I'm retired. My son lives in Washington and worked for years at Amazon as a Programmer. Before that as a mechanical engineer for Bosch he tested all the pre-production cars like the Corvette Z06, Ford GT-40, and dodge Vipers etc. on their private track in Farmington. But he likes the Mustang...

Sounds like something I should've read before I started this project. I've had Mustangs for 30 years, but I never knew Track Mustangs existed until a week ago. How old is this organization? But then again, I never tried to track a Mustang before either.

The first time I showed up at the track, the suspension had 144,000 miles on it. And the body roll was out of control. Going from a quick left to right turn was quite difficult. So, with the new suspension parts body roll is nonexistent now. There is no trouble with REAR traction, and it is a...

They are AMR "Silver Wheel Rear Only (05-09Mustang) and 19x10 and AMR "Silver Wheel 19x8.5 (05-09Mustang). These were the third set ordered, American Muscles website said the previous two rims would fit and didn't, but they did eat the shipping costs, until we found these that actually fit.

I don't know enough to have an opinion on what you said. Other than to say that the struts and springs were designed to work together to make the 2-inch drop work together supposedly. But it sounds like they can cause other issues according to you. Thank you for the advice.

I'm new at this and I suppose there's a good reason why people don't mix different tires together, and you've given some good reasons. The tires I have on now are pretty much done after just two track days. My son says driving lessons would be money well spent, and with my lack of experience...

If I can't run a wider tire up front, I thought I could compensate with a stickier tire.

front sway bar link, MOOK80899, front strut bellows, Front strut bearings, front sway bar link, stabilizer bar, orange Koni struts with 2-inch lowering springs, engine and transmission mounts, and a rear sway bar. And once it was lowered a front 19x10 would not fit. the front and rear tires...

I have a 2007 Mustang GT. It has a Power Stop Big Brake Kit, AMR silver wheels 19x10 &19x8.5, Continental extreme contacts tires, BMR suspension kit, Koni struts and 2 inch lowering springs, 3.73 ring and pinion, and a True Trac differential etc... So, I've run it at Gingerman Raceway a couple...