TommyC
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Tomorrow I'll be taking my stock Performance Pack GT/6MT mustang out to Brainerd International Raceway to get a baseline performance measure.
I sold my GtT350R and bought this GT to run at trackdays for a couple years before going full race car and getting into wheel to wheel racing. I've raced sportbikes for almost 10 years, but only started tracking cars a couple years ago. It's a lot easier to be fast in a car after spending time on bikes I think. One of the reasons I had to retire from sportbikes is a bad back that keeps me from doing a whole lot of anything. Luckily I can still manage a half day ok the track in a car, but certainly pay for it for a while after.
This winter, I'll be having KohR Motorsports do a laundry list of upgrades to the chassis, but intend to leave powertrain stock for a bit in case any defects pop up and I need to make a warranty claim.
This evening, I mounted up an iPad mini w/OBDII pairing so I can keep track of more parameters while out on the track. The one PID I can't seem to get is oil temp. Is there a workaround for this? The Shelby had a readout on the dash, but the GT only has "low" and "normal" (and presumably "high").
Here's a pic of the setup.
I sold my GtT350R and bought this GT to run at trackdays for a couple years before going full race car and getting into wheel to wheel racing. I've raced sportbikes for almost 10 years, but only started tracking cars a couple years ago. It's a lot easier to be fast in a car after spending time on bikes I think. One of the reasons I had to retire from sportbikes is a bad back that keeps me from doing a whole lot of anything. Luckily I can still manage a half day ok the track in a car, but certainly pay for it for a while after.
This winter, I'll be having KohR Motorsports do a laundry list of upgrades to the chassis, but intend to leave powertrain stock for a bit in case any defects pop up and I need to make a warranty claim.
This evening, I mounted up an iPad mini w/OBDII pairing so I can keep track of more parameters while out on the track. The one PID I can't seem to get is oil temp. Is there a workaround for this? The Shelby had a readout on the dash, but the GT only has "low" and "normal" (and presumably "high").
Here's a pic of the setup.
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