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  1. These cars are awesome, I love telling people it's a genuine one. And that is _easily_ worth the 4 extra grand.

    I'll never sell mine. Guaranteed. So I'm going to mod it how I see fit. The exterior however will remain exactly how it left the factory, and only better seats on the inside. Keep the hardcore purists happy ha


  2. The 318ti has the same subframe and trailing arm set up as the e30, but 5 stud.

    A standard e36 is completely different and it would be a very expensive job, with loads of fabrication. Cheaper to buy a e36? The e30's rear suspensive is fun anyway. Tail happy!


  3. What's the Max front camber and castor you can run with your set up?

    There are some great BBKs (massive lee's kits)and wheels for the 4x100 stud pattern out there, that's why I see no need for this personally. And if wide tires want to be run, then Rota Slipsteams for about a grand, 16x8 et20, fit the bill.


  4. He runs a C3 motorsports coilover kit. Huge spring rates, like 400/700. Koni SA's, Vorshlag camber plates, AKG 75D bushings all round, Treehouse eyeballs. I shall be running the same, less spring though.

    And he has the best forum etiquette in the world. Those who know him know what I mean :D

    If you weren't being sarcastic Mr Junky, I'd say that that engine weighs the same as a m20, so it'd corner the same :D Hang on you were making a reference to the power it has, haha yeah it's sure has amazing response and 300hp or so to put down, fun.


  5. My good mate and I are currently Twin-camming his Starion, Evo 4 from the head gasket up. Forged pistons. Should be good for 400bhp in what I think is 'the jappa e30'.

    As for putting one in an e30? It's an alloy 4cly with plently of power, it'd be fun. Make sure you get a 320i or better so you get the tougher driveline parts.


  6. Yeah, pretty much.

    The Sony live view gives you a very accurate representation of what your shot is going to look like before you take it - the Canon doesn't. The Canon can still be used in live view mode, but it doesn't take into account any of your settings for the preview.

    The Sony Alpha range is just like the other guy said - lots of presets like a point-and-click. But, you can run it exactly like the Canons in shutter, aperture priority modes - and full manual if you want to.

    Tisk tisk, misinformation spreader. The Canon does show on live view what the exposure will come out as, also it has a depth of field button and 2 kinds of auto focus in live view - slow and accuarate or fast and not so accurate.


  7. Good thread, I'm about to start a BE Hons after 4 years of being out of 7th form and working full time for most of that in 2 different countries. Going to be a hell of a shock getting 200 or so a week... Lucky working in Australia has earned me a fair bit of cash, and I'm expecting a 5 figure tax return very soon. With that I will be paying my course fees through most of these 4/5 years. A wise move if I don't say so myself.


  8. I reduced that photo to 2000pixels wide. Standard is 4272 pixels wide! About 3 and a half laptop screens ahaha.

    just a standard jens eh, and no photo training, just practise, oh the joys of digital.

    The 40D is a big camera, unless you are going to be doing photo shoots of models and trying to make money with your camera I'd stick to the upper consumer level stuff, the 450D is the best mid-range camera in my opinion, why I bought it, and why I bought a BMW ;)

    The fps on the 450D is 3.5, and it's decent, takes great sequences of drifting and the like heh. Has some very very smart features, tracking auto focus, 4 exposure methods and a great 3inch LCD.

    I bought mine in duty free, great price. I have the twin lens kit, 75-300mm is a sh*t lens but hell it has some zoom.

    Another example: It's full size, I recommend saving it and zooming in ;)

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