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Keep in mind that in order to program the Bosch M5, you need a 1500$ cable.Have you looked into Delta ABS? Half price of the M5 and much easier to setup
https://www.deltaabs.com/pages/faqThe other thing is maybe ditching the ABS completely... (see full post)
I'll be in the Black Dark Horse Handling Package, in the Advanced group. When I'm not driving I'll probably be parked next to my bus (Prevost with a grey enclosed trailer). (see full post)
I'll be at this event Saturday and Sunday.Heartland Park was the first track that I got to drive on at Track Night in America in an old retired IT7 RX-7. I'm excited to go back with my Dark Horse. (see full post)
Just to be clear, it's not me. It's the original poster. I was just pointing out what he wanted, a dual purpose alignment setting. He is going to leave it there year around, not change it for the track and the street. (see full post)
Hey, I thought about it again and I think it’s probably an issue with hot spots on the brake disc.I was just a little worried that it might have something to do with the driveshaft / CV axle after all. ;-)Since I never really had this problem... (see full post)
Hi everyone,maybe one of you has an idea where this sound under braking could be coming from.It only happens under medium braking. With very light or very hard braking, the noise is not there. It sounds like it’s coming from the rear right...
Why in hell would you remove a/c system in a street car. It gets hot in these cars. I can see that in a track/race car.
Parts are around for boss cars. Allot have been wrecked totaled out. (see full post)
Order your cell with a dipstick.
I filled mine carefully 5 gal at a time and filed a groove in the dipstick in 5 gal increments so its easy to see how much fuel I have. (see full post)
Are you concerned about tire wear? Or drivability?Toe kills tires much more than camber - something I am parroting from others more knowledgeable than I on the forums, and evident by my personal near perfect wear on -2.3F.For drivability, I... (see full post)
OK, so this has been an ongoing battle for many of us. Dealing with the Mickey Mouse fuel delivery system on these cars. I WAS PRETTY SURE I had it handled by stuffing the saddle with fuel cell foam, it worked fine until I went to Roebling Rd. In...