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Ok, on the S650, it looks like both the 7A095B and the 7A095A are routed through a thermostatic valve, in the diagram above 7H322.So, just a guess here, it warms using 7A095B and then switches to cooling with 7A095A or transitions from one to... (see full post)
I have asked before with no good answer except one fellow manufactures an adjustable pushrod like the old Foxs had the acorn nut, he installs a turnbuckle to take up the freeplay, actually lengthening the push rod. I put on Baer 14" Eradispeeds...
I have the opposite problem, only had the Red key, thinking about going to the dealer and getting a new key made and programmed but worried they will screw up the Track Key programming.
My other thought is getting my Red key cloned by a locksmith (see full post)
Serviced transmission and differential lube, flushed brake fluid, rotate tires and removed rear sway bar.
Ran a trackcross event Saturday and an autocross on Sunday. Saturday was fun, lots of gear changes every run, 1st to 4th, mostly 2nd and... (see full post)
If you use a kit to adapt race springs to the rear control arms (there are several), then you can run whatever you wish. I could stick a 4000-pounder on the rear if I wanted.The divorced spring in general is a bad idea, if only for the rear... (see full post)
7A095B is that aluminum looking long box to the right of the photo. Ignore the red circle, which is the tranny fluid dip stick stuck right by the catalytic converter because Ford wants you to burn your hand. (see full post)
Sorry, this is an S650 thing. see the 7A095B item in the diagram below. It hangs out just under the front area of the transmission. I did not realize it was not on the S550.So I wonder if an S650 owner can something like you have done and... (see full post)
One thing I have not noticed is what Class you want to run in since often adding a ton of mods can put one in a group of cars with little chance of doing well. This is a key to determine what mods you may want to add and often it can mean some... (see full post)
Really dends on goals I But overall start with chosing your fronts and then decide on rears I think 1200 is the highest you can buy in OEM location and if you go to 650 lbs springs this should be in the right ball park.So Overall:500/800 lbs... (see full post)
Thanks for sharing - this is very helpful when considering a 6 inch spring. I called many of the reputable spring providers and none have 6.5 inch options that would fit the AJ kit, and short of ordering 200+, will not consider a custom spring... (see full post)
The mishi cooler actually did help a bit, but not nearly enough. It probably bought me an extra 5 minutes(lap or two) at intermediate pace/level driver? I only bought it because it was the most OEM style option with metal cooler lines that are... (see full post)
I found using the Steeda fabricated mount with their adj upper helped with the clunking. It fit the arm tighter than the stock stamped piece. (see full post)
I took the advice from DaveW, Mike and Rob and ditched the Steeda unit and went back to the stock UCA. I also installed 10 sf of a butyl sound deadener in the trunk under the seat. Once warm, the noise was reduced by about 75%. A definite... (see full post)