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Actually the MM K-member is great for the road. It's more the spherical bushings in the rear control arms and panhard, that transmit the rough road harshness. The MM k-member is built for those springs or a good quality coilover setup, as it's main goal is handling for competition use, but...
Hi and welcome,I have everything in that MM Road and Track kit, but opted for MMs Bilstein Struts instead of the Konis and use Vorshlag Camber plates instead (mostly for the billet upper spring perch). I also have MMs complete K-member and bracing with rad support.Is it daily driveable...
Initially, when I first ran the tires, to get the initial range of pressures to work with. However, by the end of the season, the changes in tire pressure i was making didn't affect rollover noticeably yet made a huge difference in times.
Thanks Blacksheep and Dave W.Good thing to know about the "heat across", since I thought it would be a relevant indicator of contact patch.Unfortunately, I did use an IR temp indicator, so the temps may have not been the greatest data set.Good thing to note about using the "hots" to...
For those with RE71RsSo I am involved in both Regional Track and Autoslalom events and have been experimenting with different tire pressure setups this past season.I've always felt the need to run higher pressures for Autoslalom vs. track to take into account temperature increases during...
I've had the FRPP aluminum driveshaft for years now. I am lowered 2" all around with Maximum Motorsports Road and Track springs. Driveshaft works perfectly and never experience any problems. Never hit the tunnel either.Not sure how low you'd have to be to experience that issue.
FWIW
2011 Mustang GT - Track Package
Owned it since July 2010
152K (kms) - Runs like new; compression is still according to spec; dynos +/- 5 hp/tq from first dyno run in 2010. No out of the ordinary oil consumption during track/autoslalom events (but religiously check before each event)...
One of our supporting vendors, Optimum Performance (see banner on the right) offers open lug nuts that I personally use on my car. I purchased their matte black ones to match my Apex EC-7s and they've held-up best against my impact wrench without any rounding of the flat surfaces, like others.
I would also recommend a simplified (more street) version of my setup:
- I am basically leaving out my Maximum Motorsports K-member; MM Radiator support beams, MM bumpsteer kitMaximum Motorsports:Maximum Motorsports Road and Track Springs (higher spring rate, but not uncomfortable...
Hey KRyn, I actually do both track (Time Attack) and Regional Autoslalom. To answer your question, would also depend on the course you're on (lot or airfield), but also your final drive. I experience the same thing, and I found that with my 3.73 final drive, and keeping a 27" diameter...
Finally! Completed the installation of my complete Maximum Motorsports front end: k-member, Radiator Support, braces, adjustable front anti-roll bar and bumpsteer kit. Suspension completed! ... for now.
Installed FRPP one piece aluminum driveshaft. Car has more jump with throttle.Kind of amplifies the little sounds, but hey it’s aluminum, and I like those sounds anyway.
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