Ironically - my ABS went out after putting in the new wheel bearing. Wondering if the new bearing I put in is defective.
My SCT tuner isn't giving me any codes on the issue.
I just had to replace my passenger side rear bearing, after installing it my ABS & Traction control lights came on. Oddly, after a few days of light driving, my engine started revving a lot louder than before.
Visually everything looks fine on the bearing install. Anyone else have something odd...
I just replaced my rear wheel bearing and the ABS lights went on shortly thereafter. I checked the washer shown above, and mine is in tact, although it can admittedly move around when the hub is removed. Everything visually looks fine, and there are no codes that my SCT can read.
Any ideas?
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Just replaced the rear passenger wheel bearing. The ABS lights came on soon thereafter. Any thoughts on the best way to diagnose the issue? (visually everything looks fine)
Anyone in north county San Diego running an e85 tune? I've located some suppliers in the area, and wondering if anyone has recommendations for gas stations.
Thanks
I've had two shops now clock the bushing per the instructions posted here and the drop in the back is still uneven. One side is an inch higher than the other in the rear and subsequently the front is off as well. Any other suggestions? Thanks!
Nothing.
I added a Whipple. Bmr kits. Wheels/tires.
They all made the car a beast at speed but not much quicker off the line.
I have a fore kit and pbd tune credit on my bench in the garage. Might get a 3c circle d.
The limit seems to be the rubber on the road. No sense pushing past that...
I like this thread.
I suppose the more conservative question could have been; what is the fastest 0-60 a mustang can run on the street with street legal drag radials, and how should the car be configured in order to achieve it.
I'm willing to take the flames in order to have this conversation. The Demon claims it can do it in 2.3 with Nitto nt05rs. Many of the boosted Mustangs have a better power to weight ratio than it does. And Mickey's are stickier.
I do actually meant 0-60.
There are quite a few cars here cutting sub 1.4 60' times on 'street legal' radials. Wondering if any of those same cars are able to get a sub 2 sec 0-60 on the street.