Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Sun Aug 07, 2011 1:26 pmby JSP
Hello,
I dont think i actually introduced myself so here goes :p
Name: Jun Sawa
Ride: 2004 Subaru Liberty GT (Team Black)
Location: Northern Suburbs, Melbourne
Mod: Full intake, exhaust, tune, Eibach Suspension, STi Wheels, STi Lip (ultrex)
Plans: Top mount, new turbo set-up, suspension...
Occupation: Car Photographer
Year of birth: 1979
Interest: Eat, Sleep, take a pic here n there :p
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Sun Aug 07, 2011 2:43 pmby cruisn
Welcome Jun.
Very neat looking GT.
Ive seen your name in print under a fair few motoring magazine pictures.
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Sun Aug 07, 2011 11:57 pmby sedstrSTI
amazing pictures!!, welcome mate
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 5:42 pmby JSP
Thanks Mark & Serge.
Serge, noticed you live in Lyndhurst, my tuner is in that area!!
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:38 pmby teK--
Fantastic panning shot considering you're shooting off perpendicular; did you have to use a tripod to get that?
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:41 pmby Ric
teK-- wrote:Fantastic panning shot considering you're shooting off perpendicular; did you have to use a tripod to get that?
It's not a panning shot. See here:
viewtopic.php?p=176093#p176093
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
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Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:51 pmby sedstrSTI
JSP wrote:Thanks Mark & Serge.
Serge, noticed you live in Lyndhurst, my tuner is in that area!!
he wouldn't happen to live near the lake would he
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 6:52 pmby Jed3.0rb
Mate, I love the look of your gt. OEM but nice and aggressive none the less
Prime example of a great looking lib!
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:25 pmby JSP
Ric wrote:teK-- wrote:Fantastic panning shot considering you're shooting off perpendicular; did you have to use a tripod to get that?
It's not a panning shot. See here:
viewtopic.php?p=176093#p176093
The Subaru panels are incredibly flimsy, using suction cups on the bonnet is not a great option at times... i only use them if i know it will be safe.
in the past i have used an under car rig however this has its limitations as well, mounting and also with lowered cars.
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:26 pmby JSP
sedstr wrote:JSP wrote:Thanks Mark & Serge.
Serge, noticed you live in Lyndhurst, my tuner is in that area!!
he wouldn't happen to live near the lake would he
haha yep that would be Henry @ Cosmic, he is a gun tuner.... All street tuned, no dyno so its an incredible experience to see a tuner tapping into the ecu and doing his thing.
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
Posted:
Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:27 pmby JSP
Jed3.0rb wrote:Mate, I love the look of your gt. OEM but nice and aggressive none the less
Prime example of a great looking lib!
Thanks mate, i think the pics make the car look in pretty good condition but i have neglected this car a bit, and it gets punished in all these wacky locations i find myself in.
Re: Howdy from JSP (Melbourne)
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Mon Aug 08, 2011 9:40 pmby Jed3.0rb
Hahaha
Yeah to be honest, I thrashed mine round for the first month I had it.
Then I realised i loved it to much so now I take it pretty easy and just cruise round haha
2 speeding tickets helped with the learning to not unleash the beast within
haha
Where did you get your STI Enkei’s from out of curiosity?
cheers