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Yep, the faster you go, The more work it is. Kind of the same for me, just kind of got tired of it all. A lot of people don’t realize everything that goes on with a car between track events. It can be a seven day a week job.

I win.

That’s actually pretty good numbers for your 60 foot

I would suggest talking to the dealership you’re going to order from

It’s cool, but it’s not worth the money

Try Google Earth look around the area. I was there this past July. I don’t recall any cliffs or anything like that. Even the off-road was pretty much like driving down an old dirt road.

Check it the first thing in the morning, before your first drive. All the oil will have drained back into the pan. I’ve seen on here Some guys are running a half a quart more than the required. That’s not enough to hurt anything. Maybe not a bad practice if you’re doing a lot of hard launches

Level ground before you start it.

Wow pretty cool. Be proud. At what altitude was this?

Yes, I know they haven’t been released here yet, but I suspect they will be at some point. But like I said, I’m not in the market for tires just yet. The reviews I saw were in Europe, they gave them high marks

Not in the market for tires just yet, but I’ve been reading on the Michelin Cross climate 3 tires. Looks like a pretty good all-around tire.

25,000 miles 2025

Steeda on my 25. No complaints no noise. I think it’s a quality piece.

10 out of 10 for me. the rifles have peep sites, for those that don’t know.

I agree it was a lot of fun. Black rock Mountain resort was way over the top. that place was like a fully furnished one bedroom apartment.

Picked up this little trophy yesterday in Park city. ST experience was a blast. Good group of people showed up. The guys from Ford were great. Soldier hollow was really cool, got to see some people training for the biathlon. The instructors were calling it the prize of unspeakable value All...

Park city on Tuesday anybody?

I hate the accelerator pedal location/set up. I had a 23 Explorer before this one it was the same way.. I wish it was farther forward. If I didn’t use cruise control, it would be uncomfortable for long trips. It reminds me of the accelerator pedal on one of my past motorhomes.

it’s not a kit. it’s made in South Africa by Superformance. It’s the only cobra authorized by Carol Shelby. has a roush 427 and yes, they will burn your leg if you’re not careful

Not my ST but my two favorite toys. The cars are 35 years apart. 1930-1965