Just watch it!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4eIzFq7844



Make sure you click the video and watch it in "High Quality"

 

Sorry for the bump, but that video is incredible.

 

Thanks! Can't wait to do it again with summer wheels and tires on...

 

WHAT THE HECK!
That is really creepy. I just made a video last weekend with the same music!!!
Almost exact video content also!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=idI_oQ0GnI4

wow. CRAZY

 

Crazy road. Good taste in music too!!!

 

Haha, right back at cha!
Hicks road, in San Jose California. Hmmm I think its part of the Santa Cruz mountain ranges. Not sure...

You got some nice stretch of road also!

 

Imagine that, I was born in San Jose, CA!

 

What a small world!

 

That music is depressing.

 

Not really depressing; just really mellow, like melodious...

 

If you take the "f4eIzFq7844" portion of your link and put it inside the youtube tags it'll embed on the forum so you can watch it without having to leave NAM

 

Couldn't get much further over the double yellows at 3:31.

 

Thanks!!! Done..

 

I prefer driving vids without music myself as the sound of the engine revving up and down just sounds more raw and fits driving videos more. I like the way you set up your camera and its pov though. What's your setup? I'm gonna have to look up Hicks Road since its close by. Getting tired of Mt Hamilton and Calaveras Rd.

 

I am using the CruiseCam Mount mounted the the passenger headrest supports.

http://www.markertek.com/Digital-Vid...01-BLACK.xhtml

 

Shannon Rd in LG to Hicks and around the back side of Quicksilver park is a great run. Be careful though as I know of at least one R53 that's kissed some rail on that road and a rock that punctured an oil pan in another R53. Don't forget to venture up Mt. Umunhum road to the gate for the great views. If you want a bit more distance, take McKean/Uvas down to Gilroy, then head down Hecker Pass over Mt. Madonna to the coast. Early weekend mornings with light traffic allows for more fun. Keep the rubber side down.