Yep, Dark Horse is cheaper. Certainly not going to argue that point lol. Was just pointing out that some very good performance cars came with 295ās on a 10.5ā wheel, thatās all. Cheers.
And yet Ferrari runs 295 on the FF and 458 Italia on a 10.5ā wheel, and Mercedes AMG runs 295 on 10.5ā wheel as well on the AMG-GT coupe. So you take the Dark Horse and Iāll take a 458 Italia or AMG GT and we can see how that goes. ;)
If you autocross or road course your car, I wouldnāt. You donāt want any bulge at all, but rather a slight āstretchā of the tire on the rim for best responsiveness and stability. I run a 295 on my 11ā rear for that reason.
Same here! Active Exhaust Upgrade Kit was perfect as it comes with the under tray panel for the GT500 diffuser too, not to mention the Mach 1 axle back. Mach 1 tips are awesome too.
Mercedes GLS63 AMG is faster and handles way better that the Escalade V. Itās a great choice if money is burning a hole in your pocket and want a good sized SUV. :)
100%. I got a new Tahoe Premier as a rental recently, and my twin turbo ā24 Expedition Limited would curb stomp it. The 3.5 Ecoboost has way more torque that youād expect. It pulls like a diesel because the turbos spool instantly.
Thatās because it came from a LHD car so itās designed to work right side up in our country. Since youāre in Australia you need to install it upside down so that it knows youāre down under.
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I had good luck in the past with the Hunter website for that purpose as well. That, and bribing the guy doing the work lol. To be fair they were not CF wheels though.
Honest question: do you have a link with data to back that up? CA has the most stringent emissions laws in the country and recently (couple of years ago) instituted scanning tunes to make sure they werenāt modified (which some said would never happen). Then they shut down refineries via...
Correct. The product is implied to fit and function correctly for the car itās advertised to fit. If it does not and the manufacturer will not make it right, thatās literally a major reason for the chargeback to exist. Iāve had to do it and it absolutely can be a course of action that works.
Credit card chargeback was made for situations like this. If the product does not meet reasonable expectations for use, then the manufacturer has to make it right. If not, you get your money back.
I just dig up the instructions and they donāt call the fittings out specifically. Looks like it shipped with those parts installed from Corsa (like your picture confirms). Sorry I donāt have a better answer.