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Gunslinger55 replied to the thread What is everybody using to lift their Mustang off the ground?.The ZL addd ons set screw jack pads are great they fit the aero cutouts on belly tray on dark horse. The lightweight ones are perfect and no drilling. Sounds like it’s a pain to drill the later models out (see full post)-
Gunslinger55 replied to the thread HPDE tires.I am a pretty big fan of these trafeos. Takes a lot of abuse that’s for sure. I thought i was gonna cord out this weekend but the grip seemed to hold and still got a few sessions in them and that’s in 85-105+ heat god knows that the track was... (see full post)
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Video the slippery laps and post them up here on this web site on the lap thread for us to be entertained!
FilxNZ replied to the thread HPDE tires.Yes. I like them. I have improved my PB at our local track with them, though previously on Falken RT615k+ so maybe not surprising. I can't comment on longevity as I have only had them on for a couple of sessions, but they seem to be holding up... (see full post)
302BOB replied to the thread Any Cooks Onboard?.You can tell how good that soup is just by lookin at it and knowin how much time and effort went into makin it !!!!!!!! (see full post)-
This started yesterday. Had a whole bird. Made chicken stock. Removed the meat and placed the skin and bones back in the stock to intensify the flavors.Crockpot creamy chicken enchilada soup today…with three pints of stock remaining.
blacksheep-1 replied to the thread What is everybody using to lift their Mustang off the ground?.There's a guy on here that builds awesome jack plates, I have had them on every mustang I own. Of course I don't remember his name, it might be on project superbeater. If you use jacking rails the race organizers, or autocross or whatever, may... (see full post)-
blacksheep-1 reacted to Ewheels's post in the thread What is everybody using to lift their Mustang off the ground? with
Like.Regular ol' jack and stands for me. 
Went ahead and ordered some cortex MCS doubles with reservoirs for the car with the offset struts and coilover rear.Drew up some brackets to relocate the front sway bar mount off the strut and locate it on the lower control arm. Wont use all...-
Ordered a track spec cage back in December, finally received it last week. 14 weeks on a 2-4 week original quote. Really set me back quite a bit, hopefully get it welded in here in the next week or so. Haven’t touched much since then. But once...
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WIth 170k miles a sitting for a couple years, I agree with not trusting the current calipers (or hoses). The cheap fix would be rebuilding / replacing all 4 calipers and replacing the flex hoses at each corner.However, I think you'll begin to...
Jered_402 replied to the thread S550 2022 Mustang GT Twin Turbo.Went ahead and ordered some cortex MCS doubles with reservoirs for the car with the offset struts and coilover rear.Drew up some brackets to relocate the front sway bar mount off the strut and locate it on the lower control arm. Wont use all... (see full post)-
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Jered_402 replied to the thread S550 2022 Mustang GT Twin Turbo.Ordered a track spec cage back in December, finally received it last week. 14 weeks on a 2-4 week original quote. Really set me back quite a bit, hopefully get it welded in here in the next week or so. Haven’t touched much since then. But once... (see full post)
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PatrickStapler replied to the thread Any Cooks Onboard?.This started yesterday. Had a whole bird. Made chicken stock. Removed the meat and placed the skin and bones back in the stock to intensify the flavors.Crockpot creamy chicken enchilada soup today…with three pints of stock remaining. (see full post)-
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Little forward thinking. Even though we're going somewhere for Easter I couldn't pass up a ham for .99/ lb. Deboned, sliced , couple roasts and sealed for future meals. I get a craving for ham through the summer. Definitely saved the bone...
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Brake questions on new build.And of course, this one, complete with a photo at Road Atlanta, maybe your future home track,https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/vorshlag-s197-brake-failure.21957/And there is a really good link to a Vorshlag thread on brakes there... (see full post)
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Brake questions on new build.Also, Vorshlag on S197 brake development:https://www.vorshlag.com/forums/forum/vorshlag-motorsports-discussions/vorshlag-project-cars/6633-vorshlag-2011-mustang-gt-s197-development-thread/page16 (see full post)
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Junkyard Dog replied to the thread Brake questions on new build.Congrats on your car!I cannot personally be of much help, but maybe this thread will help?https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/best-track-road-brakes.19536/ (see full post)
Little forward thinking. Even though we're going somewhere for Easter I couldn't pass up a ham for .99/ lb. Deboned, sliced , couple roasts and sealed for future meals. I get a craving for ham through the summer. Definitely saved the bone...-
There are numerous better choices, both in price and performance than the ancient Schitto NT-01s --- whoops , sorry but that slipped out.You might add Yokohama A052s and BFG Rival S 1.5s.
