50
Nissan OEM Pulsar GTi-R intercooler: $40
Summit 16 gallon fuel cell: $100
10' or so of braided line and -AN fittings: $200+/-
MSI fuel only: $150 with sensors
IC piping: free
Exhaust: free
Front fascia
Price before wheels:
about $1300
Hoshino Impul RS-III 17X7 and 17X8 wheels: $799 shipped
1.5" hub adapters and lug nuts: $350
Price after wheels: about $2500
all that awesome on one car: priceless
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Terry, I'd say you could replicate it, since this guy apparently did:
http://www.japanesenostalgiccar.com/picture.cgi?section=events&article=zcarnatls2007&picnum=104
Might as well just put "game over" on the windshield...how do you compete with that?
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Because a wide body ZX would be the business? Put me on the pic-request list also...
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ATHF is hilarious...The moonenites may be the best characters ever created ever, with the possible exception of Carl. I think I was one of the three people that saw that movie in the theater.
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That's pretty impressive, Flash was not designed to handle 3-D by any means...My roomate that's on the programming track here was telling me that just telling Flash to count from 0-5000 in code would cause it to crash. We talked to the instructor a little bit about some of these engines that use flash to simulate 3-D and isometric perspective, but the consensus was pretty much that fighting the intrinsic limitations of Flash like that would be an uphill battle and not worth the effort in our time constraints. I also have a hard time believing you could use flash to build any kind of worthwhile 3-D object at the level you can with Maya or 3DSMax.
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I thought you coded for flash in actionscript, what's "siwshMax?" I ask because i recently made two flash games as well, one a 2-D dogfighting game and the other a top-down traffic directing game. I didn't code it though, I just do the art and animations (the dogfighting game required hand drawn walk cycles for three dogs, but the traffic game all had the animations done with code-we used actionscript 3.0 for both of them). Right now I'm building 3-D models for a submarine combat game we're doing in Panda3-D using Maya 8.5. It's kind of a challenge, because it's a rapid prototyping class and we only have two weeks to do each game...
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Ryan, those Impuls are awesome! They look serious in black, but I think if I ever get a mesh wheel, I'm going to do them in some garish color like safety orange or neon green...
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I've got a newer version of this, it's still my favorite guitar that I've ever played. It's kind of a "surf" guitar, but you can get a lot of cool sounds out of it because both the bridge and neck pickup have a rythm/treble/off selector switch which makes for a lot of fun sound customizability. I've also got a soft spot for SG shaped guitars, like the ESP Viper
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Say, Veritech. You wouldn't happen to be a Penny Arcade reader, would you?
Nope, never got into it. The only webcomic I read is 8-bit theater at http://www.nuklearpower.com
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because attention spans are shorter. Halo 3 didn't strike me as anything but a graphics upgrade. I wasn't impressed with the 1.5hrs of it I saw in my Production for Media class the other day (if you guys didn't know, i'm in a graduate program for video game design...I'm in the art track, but we all sit in on the production track because it's easy). The AI in Halo is weak, and the level design is nothing special in my opinion. I can't help but compare it to Bioshock, and it comes up lacking big time. I'll put it like this: no computer controlled enemy in Halo is going to drop down through a hole in the floor so they can come up the stairs behind you and shoot you in the back, nor will they pretend to be dead until you get close enough to them-both of these things happen routinely in Bioshock. Enemies in Halo rarely even chase you...the single player mode in the Halo games is so weak, the best way to win the game is to simply run full sprint and not stop for anything. You can almost beat the game without killing anything at all...
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I'd LOVE to see a Zero at an air show...mostly because almost none of them survived the war.