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+1. I’ve had them for 2 years and they haven’t lost their spring. Way better than OE.

nice surprise.

Hey! The base wheels with spinners look best on the FGT and they are unique to the GT. The 5Y design of the forged optional wheels now adorn too many other cars.

It is!

Ed, good to hear you're on the road. I stopped for tonight in "the Muck"--Winnemucca. I'm heading to Palm Springs tomorrow to join up with Jeff L and Randy for the formation flight to Scottsdale on Monday. Not sure what I'll do for the return trip yet.

The journey begins. First leg. Stopped at Hanford nuclear reservation and national park. It’s being closed for preservation at the end of the month for several years.

100% agree.

I checked my axle nuts while i had the wheels off for new tires before driving to the Rally. The marks on the left nut were aligned, but the right nut had about 30 degrees of misalignment. I got out my heavy duty 3/4” drive ratchet with 20” long handle and tried to tighten it. It didn’t budge...

I saw it at Velocity Invitational last October. It's awesome just watching it from the stands. I look forward to getting a ride!

That's what an F150 is for. Plus you can take the whole family and a half cord of firewood for the woodstove.

Jeff, I will be leaving from Hanford WA on Saturday. I'm doing a special tour of the Reactor B on Saturday, and I'm not sure when it will be done. That's what will determine whether I can get to PS in time on Sunday afternoon. My route would take me on 84 through Ontario, then south on US95...

Jeff, I'm looking at working my travel plans to arrive in PS and drive to Chip's with the group. If it works out, I'll arrive late afternoon of 27th. Are you two available for dinner? Also, recommendation for moderate price hotel/motel in your vicinity would help.

"Meh" x 2.

PeteK: 1 with GT

How long do those PS Cup2's last? In what kind of driving?

27MPG? That's impressive. The best I can do in my 2005 is 24MPG, holding it at 70 or less, on level highways. If I run it up closer to 80, MPG drops to around 22.

And it's a V-8!

Although I have a set of custom seat covers already, I highly recommend that you jump on this offer. I have used mine for about 60,000 miles, and I'm sure they have saved both wear and tear and a couple opportunities to damage the leather. A couple other things to consider for the new...

David: the sidewalls are significantly shorter than the original Goodyears or the Bridgestone Potenzas, thus the tire looks smaller in the wheel well and the speedometer reads higher. Even the Bridgestones are a little shorter than the Goodyears (about 1/4"), but they are the only game in town...

Mark--Sounds like a great route!