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The more time I spend on the track driving different cars, the more I realize that weight is the enemy. I don't remember if you were part of the discussion with Todd Soderquist at Mustang Roundup concerning the GT500, but he specified that the GT500 was designed as a grand-tourer with track...
I'm making a list of items to replace in the offseason, and one of them is to look at options for replacing the stock hubs on my GT350R to something more robust. Is there anyone using aftermarket or Ford Performance parts for front and rear hubs? The only option I could track down are these...
I've had a different experience. I replaced the SC2's with PS4S tires and the tramlining is non-existent for me, and that's with Vorshlag plates and -2.5 camber up front. I guess YMMV.
NASA NorCal might be an option. They have an HPDE program that requires in-car instructors for beginners, though I have found adherence to safety regs and instructor quality varies between regions. Both Porsche Club and BMW Club also have HPDE. Anyone have any experience with NASA NorCal...
The non-drilled GT350 rotors that come on the 2019/20's are now available for purchase:https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/when-will-the-2019-non-drilled-oem-rotors-be-available-for-purchase.119912/page-2#post-2554915
Usually the greatest bang for the buck once you feel you've reached a plateau is utilizing data analytics via an AimSolo or similar, and hiring a qualified coach to interpret the data. For me, being able to see in black and white where I am losing time compared to a driver who knows how to...
I'll be driving my R in TT. Yes, T10 can be tricky, as you drive over the launch point of the drag strip, so grip can be unpredictable. Two of my close NASA associates have hit the wall there, and I've seen seen a couple of race cars hit it as well. Safe travels, hope the weather cooperates!
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