Thread: Boonah video

Nice videos aqua, now how did you post them.

Cheers

Originally Posted by drivesafe

Nice videos aqua, now how did you post them.

Cheers

You need to log into a video host site like Zippy video and Putfile, etc.. As long as the file is within the size peramitwers (Zippy is 100MB max) you'll be able to post it. The video allows links to be used so you can post it straight up to this site for example.

HTH

Trav

Looked good Trav.

Who's was the white Rangie with the bonnet scoop and what is in it?

Be patient fellas the asians will have cheap 18 & 19's soon.

They also say patience is a virtue , so heres hoping they bloody hurry up

Regards

Stevo

Hi again aqua, did you have to convert the video format or just upload the raw video.

Cheers

Originally Posted by drivesafe

Hi again aqua, did you have to convert the video format or just upload the raw video.

Cheers

Nope, It's in WMV format and it will accept several video formats, WMV seems to be the most used format. MPEG DVD format was far too large (say 600M hence why the quality isn't as god but the 3CCD DV camera I got now make a diffrence I will say as far as quality goes.

Trav

Originally Posted by discoute

Be patient fellas the asians will have cheap 18 & 19's soon. Mashall tyres are generic Kumho have them on the market and others will follow.

glen

I dont see why 18" dont work as well as 16" when they have the same tread patten tyres on.

16's have more sidewall as a general rule, 15's have even more. 18's are primarily a low-profile tyre sunless they start to make 65 and 70 profile, then you'll pay like a wounded bull.

I went for 15's mainly for cost. My 31x10.5R15 Dunlop MT1's cost $180 each, 245/75R16's started at about $230 a tyre even for the maxxis brand (even then the idiots said they don't make that size and I knew they did )

I agree with Glen, cheaper alternatives will come soon enough as many 4WD's are fitted with 18's now.

Trav