Recent content by PeteK

I've written praise about them in several other threads. Really an upgrade, not just a replacement.

What everyone else said, and with emphasis on driving it regularly. The ones that have the most problems are the ones that don't get driven. I'm at 90,000+ miles and no problems, other than maintenance, or me bumping stuff. If you are in western Idaho, a member here, Ed (HighHP) is in...

Silverbullitt: Excellent info. Thanks for adding to the knowledge base.

Someone might have posted this before, but I didn't see it recently, and it's worth reposting since many of us use these products. "Project Farm" did a test of ceramic coatings to see if the most expensive stuff is better than the cheap stuff. Spoiler alert: Yes, there are significant...

I don't know what went wrong for you. I just clicked the link above, and it took me to that thread in the F150 Forum.

Oops, here's the link: https://www.f150forum.com/f38/can-you-program-your-own-abs-module-487595/

I have an F150 and frequent the F150 Forum online. I don't how well this appli4s to the GT, but here is a discussion of reprogramming ABS modules using Forscan. Do you have Forscan?

I know the LFA is a worthy car, but the styling doesn't stir me.

Yeah, 10 years ago--and so was Rally 10 in Detroit. But I moved to WA state 5 years ago, so I won't be there this year.

Sad news, and gone too soon. A great guy, and from the obit, also a great lawyer. He will be missed by many.

Sold to day for $705K. No reserve. Someone took a bath. https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2020-ford-gt-mk-ii-race-car-2/

Ditto what extrap said. I do it this way frequently. Use a hockey puck or other firm rubber pad between the jack saddle and the car.

Yes. And after 8 years and 50,000 miles or so, my Speedhut gauges (whole panel) are all working perfectly.

Option 5 seems a bit extreme. Maybe a "cone of silence"? So you can hear the wonderful sounds from the engine, of course.

I was wondering whether you had any Yenkos given your user name. Congrats. And from your last message, I extrapolate that you also are a veteran. Thanks for your service. I have 90,000 miles on my 2005. Only regular maintenance required. Hell, I'm even still on the original brake pads...