Recent content by Ghoust

Looks great.

Since when is it acceptable to go backwards in performance when evolving to a new platform?

The car enthusiast wants to personalize their vehicle. The racer will always want to tune the car to extract better performance from it. The EV platform offers no performance customization options. You will be just as fast as everyone else driving the same car. There is nothing special about it...

I have had this happen to me as well. Nothing was dripping on the floor and everything seemed to work fine and it just seems to be residual oil from a previous oil change.

Definitely a game changer. However, if everyone with these cars will hit the same time, what happens to the competitive spirit?

Thank you gents!

Here is a session at Thunderhill with my 2020 GT500. Less traffic allows me to learn the capabilities and handling characteristics of the car.

5890 / L5767

L5767

I have owned most of the late model Shelby variants and there is a reason why the 13 GT500 stays in my stable while I have moved a 2017 GT350 and a 2013 Viper out. The driving emotions it creates with the low end torque, manual trans and live axle simply can not be duplicated. Simply speaking...

Wonderful looking car. Love your wheels.

Thanks man.

I wanted more power on the road course... and now I actually wish I kept the GT350 as I was able to use it at 10/10ths...the Viper is just too rowdy.

my redline was at 6250