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Ahh good idea! I still need ramps as the dark horse and TA2 car both still drag the splitter going up. Kinda disappointed spending all that money and still dragging but the new car came with race ramps so i don’t have to use a 2x10 anymore lol (see full post)
I ended up putting whip lights on the corners so i could line it up easier. Even better when towing without the car on, know where the trailer is hiding behind me, so low. (see full post)
Haha yep i didn’t get it even. Will take practice. Winching the only option. I can drive my other street mustangs on but winching is very slow and controlled which i prefer. Supposedly 1/2” on either side from max width but looks like a little... (see full post)
Wow that’s interesting. Awesome! any break on pricing will be appreciated but i’ll likely use some type of it in all my cars now that i learned about it. XP3 is what i got but may change viscosity it but if it’s good for a circle track nascar... (see full post)
I’m finally at the point of replacing my front pads after about 12 hours of track use, almost entirely at Ozarks International Raceway. The brakes are still working fine.Also, I’d noted who was listed on the back of the new pads as the... (see full post)
This post comes in a perfect timing.
I might become driven oil distributor.
with one purpose. Get us better pricing to access the best oil
in the market.
(Via our company Speeditaliaracing.com)
Driven oil has been developed together with Jake... (see full post)
Ok i thought i knew something ing about oil. But have more to learn.Now that i am focusing more on track than street and have a race car i read my manual and said to use a very specific type of oil. “Joe Gibbs Racing”’now driven. Looking into...
I was thinking, that looks about right, i have the same amount of room because of a truck load of front camber.
Then i got to your last pic and saw the side sills. DAMN she tight.
I can at least drive mine on as the tyres are the widest part. I'm... (see full post)
Food for thought. As your brake pad disappears, the material that effectively insulates the caliper from heat is disappearing. Most of us know how hot our calipers get. The reduction in material thickness also affect its structural rigidity and... (see full post)
Wanted to see if it fits as it’s pretty wide. Not much leeway but it does fit….Easier to haul around on short hops than the fully enclosed job it came with plus it’s actually easier to load as you can walk around it with winch remote and slowly...
haven't done rear brakes yet, no, but just saw the piece about the pad spreader so figured that would work well with the 4 piston rears but not sure if it could handle the fronts as well.However, yes I have put the car in brake maintenance mode... (see full post)
I’m pretty sure it was a Dorman deal and it came with the slave cylinder which I tossed but used the hose. It was super cheap at the time.Details here... (see full post)