Rally 12 Track Day Tip #1

[07XL0027]

Track Day Tip = If your Ford dealer changes your oil make sure they put all the belly pan bolts back in or yours may peel off like mine did last night.


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[soroush]

you should be able to bend it back and hammer it out, and repaint. did mine although wasn't this bent/

 

[CJ428]

what the freek! how can they be that stupid.

 

[FlagstaffGT]

you should be able to bend it back and hammer it out, and repaint. did mine although wasn't this bent/

So that's at least THREE of us this has happened to?! A $2600 repair when the metal is ground away.

 

[07XL0027]

So that's at least THREE of us this has happened to?! A $2600 repair when the metal is ground away.

I'm pretty sure they lost money on this oil/brake fluid/clutch fluid change.


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[soroush]

So that's at least THREE of us this has happened to?! A $2600 repair when the metal is ground away.

no mine was not bent like this, the front was caught a little on the lift when I was pulling up and it only bent a little and it certainly wasn't due to the fault of anyone else but my own. easily bent it back and just gave it a quick spray certainly didnt cost 2600

 

[BtwoG]

Excellent advice.

While there is not a huge difference between dry boiling points, if you are going to leave the fluid in the car for a while, Castrol SRF has a huge advantage in wet boiling points. That is the boiling point of the fluid once it has absorbed some water over time.

I used ATE fluid in my track car because I bled the brakes before each event. But the GT is worth the extra price for SRF.

https://www.lelandwest.com/brake-fluid-comparison-chart.cfm