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Good advice gmitch. Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.

Hey thanks sheizasosay. The link is very helpful. I had these coil overs installed a few years ago and I think I would have a hard time fining where I put the manual. I'm just starting to get this car dialed in. Thanks again four your help.

Can anyone tell me a good starting point to set the rebound and compression? The car has a Watts link and the rear roll bar removed. Thanks in advance.

I am selling my highly modified 2011 Mustang GT that I have owned since I purchased the car brand new in 2011. This is a garage kept Southern California car with just under 8000 miles on the odometer. Only the highest quality parts have been installed and no expense has been spared. Some of the...

I am selling 114.3 18x10.5 +38 Enkei RP01 w/ Hoosier R6 295/30/18. These wheels and tires are essentially brand new. They were only driven from the tire shop to my home about 15 minutes away. I am asking $2200, a savings of $1000. I am located in San Diego. Local pickup only.

I have thought about this too. I was thinking something like this http://www.totalcontrolproducts.com/rpss_fd.html

I think he's saying torque tube like corvette with the transmission mounted in the back.

Even though road race tires have a stiff sidewall, because they are so sticky, it will be better than any street tire. Not as good as a good as a drag tire, but it's a good compromise. I agree with ct07gt, you should check out the Nitto NT01. Great tire and super sticky. I just checked and it...

I agree with frank s. Check the 18 inch wheel thread a few down from this one. I just checked and there are a few guys running 10's all the way around. If you're worried, just do what frank s is doing and do 9.5's all around.

255 is a great for a 9". I wouldn't go bigger than a 265. Did you already get your wheels? I would actually run 18x10's in the front and do 275's or 285s all the way around. Your car will handle even better and you can easily rotate tires. That's what all the Ford Racing road race Mustangs run.

I would definitely try one of the three tires I mentioned. My first choice would actually be the Hankook RS3. It's one of the best tires out there. I'll be getting those tires for my car. A 285 tire should be plenty of grip with a sticky tire. If you go too wide, like the 305, it will bubble...

Is this your daily driver? If it is, I would go with the Michelin Pilot Super Sport. If not, you have many options, especially in 18". Bridgestone RE-11, Dunlop Star Spec, Yokohama Advan AD08, just to name a good few. I would also suggest a 275, or 285 max, in the rear on the 10". Having that...

I won't be going Monday but I signed up for the Shift S3ctor event which is on 1/21 at streets of willow. Let us know how it went.

I did receive a pre production unit and tried to have it installed. However, Wavetrac decided that there were a few more things to work out with the unit. So I returned the unit and installed the unit found on the Boss 302 LS. The did not give me a time frame as to when it would be ready.

I just got Status Racing seats. They are very comfortable and are FIA approved.

I am really just looking to sell the wheels.

I am lowering the price to $2900.

Thanks Jivefive0.

I am selling my 20" 3 piece forged Cor Precise wheels with Nitto Invo's. They are brushed aluminum with polished lips. They wheels and tires have about 1000 miles on them. This car is not my daily driver and is only driven on the weekends. The fronts are 20x9.5 with 275/35/20 tires and rears...

Thats awesome you were in SD. You gotta get back out here. Yea that's them with the weird tread pattern. I can't honestly say how they are in the rain because as you said before, it hardly rains here. Plus, it's not a daily driver so it never see's the rain. My brother has the same tire on his...

Hey Brian, I am running 295/35/20 Nitto Invo's on a 10.5 wheel. You can see pictures of my car on page 12 of the unique wheel setups thread. I'm not sure how great invo's are for DD because I don't think they last long, but size wise you can get an idea. My car is lowered on coilovers.

Thanks jayman33. The Invo's are a great street tire, however my car is only making 434 at the wheels with bolt ons and I do have issues getting traction. I do a lot of rally and track evens so I need something a lot stickier. My next tires will be the Hankook RS3's once they release them in...

I say $3600 or best offer.

I think I am going to do the Forgestar CF5.

I will be selling these wheels soon by the way if anyone is interested.