That's pretty amazing for a phone. For any camera, really.

Car looks fantastic, Furlow. As always.

 

Car looks great! But the fake bokeh is a little too obvious

 

"Bokeh?"

 

Fancy photography term for the out-of-focus background due to shallow depth of field.

 

I thought that was the point? Lol.

 

Yes, the point is to mimic the look of a shallow depth of field, but I was saying it was obvious that the picture was altered lol. Never mind though, more pics of the car please


I've always thought the VFS1 paired very well with the G37 sedan. Not many people have it though, most people I see have the VFS2. Both look great on our cars.

 

Ahhh, understood. I'm not a photographer at all, it just looked cool to me. I don't think there is a setting for "degrees" (if that's right) of depth alteration. Would fun to play with though.

I like the VFS1, but I chose it more so for the weight. 22 pounds in front and 24 in rear for 20's is awesome. There are some other styles that I like better, and I'm considering a change. I just hate to sacrifice any ride quality. And if I'm going to spend money, I'd probably be happier with coilovers.

 

Wow, I didn't know they were that light. Not bad for a wheel that's not even fully forged. I have 19s now and I'm considering the possibility of 20s for my next set but don't want to sacrifice ride quality either.

 

After thinking about it, I think they're 24 in front and 25 rear. 22 sounded crazy low lol. Still good for 20's.

 

 

^ sickness!

 

Awesome pic, Furlow! The angle of that show makes the car looks so wide... almost like a G37 coupe.

 

I believe that emblem is from Gentleman'sZ car. If I recall correctly I thought he said he used striping tape to do all of those green accents. Either way, I think it turned out great.

 

 

Finally, that roof rack looks appropriate.