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worn out Hoosier R7's that were ruined after this session 235/35/19 front 295/35/19 rear (came off a Porsche)What size Hoosiers?
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worn out Hoosier R7's that were ruined after this session 235/35/19 front 295/35/19 rear (came off a Porsche)What size Hoosiers?
I just put it in "track" mode for the event. I'd be just a happy with the base honestly. Except for the rear valence, I prefer the premium rear lookWhat features from the premium package are you most happy about getting? Do you utilize the drive mode selector much? I had an m3 with electronic damper control before .. my current car doesn't have it and I don't miss it at all honestly. Throttle response is something it might be nice to adjust for the track but even then, I wonder just how necessary it is. Any insight? Thanks!
Nice driving! I just picked up a White GT to take to the track.
Agreed fully, I wasn't aware the base model came with a solid color bumper when I ordered.I just put it in "track" mode for the event. I'd be just a happy with the base honestly. Except for the rear valence, I prefer the premium rear look
The DTC-60 and DTC-70 worked great on my 2013. But I haven't tried carbotech on the mustangs yet. Certainly will consider carbo's since they are almost the only option for GTPP track pads right now. Where can I find the part numbers/pricing on the carbotechs?Carbotech > Hawk anyway. You'll want XP8's minimum but XP10's are even better.
The DTC's dust is corrosive though. For me, Forgestars were no small purchase so dealing with corrosive dust is not something I'd like to do.The DTC-60 and DTC-70 worked great on my 2013. But I haven't tried carbotech on the mustangs yet. Certainly will consider carbo's since they are almost the only option for GTPP track pads right now. Where can I find the part numbers/pricing on the carbotechs?