No helmet for you or the girl (friend/wife?)...purse in the footwell...the dice...I would strongly recommend reassessing safety before going back out. Not that I have to comment on this (you know better than I) but that track is no joke and you're carrying some serious speed.
Selling a set of OEM Recaro leather seats from my 2015 Mustang GT. These have the "redline" option with red stitching vs. the standard white stitching. Will bolt in to any 2015+ Mustang. Coming out of the car with only 10k miles on it as i'm replacing with fixed back racing seats.
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Selling a set of OEM Recaro leather seats from my 2015 Mustang GT. These have the "redline" option with red stitching vs. the standard white stitching. Will bolt in to any 2015+ Mustang. Coming out of the car with only 10k miles on it as i'm replacing with fixed back racing seats.
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Depending on the whether you ever chose to run on track that setup will be sub optimal. The MMR oil cooler is WAY too small - that combined with the Whipple and Texas heat will be a real challenge for any serious road course use. You should be fine if you confine the use to 1/4 mile and street...
Use these and go from the top. They absolutely work. Its not a big deal.
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@wildcatgoal I assume you never had the Stealth Hitch installed with your Velox diffuser installed as well correct? I don't see how it could be done (without a lot of hacking/modification to the diffuser), but just wanted to confirm.
I might add that the wiring can be simplified a bit to eliminate the thermostat and just trigger the pump/fan with a switch. The diff will never see very high temps unless your running on the track (totally unnecessary on the street) so I usually flip the switch on after the first warm up lap...
You'd need to get those from Ford, these are pretty critical- you could apply red loctite to your old axle nuts and prob be OK but they're like $5, just grab a replacement
The rear axle nuts are one-time use. Also the heads on the diff cover bolts are pretty fragile so I replaced them with some 12.9 grade M10 x 1.5 x 40mm bolts from McMaster Carr (part # 91502A227)
The FTB kit comes with a power wire with an inline fuse - you run through the passenger side firewall up to the 12v power lead in the engine bay fuse box. Email them for detailed install instructions - they'll happily provide so you know what you're getting yourself into.
I installed the FTB diff cooler on jack stands - totally doable. I dropped the diff and supported using a harbor freight transmission jack which after coupon was only ~$80 shipped...
go through opmustang.com for the OEM or GLOC pads. They don't list it but can also get you Ferodo race pads as well.
GT350brakes.com is also a great source for Ferodo race pads.