Also getting an alignment shortly. For a 2019 GT350 with PSS should I just stick with the 2019 specs even though they're for the Cup 2s? I'm hesitant to go with the 2018 specs as I thought even the base model had some suspension changes for 2019, no?
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned that brakes and tires are very different friction situations. Brakes follow the nearly ideal formulas as the pads and rotors are rigid. Small brakes provide as much force as large brakes, they just have less heat capacity. Tires are very not ideal, so wider is...
There is no way there are studs regularly failing with regular use and the NHTSA hasn't forced Ford to issue a safety recall. Now sure if you're taking your wheels off every week then maybe you need higher quality studs but that doesn't mean the math to calculate the torque necessarily changes.
I've never been able to understand people that refuse to follow torque specs and think they know better. It's not like we're talking engine tuning. There are very simple formulas to figure this out as you said.
This is the part I find strangest. They admitted you're fine driving your car at the track as long as you don't drive it too hard, but won't define too hard except to say at some point it becomes close enough to racing they won't cover it. Huh?
Subscribed as I'll be in the same boat pretty soon lol. I scrape about 50% of the time coming in/out of my driveway. Haven't perfected the exact path to not scrape.
It's like the parting of the seas in terms of people getting out of the way when driving this car vs anything normal. I'm not even close to other cars and they're pulling off into the first driveway they can find lol. It's a rather unique experience.
See this thread too https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/ford-inspector-for-warranty-repair-update-warranty-denied-claim-due-to-off-road-racing.192755/