Not Porche, but still lots of fun.
#1
02-13-2006, 01:24 AM
Not Porche, but still lots of fun.
Okay so it’s not Porsche....
The cars aren't even German (unless you count the Wankel 13b), but this is my very 1st race related music video:
http://www.amv4000.org/Pilk/Project%...4%20(Xvid).avi
The footage is Initial D 4th stage. A sweet show based out of Japan that centers around (in this the 4th season) a street racing team which travel Japan battling new courses and different opponents with little to no knowledge of what lies ahead of them. It is really fun to watch and proves nicely accurate. Best of all the show features some of the best non-exotic, and sometimes just rare, vehicles around: FC3S (Mazda RX-7 2nd gen), FD3S (Mazda RX-7 3rd gen), R34 GT-R (Nissan Skyline), R32 GT-R (Nissan Skyline), R34 GT-S Type M (Nissan Skyline), Suzuki Cappuccino, Silvia S15 (Nissan 240sx), Silvia S14 (Nissan 240sx), Silvia S13 (Nissan 240sx), 180sx (Nissan 240sx Hatchback), Lancer Evolution 3, Lancer Evolution 4, Lancer Evolution 6, AE86 Trueno/Levin (Toyota Corolla GTS), Imprezza WRX STI, and many many more!
The episode in question is #21, probably the most "edge of your seat" televised racing experience in all of history! First of all it was hard enough for me to decide who to root for; I mean its the FD3S Mazda RX-7 and the R34 Skyline GT-R vspec. The 13b-TT twin rotary monster versus the RB26deTT! How does one decide? Where do you even begin!? I mean it's pretty obvious that Takahashi Keisuke, the driver of the FD defending the name of Project D, is the favored hero; but the driver of the R34, known simply as "God Foot" is notoriously faster for the most part, his only draw back is the 2 tons of metal surrounding him and his engine keeping the Inline 6 combined with his skills from shining beyond all. To make matters even more disturbing the race chosen was a 1/2 and 1/2; the first leg of the race is to be the destined uphill battle, but the drivers agreed on a 2nd downhill half in which the underweight FD has a distinct advantage. And in this, the 2nd run, Keisuke has the lead!
The audio is from another anime called "G Gundam," and is a bad *** battle anthem that I felt fit very well.
Let me know what you think!
The cars aren't even German (unless you count the Wankel 13b), but this is my very 1st race related music video:
http://www.amv4000.org/Pilk/Project%...4%20(Xvid).avi
The footage is Initial D 4th stage. A sweet show based out of Japan that centers around (in this the 4th season) a street racing team which travel Japan battling new courses and different opponents with little to no knowledge of what lies ahead of them. It is really fun to watch and proves nicely accurate. Best of all the show features some of the best non-exotic, and sometimes just rare, vehicles around: FC3S (Mazda RX-7 2nd gen), FD3S (Mazda RX-7 3rd gen), R34 GT-R (Nissan Skyline), R32 GT-R (Nissan Skyline), R34 GT-S Type M (Nissan Skyline), Suzuki Cappuccino, Silvia S15 (Nissan 240sx), Silvia S14 (Nissan 240sx), Silvia S13 (Nissan 240sx), 180sx (Nissan 240sx Hatchback), Lancer Evolution 3, Lancer Evolution 4, Lancer Evolution 6, AE86 Trueno/Levin (Toyota Corolla GTS), Imprezza WRX STI, and many many more!
The episode in question is #21, probably the most "edge of your seat" televised racing experience in all of history! First of all it was hard enough for me to decide who to root for; I mean its the FD3S Mazda RX-7 and the R34 Skyline GT-R vspec. The 13b-TT twin rotary monster versus the RB26deTT! How does one decide? Where do you even begin!? I mean it's pretty obvious that Takahashi Keisuke, the driver of the FD defending the name of Project D, is the favored hero; but the driver of the R34, known simply as "God Foot" is notoriously faster for the most part, his only draw back is the 2 tons of metal surrounding him and his engine keeping the Inline 6 combined with his skills from shining beyond all. To make matters even more disturbing the race chosen was a 1/2 and 1/2; the first leg of the race is to be the destined uphill battle, but the drivers agreed on a 2nd downhill half in which the underweight FD has a distinct advantage. And in this, the 2nd run, Keisuke has the lead!
The audio is from another anime called "G Gundam," and is a bad *** battle anthem that I felt fit very well.
Let me know what you think!
#2
02-13-2006, 12:56 PM
RE: Not Porche, but still lots of fun.
Some really nice cars. Extreme turbos can be a lot of fun!
#4
02-15-2006, 01:59 PM
RE: Not Porche, but still lots of fun.
ORIGINAL: Patrick
it didnt work for me...[&o]
it didnt work for me...[&o]
Or the video won't play?
I forgot to add, you will need the most recent copy of XviD or Divx codec to play this video:
XviD is my fave!
Divx works too
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