One thing to note here, when I was sliding the rear end out from right to left on mild acceleration, it was mid 60 degree weather here. This isn't my first performance car.
Have you guys seen this?
Carbon Fiber Sigala Rear Diffuser
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carbon fiber doors
Type-AT carbon fiber front Fenders
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I will not get these again. Terrible and scary traction wise. I swapped my rears at 11k to Michelin Pilot Super Sports a month ago. My fronts are still factory pirellis and they are coming off very soon. Like... in a month soon. I've never done a burn out in this car. I've driven spirited at...
It does sit perfect. I'd take a pic but we got a snow overnight. It's supposed to melt in a few hours though when it gets to 41 degrees. There are some pics on the forum though with that size. It's perfect for a 19x9.5 to 19x10 size.
Night and day difference. Let me put it like this, last week I raced another GT PP. Temps were high 40s low 50s. I pulled that guy a half a car every gear. He had stock pirellis and had a lot of tire chatter, loss of traction. I never lost traction once. I've yet to loose traction with these...
I changed out my rears to Super Sports 285/35/19 last month. I got to right at 12k with my rears. My pirelli fronts are still on there and scared me so bad the other day that they are coming off next very very soon.
Thanks evo8904! These are the type of experiences i am looking for. When you get a chance to test out the BMR SP083 springs/FRPP Shocks and Struts combo, please tell us and post pics.
Ok, I know we don't know a lot on these new coil overs but I am getting my mods together for my suspension work with my wheels and tires. I'm staying with 19x10s F and 19x11s R. I have a 15 GT PP. I've read MustangCollector thread on the referenced suspension so here we go.
I'm comparing ISC...
I'm going through this now. I decided on wheels and tires (19s), linear springs and Ford Racing Shocks/Struts to start. I will add to the suspension afterward and do a larger upgrade.