I've removed and installed mine several times and never disconnected the battery. Sounds like there's something wrong with your controller. Might need to send it back for a hard reset.
BTW if you get it working let me know if you want to try out my alternative to their crappy software they...
It's better for autox since it's so much transitions - in fact it's nearly all transitions. I'd keep a touch of toe-in for HPDE/road courses unless you really want killer turn-in but toe-out will give a little more understeer in the rest of the turn.
It's not really unstable at all. Toe-out in...
When I was driving to events and changing tires at the site I'd slide the camber plates from "street" to "race" while the wheel is up in the air. It's pretty easy to just push the strut to the stop for max camber and tighten up the 3 bolts (I'm using the OEM camber plates that are optional on...
You can mat it in a Miata and unless you're in a turn, all it'll do is get louder. Not the same in a Mustang. I can if I'm down in the doldrums of under 4K rpm (Voodoo) but otherwise, I try to drive it like there's an egg between my foot and the gas pedal. 🙂
The DSC is an aftermarket controller for the Magnaride shocks only. It doesn't affect the ABS system at all. The software that they supply for it is cumbersome to use so I just wrote a better interface for it, that's all. Sorry, but no I can't help you with the ABS thing.
For reference, this is...
I'm going to put this in this forum because I'm thinking this is where it will be most useful. I've spent more than a year of my spare time working on reverse engineering the DSC .pdts binary file format and writing a better editor for it using Python and a more modern GUI. I'm pretty happy with...
I've had great luck with the Jeep Grand Cherokee Hemi. I had a '20 GC Summit Hemi with the air suspension that worked great, no complaints other than I never liked the shock valving for street driving - it was soft and I felt it was under damped.
I replaced it with the SRT 6.4 Hemi mostly...
The Bridgestone RE-71RSs are outstanding for autox but they are noisy and ride rough for the street. I'm assuming you're asking about dual-purpose tires, so I'd go with something in the mid-tier from the GRM article. The Goodyear SC3s are good, Michelin PSs are good, etc. If you're changing...
Yup, I think it's different for '19 and up. Mine's a '20 GT350.
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/can-bus-mapping-for-race-capture.152367/post-3753446
Might check with Pat Washburn if you can (I can put you in touch). Milwaukee region used to run at the Brewers stadium but no more. Not sure where they go now other than Rt 66 in Joliet which is a good site but far from Madison.
Looks like the fronts are slipping more than they would new, but I agree - the BStones seem to be pretty good all the way to cord if they're not overheated at some point. I was .027s away from top pax at our local on Saturday on some VERY used RE-71RSs that I also figured would be junk. We had...