Ok, let's jump! Trevor approves!
What did you do to your mustang today
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TrueBlue02058
Post King
Looks Good Aaron ?
MC Stanger
Well-known member
First wax of 2020. Hoping the bugs slide right off tomorrow!
Looking good Aaron. Need to look into that convertible top stuff.
Will give you the low down on it after I get it back, Charlie.
Perfect thanks. I just watched a you tube video on it. The protectant seems to do an amazing job. Water beads like crazy.
Mineral Grey
Well-known member
That set up willl look great Charlie.. are the rears deep dish or all OEM style ? I'm running basically the same sizes but in 20's . I remember when i went from 245 to 315 , changed the whole look completely and the added traction was really nice to have
Yeah I think it will look good. Non I did not go deep dish after all. Thought about it but Wasn't for me I guess. Yeah can never go wrong with added traction. As Trevor mentioned I guess I will need more power now. Lol
Your car and stance look great as well.
Mcdavis
King of the road trip
Looks great Aaron!
05 gt 5spd
On the road again
I’m interested in the top cleaner and protectant as well Aaron - I’ve used the Raggtop brand before but the stuff from Chemical guys looks very interesting!
S197CS
Corner Carver
Let me know how it works too!! Got my eyes on that combo and others for quite some time now
67 AGAIN
Enthusiast
Got cover off the ‘15 and pulled it out of garage today. First start of 2020.
So I could put summer tires on truck.
Jacking much easier on cement floor.
Leaves marks on pavement if done in driveway.
If you blow up picture and look above car along tree line, you will see snow in the field.
265 front and 305 rears on19 inch hoops on this one.
I considered overall diameter along with width when I chose tires.
These sizes gave me the same diameter as OE on both axles. Something I was aiming for.
Front rim 9.5 inch wide and rears 11 inches.
I had tried my cousin’s GT350 with 295 front snd 305 rears. The 295’s in front created tram-lining on anything but perfect pavement.
Two hands on wheel mandatory tram-lining.
So this influenced my choice as well.
So I could put summer tires on truck.
Jacking much easier on cement floor.
Leaves marks on pavement if done in driveway.
If you blow up picture and look above car along tree line, you will see snow in the field.
265 front and 305 rears on19 inch hoops on this one.
I considered overall diameter along with width when I chose tires.
These sizes gave me the same diameter as OE on both axles. Something I was aiming for.
Front rim 9.5 inch wide and rears 11 inches.
I had tried my cousin’s GT350 with 295 front snd 305 rears. The 295’s in front created tram-lining on anything but perfect pavement.
Two hands on wheel mandatory tram-lining.
So this influenced my choice as well.
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Yes with my fronts, it teaches you to never let go of the steering wheel.
Not for anything, ever. When it hooks a rut or something a little more aggressive
it can pull hard and very quickly.
Taught me quickly to pay attention, big ruts on highways from trucks
are quite interesting when passing.
Not for anything, ever. When it hooks a rut or something a little more aggressive
it can pull hard and very quickly.
Taught me quickly to pay attention, big ruts on highways from trucks
are quite interesting when passing.
Yeah I see the snow. Yuck. Car looks good.
Tramlining is scary stuff that's for sure. I have never had any issues with my 275 that I have now.
Tramlining is scary stuff that's for sure. I have never had any issues with my 275 that I have now.
I watched a few videos last night. I am wondering how many times a person would need to do this I guess. The kit is about $70.00 or so.
I’m also interested lol. Have to check out the videos
That is one thing I learned rather quick when I put the bigger tires on the Saleen lol. Can only imagine how much more you’d see it with your size tires
I have never done my top in this matter. But I would guess it is not something that needs to be done every year for the amount we drive. The amount in those containers would probably do at least 4 cars. We could do a drive trough top cleaning. Lol