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In compliance with state laws. Some states fine pretty heavy for these violations.

For many years tires sizes have been the same all around., mainly to make rotating them easier. Not long ago, cars began having "staggered" size tires as they provided better handling, traction and performance. Race cars, etc., have had staggered tire sizes for years....and as more and more...

Don't just rely on a report or technician telling you your air filter(s) need replacing. Check out the filter yourself, looking for gray or brown colored filter element and dirt particles in between the creases. Most air filters can be blown out, removing dirt particles and continued to be...

2024 is also an election year and till that is behind us, everything regarding market value and resale on many goods and products is unstable.

Be careful, you'll get addicted to this quickly..:rockon:

There's been more crap out on the highways over past 5+ years and city/county/state are slow in cleaning up the debris, hence, cars getting dinged up more often.

Agree. Ran 315/30 Hoosier A7 in my SC pony and they'd break lose quite easily. All about control and throttle management.

Might be the driver, see if this video tells you anything.

naa, GO ARMY BEAT NAVY

Good choice. Diff between R7 and A7 is the A's warm up quicker, but don't last as long. R7's take a little longer to heat up to optimum (usually an extra lap), but last longer.

That's why I saved new tires for race days, they ain't cheap and I could normally get 2-3 race events off a set of tires.

Griot's Spray-On Car Wash--waterless. Used it all the time in winter and when racing, it works.

Did road racing for 12 years and a little autox in the beginning. I've used Cooper Zeon RS3, Toyo Proxes RR, RS1, R1R and then moved into Hoosier R7 and A7. For autox and if you are serious about competing, I'd recommend Toyo Proxes. Aside from buying new, try slightly used (see link below)...

Till you hit a pothole and then watch the crack line............

Too many critters out at night, on highway, especially in KY to be doing 140+.....raccoons, possums, deer, bears.....

TC's seat has plenty of room....driver's seat is definitely snug

See if this provides some good info. I've used them for years and they have simple directions. https://www.automotivetouchup.com/directions.aspx

Check with your state's vehicle laws. In some states, its illegal to tint / blackout rear tail lights, fines could be healthy......:crying:

Yea, get rid of the fins on top, would look more like a diffuser... If you can find one that would go entire width of rear, that would even be better....

Yep, had a new Ford GT do the same to me the other day on highway. Saw him coming up from behind, he pulled alongside, gave it a quick blip and took off. Wanted to play, but had wife as co-pilot and she doesn't approve of my childish antics....😒