Recent content by k757

I got rid of my mustang. Went with a Fiesta ST, just a different fun

hahahahaha.... sorry, very tired.

new product to consider: black vinyl to cover the warning decal on the visor flip downs. I had a cover on my Mustang and they were fantastic

I am likely for 9/8

your car is always so clean. :hail:

I was looking at a Pocono date the week before in Sept, but may forgo that one and hit the AZP the following week. For me, NYST > Pocono North

AZP is also doing a Sept 8: http://azptrackevents.com/web/index.php/registration

I have been to this track and it's a blast. Pavement is perfect. Very scenic both on & off track. Its truly a hidden gem. Reportedly 2.5-3 hrs of track time for a great price. http://azptrackevents.com/web/ https://www.facebook.com/events/701416733362674

15 month review: Aside from 1 corner very slightly coming up (yes, easy repair, but I'm lazy), these are going strong. Note: this car sits outside all year, from 0 degrees to 95 degrees. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED :thumbsup: .

sounds like an opportunity for a good/service for a ride :shrug:

April 2017 - NYST (New York Safety Track)

So the tubes were hanging too low as I kept scraping them over back roads and anyplace that the front dipped. The tubes have medium damage, so I patched them tubes with heavy duty duct tape. I raised them up tonight (white zip ties) but did not get to do a test drive. This is not a final...

Interesting development. I have 1 track day with this kit installed. The day was low 60's air temp. The FTB backing plates are warped. At least it's warped AWAY from the rotor. I suspect it's due to the weight pulling on the backside. You can see in the 2 pics, (one is obvious), that...

long delayed, but I should get to rotating the wheels this weekend

I do not. I can get one this weekend when I rotate the wheels. Basically, remove the OEM backing plate and bolt these on. The tube end only goes down as far as is possible at the crux of the plate/tube connection (hidden from view, at top)