Bridgestone Potenza Sport has the best rim protection fwiw
Michelin are making the first PS5S as an OEM for mercedes atm , i think it will be a year or more before we see a full range in various sizes
Well most of the spread in wet handling comes from the tyre you dont really rate , didnt want to cause an issue :) I value wet handing because i live in what is tropics
Different test , different numbers , always going to be the case , different tracks , different cars , different sizes , different temperatures , different alignment . BMW OE PS4S only come in mininal sizes so sort of a moot point . Lots of variables and some locations will not be using some...
I have an older muscle car with solid rear axle and its way more progressive/predictable than my mustang is , I do have all the lockout kis and Adj coilover/camberplate etc to fit to my GT and i am confident the " tank slapping " will be reduced significantly . Spherical control arm bushings...
There are great performance tyres that are made in Asia and unless you are driving on the ragged edge where a tenth is important to you these tyres will be perfect for 99% of cars out there . Bridgestone , Kuhmo , Nankang , Toyo and the list goes on . A lot of money to be saved with zero lost...
Bullit a great option as well for sure , We certainly got the watered down mach1 here but i think the rarity is key especially in the not so popular colors , i thought they were > than 10k more than a GT ? maybe i thought wrong . 2 years back they were all listed at 120k used and now can get...
I'd take the Rspec over the darkhorse but i think a third choice would be nice , I'd take a Mach1 over both of them just not a grey one , did they ever sell mischevious Purple ones in OZ ? Thats what i'd seek . Leave you around $20k to spend on accoutrements
Ok on further research no...
So you are looking at having brushless pumps in the future , certainly prefer the reliability of a brushless system . Watching thread for future updates surrounding this , next time i am down Adelaide way i will drop in for a chat .
Couple hours work installing/ making bracket and my all up $46 Catch can with a dipstick is done . The catch can i got is actually very well made and i have no idea how they make money selling it for $30 , the catch can hose from autobarn cost half that :) .
If you live in cold place statistically your battery is not going last as long as a warmer climate , I think for many this is the issue although the OP seems to have a parasitic drain beyond the factory ones . A good auto electrician should be able to isolate this if it is the case . Go to a...
With a bit more budget this is the Vert to get imo . Whole different ballgame to a Mustang in this spec but you can get a lower spec one for around the price of a Mustang .
https://www.bmwusa.com/vehicles/m-series/bmw-4-series-m-models/bmw-m4-convertible.html#tabs-9a53a1672d-item-21c4941c81-tab
All these catch can talk in forums got me thinking , ordered a catch can just now and an oil filter cutter as a bit of insurance so can inspect filter for signs of metal , next best thing to oil analysis which i will start doing when i start servicing car , cheaper than i thought it might be ...
PCV valve ( positive crankcase ventilation) does that without a catch can . With a catch can you need to make sure the can is well maintained as a blocked can can pressurize crankcase on some engines . All this catch can talk got me ordering one today :rockon:
The Silver S650 looks fantastic , might be the best looking one ive seen
Wow its full factory i think , great spec
https://www.maderaford.com/new/Ford/2025-Ford-Mustang-940021d8ac185f36336158395a7c527e.htm
This last week got around to doing the CF mirrors caps , looking sharp with the fold in mirror action , more to come , CF is getting way cheaper last couple years , will do some interior bits , got CF decklid in hand to fit as well . Maybe hood vents in CF be a nice touch as well . Dont want to...