The Mustang Forum for Track & Racing Enthusiasts
Taking your Mustang to an open track/HPDE event for the first time? Do you race competitively? This forum is for you! Log in to remove most ads.
- Welcome to the Ford Mustang forum built for owners of the Mustang GT350, BOSS 302, GT500, and all other S550, S197, SN95, Fox Body and older Mustangs set up for open track days, road racing, and/or autocross. Join our forum, interact with others, share your build, and help us strengthen this community!
Latest activity
Live updates
biggsy replied to the thread S550 2017 Grabber Blue Mustang GT.Just curious. Any reason for going with Steeda bearings? Is it a shipping/procurement thing? (see full post)
bnight replied to the thread S550 2017 Grabber Blue Mustang GT.Free Day - A1 Motor Park (Lara) - 11.06.2026When I got back from Dracon I parked the car in the garage and almost didn't drive it in May besides one lovely very wet Car meet-up at 20th of May. I traveled with my family to Italia last week of... (see full post)-
- slvrsvt01 replied to the thread 2017 GT PP rear end shifting under acceleration.Awesome, appreciate the insights. I'll do that, thought about replacing them anyways once I get in there and replace thrust washer and rear axles nuts all at once. Wanting to track the car but trying to shake out all the issues first. (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread 2017 GT PP rear end shifting under acceleration.Ask someone to stand next to the car and try moving forward and then backwards if the click is there moving back its wheel hub. You also could lift the car and inspect them. The Wheel Hub has a very noticeable whine as well ones you are over 60... (see full post)
- slvrsvt01 replied to the thread 2017 GT PP rear end shifting under acceleration.Thank you bnight, I'll add that to my parts list to purchase. It's not a daily driver so I'll leave it parked. One additional question, any thoughts on why it only makes the noise after I've been driving and everything gets good and warmed up?I... (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.Yes the oil temps is what I have been struggeling with too. I just do a cooldown lap or two when I hit yellow on the oil gauge. I usually feel like the brakes are getting sketchy before that happens so I back off anyway. Was thinking about... (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.Thank you! Third time ever at Spa, after a 4 year break. First time ever with a proper setup (AD09 + some camber) except for the brakes. You can clearly hear the judder and vibrations from the pads so that is what I'm trying to desperately fix... (see full post)
- TeeLew replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.It'll probably be fine. I haven't used a Ferrodo pad in a long time. I have nothing against them, I've just used other manufacturers. It looked like those two pads were similar friction?When I run Pagid, regardless of what I run on the front, I... (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.Also saw the video from Spa some serious driving that was ! You are really pushing that Mustang ! (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.I will! (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.make sure to say Hi would love to talk in Person ;) (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.Okay, I'll get DSUno then. I thought I could get away with DS1.11 because they have slightly less mu, are supposed to last longer, and I have an Ecoboost so it should be slightly lighter. I have swapped GT PP1 brakes so it is easier just telling... (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.To an extend this was just what I had in the garage when I decided to test Front DSUno's but as seen by the data it worked really great. I would advice you to get DSUno and not DS1.11 as the DSUno has more bite but still won't overtake the ABS... (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.If you can still see it because my printing was burned off due to heat :D But let me know if you still see it or when you get a new set what it says on the back. OEM rear pads are pretty cheap so I might just try like you said, thanks (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread 2017 GT PP rear end shifting under acceleration.For the clunk/pop check rear wheel hubs mostly driver side but could be passenger as well if you are feeling it in the seat this needs replacing fast. Lockout kit and diff bushings are a must. (see full post)
-
bnight replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.I use the OEM brake pads mostly to not trigger the Ice Mode and I'm happy with how they perform on my car the Gloc R8s were also lasting a hell of a lot of time and so are the OEM rear brake pads. My DSUno pads got down to 25% after around 120... (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.I misread that, you meant I should run RSL19.5 on the rear together with DS1.11 in the front? I was under the impression that RSL29 had a lower friction and bite than DS1.11 so it would be fine. I just wanted to mention that I was intending to... (see full post)
- Walt replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.You were the one that actually inspired me to try Ferodo DS1.11/DSUNO. Before I wanted to get Carbotech XP12 and XP10.The thing I'm unsure about is the OEM pads for the rear, because I did have them on my car while I had the OEM in the front... (see full post)
-
-
bnight replied to the thread Ferodo DS1.11 Front and Pagid RSL29 Rear, good combination?.Aren't they like super expensive though in Europe I seen prices as high as 800€ for front pads only. The DSUno's that I run are like 400€. Otherwise yeah Pagid RSL29 all around or just on the back should work fine. My understanding is the OEM... (see full post)
-
- stevbd replied to the thread Still stuck in gear?.If you mean that your clutch pedal doesn’t come all the way up when you release it, it sounds like you either have a bad throwout bearing/slave cylinder, or it wasn’t fully bled following your new clutch install. Have you tried bleeding it with... (see full post)
