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Borla is adapting just like any successful business should. Now you won’t have to decide to purchase the ATAK or Borla S. From a research standpoint I thought it was a home run, there’s always risk being the first to innovate-and….the tick problem is finally solved once & for all.

Interesting article, I just went thru some trial/error recently with the same decision - ended up going back to MPSS (Just my preference over 4S) - Both great tires (If you have USAA/Goodyear has a discount) - and yes the cost of Michelins is equal to a couple airline tickets somewhere fun to...

The last few days I’ve been researching street/track alignment set-ups - I’m staggered with Project 6GR/Sevens 285/35/19 & 305/35/19 MPSS & was fortunate to pick up a new set recently in stock. Next week I have a block of time with one of the newer Hunter alignment racks & a couple sharp techs...

Awesome Product! If you don’t have one of these on the shop bench - you’re missing out! @pilotgore

Practice with a “Dragy” on test runs to dial in your index. Watch out for the “Old Man’s Garage crew” at Edgewater.

This happens all the time, actually had it happen today. Just casually leaving good ol Lowes - dude rolls up next to me, gives me the roll your window down hand signal - driver says, “let’s run” I say sure for 500 bucks - his tune changed stating he just had engine work blah blah blah - plus no...

I can’t remember if my 350 had the plastic reverse collar lock out similar to the GT, these are known to break. It’s junk plastic glued into the boot trim. Upgrade to a billet maybe Steeda or Raceseng. Simple driveway job - watch the trim tabs.

Built a roadside tire swap kit, I’ve had a couple of the Automotive Authority spares - needed to build something with the supporting tools. Harbor Freight had these pelican knock offs perfect for the job. I’m staggered with Project 6GRs, bored so I built this set up- works for the track also...

Yeah… that’s Plan B - I always find it in weird places normally in small towns “Tony’s Race Shop” type of deal out of a dudes garage/shop. Lately, like everything else - tougher to track down. Thanks

Anyone know of a reputable race shop in Columbus, Cincy, Dayton area that has VP racing 5 gallon cans in stock. I’m not looking for a distributor / getting hard to find these days.

Swissvax or Colourlock products are solid. https://www.obsessedgarage.com/collections/colourlock

I normally wear tennis shoes, great for driving also when not playing Tennis. On Tuesday I switch it up to New Balance (with tube socks pulled to my knees) when I top off my flex tune with E85 (feel the corners better in 3rd)- I’ve also found that weekend track days my Tony Lamas usually only...

I use the Flex, already had the batteries from a Flex Polisher, also the Dyson cordless animal works ok. The Flex is my go to when I’m lazy & don’t want to bring out a shop vac.

Learned this life Mustang lesson a few years ago, buddy just joined the reverse lockout broken club… and I was able to listen to him curse Ford for 30m trying to pull the trim without breaking tabs & question why Ford would use plastic… Great start to the weekend 🇺🇸

That’s sad & typical unfortunately, Funny story - I was suspect of a dealer/diff manufacturer that included the first couple oil changes on my daughters car for free. I took a permanent marker and dated the cabin air filter & oil filter, guess what? They came half way during my wait with a cabin...

I’ve seen this even with High End GSF/Adams, different soaps/foam sometimes get funky in the foam cannon. Try toning down your foam cannon mixture - you mentioned how fast it dries, your ratio might be too heavy if the foam starts drying too fast. If your using a foam cannon the consistency...

https://sonictoolsusa.com/wheel-socket-set-1-2-5-pcs/ These have different variations, pretty slick! I use these with a Milwaukee mid torque impact. Zero issues!

Sport Cup 2s? If so, that’s about 10,466 miles more than mine lasted.

Vinegar/water works sometimes on aluminum, I’ve used Ospho with success on aluminum issues with caution - it reacts aggressive.

With the stock resonator it’s not too loud, it’s when you mix in the X-Pipe or even some Hs where the ticking off the neighbors threshold begins.