Project: Cusco DC5 ITR (56k beware)

[SuPeRcAr_MaN]

Looking very nie so far. Keep us updated. I can't wait to see this one finished.

[Jarrod Li]

I can't believe that a manufacturer would actually make rotors like that! If your rotors ever look that grooved you've got serious problems.

Kit's looking great though, always been a cusco fan...

[JDM Evo7]

Originally posted by Jarrod Li
I can't believe that a manufacturer would actually make rotors like that! If your rotors ever look that grooved you've got serious problems.

Kit's looking great though, always been a cusco fan...

That's Fujimi for you. Though in their defense. The Blitz MR-S looks a lot better than most of their kits in terms of detail.

[SpoonMan Dos]

Wow!:flash: That camera of yours really brings out all of your hard work. Great job. What kind of camera/ lens do you use?

[Jarrod Li]

The thing that kills me most about the grooves in the rotors is that they had to go out of their way to make that mold. It is easier to just make plain ole flat discs without the grooves. What were they thinking?!?

Post more pics!!!

[JDM Evo7]

Originally posted by SpoonMan Dos
Wow!:flash: That camera of yours really brings out all of your hard work. Great job. What kind of camera/ lens do you use?

It's a Sony DSC-S85. The Macro focus really sucks though! Seriously, these are some of the worst pictures the camera has taken. I need to use a close up lens with the macro or a telephoto with no macro. Also because it has a 52mm diameter lens it has very limited depth of field compared to a Nikon or Canon with a smaller diameter lens. I'm hoping with the right lens I can get greater depth of field, to give me a more realistic finish.

Also all those shots were at night, which really hurts and adds that grain to the image. Here's a better image taken with the same camera