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Since yours is a Mag Ride you will eventually need these if you are going to do anything more than stockish rates and aero.


Dave

i have 2 sets of sims im selling if you want.
 
Since yours is a Mag Ride you will eventually need these if you are going to do anything more than stockish rates and aero.


Dave
Didn't know they were a thing. Thanks for sharing!
 
First time out with the GT350 was an absolute mess. Gonna need some input from the group on some stuff. I'm looking into FORScan so I can really look into whats going on with all the computers and modules in this car. Anyone have any input on that or any other options to really dive into this car?

 

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Apart of the electronic gremlins... Just noticed that you have the Super sports. Could be that they are old, mine lost traction and became hard after two years. You can turn all the nannies of with a good tune. for example a AED tune will leave them off completly
 

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In sport mode the nannies will definitely get in the way of a good time. Track mode has been good for me.

Don't give up on the car yet. Find the Sensor issue and then decide where you go next.

The off at 10 had to be a surprise. I imagine the computer added right rear brake at a very bad time.
 
Apart of the electronic gremlins... Just noticed that you have the Super sports. Could be that they are old, mine lost traction and became hard after two years. You can turn all the nannies of with a good tune. for example a AED tune will leave them off completly
Yeah, they are pretty hard, and oddly enough the rears seems harder than the fronts by a simple fingernail test.
 
In sport mode the nannies will definitely get in the way of a good time. Track mode has been good for me.

Don't give up on the car yet. Find the Sensor issue and then decide where you go next.

The off at 10 had to be a surprise. I imagine the computer added right rear brake at a very bad time.
Yeah it would make sense thinking its at 244 mph and but the rest were at 90ish and feeling some amount of G's it freaked out. Who knows. But definitely not giving up on the car. Still have some big plans.
 

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Apart of the electronic gremlins... Just noticed that you have the Super sports. Could be that they are old, mine lost traction and became hard after two years. You can turn all the nannies of with a good tune. for example a AED tune will leave them off completly
I second the AED tune...
 

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Nothing worse then being on your best lap... and then the cars nannies come on by themselves thinking you have lost control of the car. Though I imagine a GT350s nannies are a whole lot better then a S197.
 

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Nothing worse then being on your best lap... and then the cars nannies come on by themselves thinking you have lost control of the car. Though I imagine a GT350s nannies are a whole lot better then a S197.
This is very interesting...I wonder if I can use this device to troubleshoot my ABS?
 

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Your engine swap went along with the ford control pack or a used S550 pcm?
Control pack for the motor and the stock 3 valve ecu was retained for the ABS but somewhere something isn't talking to something else because the brakes are sh!t on this thing.
 
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You'll need to pull "the plug" on this car. Literally. It's under the hood on the driver's side on top of the wheel arch beside or behind the cold air box. It's the power supply for the stability control - I'd post a picture but my car's not available right now. It's just a little black plug with a jumper across the pins.
 

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You'll need to pull "the plug" on this car.
AJ showed the plug in one of his follow up videos.

I run mine in Track Mode and have no issues with nannies. In sport mode, the car decides when its OK to accelerate. I'm not a big fan of that.
 
Been moving along on my front aero. Canards are done and available on my site. Splitter blade is done but need to figure out a mounting solution along with an air dam. I'll do one version that will be a vertical dam that bumps up against the 350R splitter similar to others on the market. I'll also do my own entire front air dam that replaces the R splitter (similar to our 2015-2017 GT splitters). This will be a lighter setup, coupled with eliminating the need to have to buy a 350R splitter. I'll eventually get into a setup with our splitter tunnels and side plates and really start pushing the aero. I'll be headed to the wind tunnel in just over a month so gotta get one of every wing we make for the car done by then. And yes, we will do a video of it.
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