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Thank you! Good eye. I have vorshlag camber plates. I run them in the upright position on the street (center of the strut hole) and move them to max negative camber on the track. This is a somewhat polarizing approach, not everyone loves it as... (see full post)
Nice write up for sure. That track hobby can be a slippery slope, the track bug is hard not to comply with. After seeing all your photos, I noticed in 1 that your front dampers are pretty much in the center of the strut hole. Some camber plates...
Stop ............don't skip over , actually watch the video Dave posted. I have seen this before and it is a complete riot and well worth the watch. Fun way to start your day as you will be smiling very soon............
Regarding Front spring rates, track and street performance, here's my experience. I own a 2022 Mach 1, A10, Handling Package, 200TW tires 305F/325R.For the past 2 1/2 years, @TeeLew has been kind enough to work with me and make some...
I felt the same way when I got my 350R and still had my LS. I found a special sale of Stoptech 15" rotors and 6 piston calipers and, combined with Ferodo 2500s, the pedal feel was exceptional. Much firmer than OE and easy to modulate (in some... (see full post)
Anyone running this? Just put one on my '12 GT and it's pretty trick. But then the Shelby website says "excludes Boss" and I know good and well I've seen them installed. Don't know what would be different.
What can be done to a 197 ('12 Boss) to improve the brake pedal feel and firmness? Not the brakes, just the pedal application. Is that all in the booster/mc?I have a '12 GT that has gone through the stock brakes, Boss brakes, and now S550...
That almost gets me to current day. At 196,000 miles and with a leaking rear main seal, I bit the bullet and decided to get a lift and do the job myself. “While I’m in there,” I did a new clutch and got my transmission refreshed with new...
That almost gets me to current day. At 196,000 miles and with a leaking rear main seal, I bit the bullet and decided to get a lift and do the job myself. “While I’m in there,” I did a new clutch and got my transmission refreshed with new... (see full post)
Almost 2 years later, but, When you say E85 "runs so much cooler," are you talking about intake temperatures, or does it make a measurable, observable difference in CHT and oil temperature? (see full post)