Mike,

What the Mustang reminded me of most was my '11 KTM 300XC with ideal traction conditions in Central Oregon - You can absolutely trust the front end, turns inside or outside with ease, throttle steer the rear IF you want, and powerful predictable brakes.......doesn't get any better than that in my book.

Ron's process works brilliantly in this 'nobody's' opinion.

Poor little Mustang - had to try and run with those pesky Lotus, Caterham, and BMW... Nice meeting you as well!! Great track!! Tough to learn... but OMG fun!

I used to live up at Shorty's Corners (Sandy).... and my Brother in Law lives in Boring on Regner Terrace.

Nice Greg!
The camera view from the low point it's set at (basically hood level) made it hard to tell what was up ahead. Car sounds great, and looked like a runner, for sure.
Glad to see you enjoying your toys!

Is it dialed in enough for me to report it stolen yet ?

Gwen says "tell him it's just about there -- you've redone everything on it... haven't ya?"

I am in Damascus, not far from the Safeway. LOL

Gregs race car
 

Sounds like you guys had a great time
I understand only having a small amount of cars on
the track.. done that many times with my Pantera group
lots of room out there.... good to hear the car is running and
sorted...I kinda miss my old mustang sometimes as Greg says
you don't have to worry about Rock chips etc

Bob

Badass riveted fastback panels.

I'll just leave this here...lol


@automobilemag: The new #Lotus 3-Eleven is a lean, mean, 450-hp track machine: http://t.co/z15JHrT4tr

I like green