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UPDATE: Once CJPP was made aware of the shortcomings of this pipe, they went back to address the problem with their manufacturer. CJPP has made it right 100% for me and others who have bought and installed this pipe, which is above and beyond on their part. Top notch customer service...

We're doing a non-profit track rental event at Memphis Intl on May 12-13, and I've got a free pass to get someone into the event. We do 1/4 mile drags, auto-x and road course, though few cars do all 3. It's very laid back event we've been doing since '96. We also do banquet, have t-shirts and an...

Shout out to @Paul@PKAUTODESIGN (wheels/tires), @tj@steeda (RLCA bearings) and @Hotpart.com (J&M vertical links), oh and can't forget LevittownFordParts (FRPP track pack and oil separator) ... you guys are all professionals, and your responsiveness is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your...

Dang, we really need a FAQ for the FRPP Track Handling Pack. I've read all the threads and am trying to gather all the parts I'll need up front. What isn't clear is whether rational alignment specs can be achieved without special camber adjustment-related parts - i.e. camber bolts up front...

Curious what you guys use to time your laps. At VIR, I buy the data tag which takes a lot of stress out of timing. For Memphis and other tracks I use the android app "Trackmaster" which is a love/hate relationship. I use a qstarz box paired via bluetooth to get more accurate GPS to feed the app...

Any of you guys get your car on a track before the 1k mile recommended breakin period? The owner manual just says to avoid excessive speed during that period... but what is excessive? :D

I've got a can of *unopened* ATE super blue that I've had for 10+ years sitting in the back of my supply cabinet. Forgot I had it, but now too skeered to use it. Why ruin a track day on a can of brake fluid that might be contaminated? That ATE super blue sure was handy to know when you had your...

I'm about to pull the trigger on my track day wheels/tires and torn between 19x9.5 with 285/35/19 vs the 20x10 with 285/35/20. Both combos will run the RE-71R. The shorter wheel/tire will likely have slightly better turn-in due to less weight/height. The taller tire will probably be less prone...

Been lurking and reading for a few months now. Dizzying amount of info on here... great community. :ford: Finally got my '17 GT PP and as others have posted, going through the mind-numbing decision process on wheels/tires. I've just about settled on the TSW Bathurst in gunmetal 19x9.5 +39...