If the poor tech installs weren't already known to be a widespread issue I'd agree that an animal is a possibility, but it's well established that the techs do not install the part correctly.
Even if it was seated correctly I'm willing to bet the tech that prepped your car never installed the screws that hold it in place. It was probably just being held in by the mounting tabs and finally let go.
I wouldn't rely solely on that algorithm when it comes to track use. The only concrete way of knowing for sure the condition of the oil would be to sample it after a track day. I did it a few times using Amsoil SS 5w-30 in my old 2011 GT and I there was no need for changing it after every event...
Were you changing yours after every event when your car was still largely stock? We certainly can't forget that you drive the living snot out of your car!
I typically change mine after every other event.
It sounds like that's exactly what you're seeing. My 2017 does it and my 2011 GT had the same feature as well. I don't care for it but, it is what it is.
The spring pockets in the lower control arms are cast to correspond with the correct spring. You can look under the car to see which is which. Or, when you remove the springs just swap the spring that matches with the one that you take out.
Yep. Front and rear springs too.
I have DSC controller as well. Wasn't really satisfied with the ride in normal mode with the factory setup though. Never tracked the car with the controller. Going to load DSCs "GT350R Only" program when I'm finished.
The Ridge or Pacific Raceways? I live 15 minutes from The Ridge and visit several times each year. I'm still using PSS tires and usually end up around 33-34 psi hot, which typically ends up around 27-28 psi cold for the fronts and slightly higher in the rears. Do you still have your Cup 2s by...
I agree. I don't necessarily have an issue with electronic driving aids and I think they can be very useful. They just shouldn't take the place of the driver doing their part to operate the vehicle safely. Unfortunately- even with the best intentions- I think this shift can happen subconsciously...