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I have the watson one, it went in really well. Very nice cage.
Awesome! Is it easy to take in and out for trackdays? Leading up to a trackday I usually don't drive it with the family so time won't be an issue. I'm just concerned about difficulty
I have heard it is a bad idea to use a harness without a cage, because you can't duck in the event of a roll-over
Yes I've read the discussion in the TMO forum and after COTA, a regular seatbelt and a heavy helmet in an accident at speed feels like a bad combo, especially when I have Mosport (speed/walls) still to come. It's really a personal choice, one that makes me feel safer (minus the rollover)
That should help. I did the same before I went to VIR last year, and that, combined with running the heat, led to zero temp issues. It was in the 80's there the first day too. When do you get out again?
Got the Tahoe back today! It now has long tube cat-less headers, cat-delete y-pipe, intake, and custom tuning! I did a little testing, seems like it's around 0.5 sec faster 0-75 mph and the ECU apparently learns for a while so it should get even a little better.
Red line is before any mods, orange was first run with new stuff, purple was a run a little later. Note the slope of each... steeper slope means more power.
So a few days ago I finally got around to installing my Steeda intake/tune.
I like it! The intake noises are cool, and it's sweet to hear it when you're heal and toe-ing it to the stop light, or just rev matching.
The power gain is noticeable over 4500RPM. It pulls harder, and makes the car louder in the good way. Like in a long tube kind of way if that makes sense? Also I notice the increased torque, particularly down low. At 2200 RPM in 6th it's easier to pass without downshifting.
Around town at lower RPM it's OEM smooth. I don't even notice the difference, and the idle is nice and smooth too.
I notice that you left the sound tube in place. I ended up deleting the sound tube after the first week with the Steeda CAI. The added airflow increased the volume to an annoying level around town for me.
I notice that you left the sound tube in place. I ended up deleting the sound tube after the first week with the Steeda CAI. The added airflow increased the volume to an annoying level around town for me.
Awesome, I could use some advice here. I did get the firewall plug just in case I do decide to get rid of the sound tube. Can you elaborate on what difference it made?
Inside the car I can barely hear the intake even with the sound tube. Once I crack the windows is when I hear it.
Agreed, I spoke to a driver of a 302 tracked prepped at COTA, and he didn't have any plastic covers and he said he removed the molded foam type underneath the boss manifold. I removed mine and installed roush but now I'm thinking 302s grill :-(
So a few days ago I finally got around to installing my Steeda intake/tune.
I like it! The intake noises are cool, and it's sweet to hear it when you're heal and toe-ing it to the stop light, or just rev matching.
The power gain is noticeable over 4500RPM. It pulls harder, and makes the car louder in the good way. Like in a long tube kind of way if that makes sense? Also I notice the increased torque, particularly down low. At 2200 RPM in 6th it's easier to pass without downshifting.
Around town at lower RPM it's OEM smooth. I don't even notice the difference, and the idle is nice and smooth too.
Nice! Mine is sitting in my basement, need to put it on.
I took the Mustang out today for the first time since November 2nd, 2016. Felt great to drive. I forgot how much power it has... and the new suspension is tight. Not as harsh as I expected though. I need to work on shock/strut compression and rebound settings now. I'm a novice when it comes to that setup, lots to learn this year. Zero body roll though, result of 550 in/lb springs up front I guess
Agreed, I spoke to a driver of a 302 tracked prepped at COTA, and he didn't have any plastic covers and he said he removed the molded foam type underneath the boss manifold. I removed mine and installed roush but now I'm thinking 302s grill :-(
You've never blasted the heat on full at a track day right? Assuming not, seriously try that. It helps a lot
3/21/17, 01:41 PM
