Are you guys really noticing a difference with street driving from the lighter wheels? I go back and forth all the time on getting the SVE R350 (19x10, 19x11) wheels, which are about 24 pounds, or 9 pounds lighter than the stock PP1 wheels. Sounds nice until you figure in the extra weight of the...
Michelin Pilot Sport 4S and Continental Extreme Contact Sport 02 would be your best bets assuming you want to stick with a summer tire. The Continental tires are considered just as good as the Michelins but for a good bit less $$.
How do you like the Velgen VF5 wheels?
I had something similar and can’t remember if it ended up being the active exhaust wiring harness or the exhaust pipes themselves rubbing up against something when I would go over bumps.
The lack of options in 305/35/19 for a 19x11 rear wheel is what’s holding me back from new wheels. Sometimes I feel like I’m better off keeping the PP1 wheels and being able to have the Michelins.
For 19x10 squared, plenty of good options in 285/35/19.
Are we saying that the stock cats can still fail with a supercharger on an otherwise stock car, running the included calibration? I see a lot of people on here with extra mods and custom tunes. Assuming the included tunes would be more conservative and easier on the cats? I am interested in...
As long as you like it and enjoy it then it’s not a “dumb” purchase decision. How much money have we all spent on mods for our cars? Not the smartest purchase decisions but we enjoy them.
The average Shelby American customer, including me if I had the money, is not taking their car to the drag strip. Most are probably garage queens, going to cars and coffee, or putting around town. They are made for people who just enjoy driving. Expensive as hell but that’s what people are...
Love the Super Snake! It's my dream car. Almost all of the parts are available to purchase separately, except some of the body parts. I figure half of the cost is for the parts, with the other half covering the labor and paying for the Shelby name. Could you build one yourself for cheaper...
At what tread depth are you guys swapping them out? I got 4.5/32 on the rears and 6.5/32 on the fronts after 4 years and 15k miles. Mine definitely don’t seem as grippy as when they were new and they have been on the car in the garage thru 4 Ohio winters now.