Every manufacturer is different for sure. A lot of folks just seem to look at tires based on only the sidewall numbers i.e. 275/35 R19. However; variances between manufacturers does exist....especially with the max/min wheel widths and weight of the tires. Shoot, there can be 5 pounds per tire...
Yeah, that recall is now showing under my VIN on NHTSA and Ford.com but not my app.
Lol, anybody remember these. They were definitely trying to avoid ground issues.
Yeah, that sucks. Iād definitely volunteer to help/take a look at it if you were local. Suck also having to pay for services that donāt fix the issue. Some things are to be expected with aftermarket performance parts but broken sounds shouldnāt be one of them.
Should be fine though the wheel will be a bit more exposed. I would check the tire manufacturer for their recommended maximum wheel width for the tire sizes to be sure.
I leave it on with my 2024. I've had 10 Mustangs over the years and for the ones that were manual transmissions, most were cable clutch and throttle. With the electronic throttle, even with the tune optimizing throttle response, I just can't get used to the slight delay/ pedal travel to be...
No worries and no offense taken. I actually would prefer to be lowered a bit more than I am but, unfortunately with my Mustang being a daily driver as well as something I can take cruising in the hills, I have to compromise. Between the areas, I drive in, of crappy roads (maintenance and damaged...
I'm a little confused by your reply. My reply is simply to the OP. Where I live, we have a substantially higher amount of tight curves than a large part of the US (Appalachian mountains/ NW SC, SW NC, SE TN). We do have straight interstate highways as well. With that said, road maintenance can...
Iāve been on the Steeda Min drops for a couple/few years now with the S650 and I think they are the sweet spot for me, at least. I also donāt mind the linear rates. They stiffin the car up, close the gap just enough and donāt cause me to scrape on everything.
Lol, that stupid stuff is what makes the movie entertaining. I think that they knew exactly what they were doing considering that the movie created a following at the time and is now sort of a cult classic. Like it or not, the movie spawned a franchise that has made many billions of $$$.
I drive year round with my 2024 GT here in South Carolina with extremely mild winters with very little snow. However; when I lived in Minnesota, I survived driving my 2011 GT through the winter. It was not ideal, lol, but I survived and so did the car.
Can't really speak for the Ford OEM Performance Springs but I have the Steeda Min Drop Springs and am running the SVE R357 with 19x10 (285/35 R19) front and 19x11 (305/35 R19) rears in this link: https://lmr.com/item/WTK-357913GAB/sve-mustang-r357-wheel-nitto-tire-19x10-11-graphite-24 . No...
It looks fairly entertaining....as good or better that most of the other offerings this year. Ill go see it most likely or at least rent it digitally...we will see. It has Mustangs, I have a Mustang (Yeah, I don't have a Shelby, but still)...He is a Veteran, I'm a Veteran...That Orange/ White...
20 month update on these Kustom Interior seat covers. Still looking good and holding up well with only a little minor wear on the drivers seat where I rub getting in and out of the car. This car is a daily driver. Definitely still recommend these.