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I WISH. Legendary car. Do you know if he still has the SRT-swapped red coupe that he was running in SM?I had a black 98 ACR Coupe initially, but I was running one of the 95 Celebrity Challenge coupes:I actually had two challenge cars at... (see full post)
This recent thread is appropriate. See my comments near the bottom of the page.https://trackmustangsonline.com/threads/seat-comparison-comfort-v-recaro-v-racing-bucket.22273/ (see full post)
Great observation. I just looked back at the video and I was consistently shifting about 400 RPM too early, leaving power on the table. I appreciate it. (see full post)
That is some great advice. Thank you.You’re right about the seats - I’m sliding all over the place and constantly pushing my butt back where it belongs. I wonder if this is causing me to slouch and therefore making the steering wheel a longer... (see full post)
Having run Gingerman numerous times I would say you are doing pretty well for someone with limited track experience. One little item common with new drivers is not using the revs available. You have a tendency to short shift around the course so... (see full post)
I had to pull out of the event. Rear end continued overheating at Heartland. Cooler from Full Tilt won't ship until tomorrow.Going to miss this years event.Rusty (see full post)
First of all, i'd be happy to sit in the passenger seat. You hit all the marker cone points for apex and exit. Your inputs are smooth and you aren't overly aggressive.
The only thing you appear to be fighting is the seat. Stock ones suck with a... (see full post)
I know there is questions when filling out the registration like under 200TW or slicks and aftermarket brakes. Other than that with the car counts down they have had to decide classes late once they know all cars that are registered.Just... (see full post)
I run an Eibach 3 way adjustable on the front and oem in the rear. I might go for a smaller bar on the rear.
You don’t want too stiff sway bar on the rear of an s197 as it can promote oversteer. (see full post)
Good point RE spring rate and tires, thanks for pointing that out. That’s exactly why I asked.Any guidance on which sways to pair with these? I plan to ask Terry when I call and order, but I’m open to suggestions. (see full post)