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There was some discussion of this here:
https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/suspension-soft.22024/But I had not considered that the springs might be too tall and potentially make the car sit higher. (see full post)
In the time between then and now, you'll find some sportscar teams have converted to lasers (maybe 25%), but they've done so because many of the newer setup systems have lasers built in. When first being used, the lasers will be calibrated with... (see full post)
Assuming this is accurate.https://www.thedrive.com/car-reviews/2024-ford-mustang-dark-horse-first-drive-review-the-next-best-american-track-carThat would be 211 on the front, 656 on the rear. (see full post)
What laser makes a super narrow line at 9 feet away?
And how visible would a super narrow red line be anyway?
And if there is one, how much does THAT cost? (see full post)
The front motion ratio is about 0.97. A 1" spring difference is going to be 1.03" of ride difference. It would also close the bump stop gap 1".These are springs you could use. Take a look at the available travel.If you wanted to get a... (see full post)
So, back when dinosaurs roamed the earth, 2018 to be precise, I was a guest of a pro racing team at an event at Mid-Ohio race track. I had a pit pass - and I watched a couple of races from the hot pits. Great fun.From the time I spent in the... (see full post)
Yes, I still don't have any hood vents. That's probably something I really need to address next.I'm currently installing the largest ProLine Setrab oil cooler available. Hopefully it'll be enough. With the stock Mach 1 oil cooler, I've seen... (see full post)
What problem are you trying to solve?I gave up on marking the tires and ended up creating two tools to keep track of the tire wear and position:- I download the track time and session data off my Racelogic VBOX and put it into an Excel... (see full post)
Hey everyone,I did a my 2nd HPDE day with my Mach 1 yesterday - it was at Watkins Glen and it was mid 90s most of the day.In my 3rd session, I was pushing pretty good and my cylinder head temp reading got up to 245F. I did a cool down lap...
Thank you - this is what I wanted to know.I would like the ability to fine tune front ride height and am thoroughly enjoying the current 1 inch lowering on my car. Would have loved to play with 1 inch, 0.5 inch and no lowering ride heights.AJ... (see full post)
The difference you're noticing is between the guys that are actually doing the alignment and the ones who have it done at a tire shop.If you're the one actually doing the alignment with string, then you really don't care what the actual toe... (see full post)
These, specifically the Yellow one. I forgot where I was finding them individually.I'm writing on the outside walls of the tire, but typically just "run count" or sometimes location info. (see full post)
The spring rate you choose will effect the minimum you're able to reach. That becomes a limiting factor to how stiff you can make AJ's kit. I believe a 400# spring with no spacers gives you a similar-to-stock front ride height. There are a couple... (see full post)