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The car is occasionally driven. I want to be able to drive it on the street and enjoy it when I do. I put the springs that I have on it now because I thought that it would provide a better handling car on the street and be something that would... (see full post)
Getting to drive Ozarks at night was amazing. I was especially glad I was there for Friday where they went until 10 PM. I got nearly an hour non-stop on the track. For those interested, here's my fastest lap of the night session:And the full... (see full post)
https://www.fordracing.com/articles/series/road-racing/2026/8/hypercar-testing
I didn't realise it was coyote based. 5.4L
Dug deeper, loosely based. (see full post)
The oil pan would definitely work, not sure what exact engine I’ll get yet, I have messaged a couple sellers that have Boss intakes.I built and swapped a Coyote into my ‘77 F150, I’m excited and bummed at the same time. (see full post)
Good question, I didn't wait long enough to see if it ever actually went to 0%. I'd had the same thought that the float arm might not be working properly at lower levels. Really where that is more concerning is on street driving, although I tend... (see full post)
In a funny, not funny kind of way: on my return trip to the garages this morning for my own misfortune, the flat bed driver told me I was the 2nd Mustang that he’d towed in on the weekend. When I asked him which car, he told me a red Cobra and I... (see full post)
Thank you sir, it was a great day... appreciated the help getting into and out of the car too... I don't fold and bend like I used to.. lol (see full post)
A bit of a guess, but. Is the piston aligned with the pins on the pads? There should be two pins that fit into spaces on the piston. If the piston is not aligned correctly when compressed, you can have problems. (see full post)
Well yesterday was amazing, until it wasn't.
HPDE1 was painfully slow, I couldn't get a single full speed lap in, however by mid day I was singed off to HPDE2.
Then it got really fun, and the instruction was much better since I wasn't held up in... (see full post)
@GB899 Here are a couple videos while you were in car. I believe one of the laps clicked off at 1:32, which we know they were not pushing the car at all. I was able to hop in too and it's a very capable car.They did have a professional... (see full post)
The GTD style hood I'll say has been a success. Lighter weight, cooler running temps, etc.But, I hit a buzzard the other day which left a mark on my left front fender. I think it would buff out through the clear coat, but given the success of...
I'm now at around 16-17 hours of track time with my Dark Horse. I believe the rears are finally ready to be replaced. I also think that I have a warped rear rotor. The left rear rotor doesn't look great, and once the brakes get hot, I'm getting a... (see full post)
My real point was that by the time it was indicating 11-13%, it seemed to actually be 0%. My guess is that 20% indicated probably ends up being less than 3 gallons while on the track from what I saw, although maybe it ends up being accurate (3)... (see full post)
How much time do you spend below 6,000?I have an A10, so I do not know how it works out with the manual. On my car, at full throttle on track, I am almost never below 6000. (see full post)