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That’s the first time I’ve heard the SS described as “scary” in the rain but I don’t doubt the 4S is improved. New to new comparison? I’ve used the SS for years as my track rain tire with good success, partly because 4S doesn’t come in a... (see full post)
15 degrees on the oil temperature alone is a huge reduction. I you were bumping up against 280, that's only 265 now . . . That's a big change for just a hood change to the GTD vents. It makes me wonder how much more those huge open louver... (see full post)
You can swap studs without pulling the axles. There’s a hole in caliper bracket large enough to allow the stud to pass through. Line the first stud up with the hole, tap it out, rotate until the next one lines up and repeat. Install is... (see full post)
It was as close to the same as I could get while being on the same day. I'd say it's enough to show a definite improvement in temperature. (see full post)
Here you go. You will need Ford Racing's Deep Rear Sump Oil Pickup Tube (M622DRS302) to compliment it. Here are some pics of the clearing the MM k member and the Kenny Brown front sway bar. (see full post)
I have had some scary times in the rain on the Super Sport. I did not even realize Michelin still made them. That is why I went to the 4S after one turn on some sort of 3 season Michelin. (see full post)
You're correct, KPM. My mistake.Yes, the fuel pump cured my issue on left hand turns. And I'm not blaming the pump for the reading, more just that now I have to pay more attention to it to prevent running out of fuel on track. Before it would... (see full post)
I ran GLoc when I 1st started tracking my Shitstang. I swapped out to GS1 for street use. I had no issues and it was recommended by the owner of GLoc. (Danny I think) (see full post)
Today's Cryptoquote.............." It's a magical world, Hobbes, ol' buddy...Let's go exploring!"___________Calvin, "Calvin and Hobbes"... (see full post)
I personally still use the old Michelin Super Sport (basically a 4S) for street and rain and it’s awesome but not the cheapest. I’d second the Conti recommendation. I use 275/40/18 square.285/305 sizing is going to be a bit of a compromise... (see full post)