Video of TSX driving in the mountains of SoCal
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Video of TSX driving in the mountains of SoCal
I found this while running a quick search for TSX info near the college I went to. The guy put together a video with an automatic PWP TSX as the subject and the road is Glendora Ridge Road. Check it out. For those of you in SoCal, this would be a great section of road to drive if we had a meet.
http://server9.homeip.net/~scott/media/acuraTSXhigh.mov
The movie is 9MB+ so definitely not 56k friendly.
http://server9.homeip.net/~scott/media/acuraTSXhigh.mov
The movie is 9MB+ so definitely not 56k friendly.
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Nice video, was that all shot with one camera?
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Originally posted by N_Smith
SLOWEST SERVER EVER.
Geeeez!! 324bytes/sec on Cable.
SLOWEST SERVER EVER.
Geeeez!! 324bytes/sec on Cable.
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I'm guessing the guy probably shot it with one camera and just had to get out periodically and have the car driven by to get certain shots. And yeah, sorry about the slow rate, the guy hosting it probably is just hooked to a standard connection at home.
The road itself is quite amazing. I've driven it a number of times myself with various friends as either co-drivers or chase cars. I absolutely love that road and can't wait to take my car up there again. It's about 25 miles total length, from the start in Mt. Baldy to the finish in Glendora, and has some of the most spectacular scenery. Go up late at night and you can see the stars, even when the rest of the region is covered with haze. And on a crisp clear morning, you can see clear to Catalina island from a point nearly 50 miles inland. I highly recommend it for those of you who live in SoCal to check it out.
The road itself is quite amazing. I've driven it a number of times myself with various friends as either co-drivers or chase cars. I absolutely love that road and can't wait to take my car up there again. It's about 25 miles total length, from the start in Mt. Baldy to the finish in Glendora, and has some of the most spectacular scenery. Go up late at night and you can see the stars, even when the rest of the region is covered with haze. And on a crisp clear morning, you can see clear to Catalina island from a point nearly 50 miles inland. I highly recommend it for those of you who live in SoCal to check it out.
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Originally posted by roblexky
Anyone else having trouble playing the movie with Quicktime?
Anyone else having trouble playing the movie with Quicktime?
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hey 3pedal, i believe the glendora ridge is aka Angeles Highway north of Pasadena, if you're going up there, take the 5N, 605N, 210W, keep going down 210W til you see exit for Angeles Highway. Then just follow the trail down, you'll be climbing into a mass of mtns, and the roads are really twisty. I took my old subaru there... got scared with the shaky suspension, so I headed back I believe that is where CGtsx2004 is talking about, but correct me if i'm wrong.
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#16
Originally posted by wawa
WOW., very professional video!! Great job!! Well done!
TSX owners should see it!
WOW., very professional video!! Great job!! Well done!
TSX owners should see it!
#17
Originally posted by TSX 3Pedal
Hey [CGTSX2004], I'm in So*Cal...can you give me directions to Glendora Ridge Road?
I'd really appreciate it,
Thanks
Hey [CGTSX2004], I'm in So*Cal...can you give me directions to Glendora Ridge Road?
I'd really appreciate it,
Thanks
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