Thank you and enjoy! You have a nice ride.

This was an awesome post, thank you so much. Needless to say this is my dream car.

Hi Nick, I can vouch for the Schroth Quick-Fit Pro harness. I have used a few different models on my 2016 Roush Mustang GT before moving to race seats. They are very easy to install and allow you the greater safety of a 4-point harness when you are on track yet no issues with your airbag sensors...

I would echo JDee's comments. It also depends on if you enjoy purchasing aftermarket parts and designing your own ride. I bought a brand new Roush four years ago before I knew any better and now that I know what I know, I would have bought a base GT and upgraded it my way.

Nice, I have the same rear seat delete and am also very happy with it. I also installed my Racelogic VBOX right on top Shrader so I could turn around and access it.

Thanks

Good suggestion, thanks.

I know often times you can order new wheel and tire combination with a nitrogen fill, but does anyone know of a cheap way to bring your own nitrogen to the track say in a Longacre air tank or something similar?

2015-2020 Mustang ROUSH Single Adjustable Coilover Suspension Kit + ($1,600.00 obo)Vorshlag S550 (2015-up) Mustang Camber/Caster Plates & OEM Perches Product highlights for the 2015-2020 Mustang ROUSH Single Adjustable Coilover Suspension Kit:Dramatic improvement in handling Approximate 1.5"...

Wow, those are some impressive time gains. Thanks for your feedback.

Awesome, that is great feedback. Thanks

Curious if any members have utilized the Racers360 site for lap data analysis, and if yes, what your experience was? Please let me know what data system you have as well.

This is the Build Thread for 2016 Roush Stage 2. Reply below.

You may also want to check out the BF Goodrich G-Force Rival S 1.5 tires. Very similar to the Hankook's suggested by the other member. I have found these tires to be very predictible in that they hold really well yet you can still slide them in a very controllable fashion.