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How's it going everyone? If you guys met us at Motorsports Hastings, you may have met Scott Springer with his 2015 Mustang GT. He was at several HPDE events last year and plans to attend more this year. Enjoy this project update and season recap...
That’s a good point but it’s a $3000 set of tires. I will re evaluate. One weekend out of the fronts seems pretty “sad” but no one said this sport was for the timid (see full post)
Greetings, all! First post. I'm new to the track, and I'm looking for advice on reading my rotors after 20- to 25-minute runs on the track. I recently spent a couple of HPDE weekends at Inde Motorsports Ranch in Willcox, Arizona. It's a...
Im not an expert on this but i think while they look terrible they may still be able to be flipped and ran for a weekend with an alignment check. Hoping anyways that was pricey but the car performed very well now a solid contender in green... (see full post)
Ok the “blister “ is on rear. Yeah they do look terrible a lot of money down the drain in a weekend. You sure i can’t flip them
and keep running? I’ll check the alignment something might be off (see full post)
Dark Horse R will be more work than i think you realise. It isn't a straight forward bolt on one afternoon. It is also designed for a specific shock absorber setup.
You need to cut the complete hump off the strut tower and possibly clearance the... (see full post)
Also the fuel cut, that wasn't a tank issue. I had a rev limiter in HP tuners off the clutch switch, not a smart move. It was making a 2nd rev limiter with the clutch engaged.
Also the Gloc R16 front/R12 rear pad combination may be a bit... (see full post)
Before pumping the clutch pedal to bleed the TOB, first apply vacuum to the master cylinder reservoir. I use a simple hand pump, mityvac. I found a rubber plug that fit the opening drilled a hole through it and stuck it in the opening. Pull a...
In the OEM configuration, the clutch is fed brake fluid from the brake master reservoir and doesn't have its own reservoir. The often-suggested way to bleed the clutch (given that there's no bleed valve on the system) is to actuate the clutch...
Not sure how they bleed the system. Is the TOB stock?If they are doing the suggested 50-100 pumps of the pedal to bleed the system, that may be your problem. Apply vacuum to the reservoir when bleeding/pumping worked for me.
thats the biggest thing I hate about these mickey mouse hydraulic clutch cylinders, you have to pull the trans to shim them, it's stupid, it is also harder to power shift, give me a cable or linkage any day (see full post)