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No rails for me. Seat is bolted to the floor..

Ive had them for over 5 years. There great. Get them!

SPG are very slim seats, pole positions are fine. Im 6ft 2" 19st/48inch chest and I have Corbeau pro series XL and fit fine Only thing I would want different is the belt slots could be an inch higher and it would be perfect!

Going for a nismo look

Little more work on zed this morning  Some wrapping Ive been after for a while has finally been sorted. Gloss back 3M 1080 roof. Nismo red pin stripe details/wing end plates and wing mirror tips. Liitle reverse cut branding on the base of the door. Wheel details. Done! One where you can see the roof.

I might be interested in the mash up of the two clutches

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Pm me mate, I have one in great condition for sale.

Hi guys! This was the one i was filming for guy martin and came to a wedding I shot last week! Its insane! https://instagram.com/timcrawford/

Managed to blag a passenger session racing against the BAC mono in the p1 special operations edition last week! Looks very similar to the one in the above pics!

Thanks man, such good fun and for anyone thinking of doing it, go for it! Only use just over half a tank of fuel and next to nothing on tires! Very safe for the car aslong as you take it easy on one corner where you can hit armco if you go in to fast or spin.

Great fun at the drift day at Oulton! I prefer the track dry as the car has more grip feels more controlled (easier with more power too) but they do keep it wet to reduce tire noise and speed. Will booking the next one soon too Little dirty from the day hahaha

Gave the zed a wash and topped oil up ready for tomorrows drift day at Oulton Good excuse to remove the Varis rain guards on the carbon bonnet too Rain gutters out for the first time in years!

wet track is for beginners so speed is slower and easier on the car etc.. Great for noobs boring for pros....

Weather looks good for tomorrow

Quite lucky as Ive been in almost everything due to my job filming cars Managed a day in the P1,Laferrari and Porsche 918s back in Jan!

I've been out in a P1 on the road and track and the brakes are what stand out most for me. Insane braking performance!

I've done 7 years as an on call industrial (gas/oil) fire fighter. I would look into private sector work as well as full time shift fire fighters where I work earn what a station manager would earn as a basic crew. Plus you don't deal with road traffic accidents everyday. Down side is when you get a shout its not a burning wheelie bin its 1000 tones of high pressure lpg hahha

The large brace can work lose at the sills and cause knocking. Check all bolts.

1DC is old tech now and HUGELY overpriced. So many better options than the 1dc now. My A7s with shogun produces a killer image for a 1/3rd of the cost of a 1dc. For weddings I though you would want a 4k camcorder really rather than a large sensor camera.

Im interested in this too. Im looking at braillie batteries

Go 720p man. Better off with nice looking footage than Sharpe detailed @*!# footage.

Not fast but moving. If you were at a 1/50th shutter speed it would look smoother. I would shoot higher frame rate and lock shutter speed at double your FPS and control exposure manually using iso or F stop for better results

24fps is great for slow moving subjects and motion blur when combined with a 180 degree shutter (1/50 sec) on dslr. This will allow cinematic motion blur but in the wrong edit it can just look poor quality. I would film at 30fps and make sure your keeping your exposure in check with iso adjustments or nd filters. Adjusting shutter speed is lazy way to control exposure. If I shoot an edit that will need speed adjustments I shoot at 60fps this looks more videoish vs. A more filmic look with a slower fps and more motion blur.

24fps is great for slow moving subjects and motion blur when combined with a 180 degree shutter (1/50 sec) on dslr. This will allow cinematic motion blur but in the wrong edit it can just look poor quality. I would film at 30fps and make sure your keeping your exposure in check with iso adjustments or nd filters. Adjusting shutter speed is lazy way to control exposure. If I shoot an edit that will need speed adjustments I shoot at 60fps this looks more videoish vs. A more filmic look with a slower fps and more motion blur.