2013 Boss 302 Laguna Seca

[deathsled]

One man car show this afternoon.

[cutter]

Does car have the LS number on the brace under the hood? it should come with a nice kit from the factory that I would think any previous owner would have included...cross braced where back seat goes? I have a 13 LS School bus yellow...

[deathsled]

It's on the plenum from what I can see.  VIN on plenum matches the car.  I love school bus yellow.  Hard to avert one's eyes...I want a yellow one for myself.

Best regards,

Richard E.

[cutter]

There it is.....congrats... ; )

[terlingua11]

I'm actually having the Ford Racing springs installed on my 13 LS as we speak. I just couldn't take how it looked in the back. Much to high. I will let you know how they come out. I have to look back, but I think they lower the back 4".

[terlingua11]

Bigfoot, How about a picture of your set-up with the rims. I had looked into those and was curious how they would look-

[deathsled]

I'm very interested to see how your car turns out with lowering springs. My dad's car definitely needs. They are one hell of a ground pounder car. I'm big on the yellow but black is hot too. The red striping has to be aftermarket by prior owner. Zero evidence of it being factory.

Richard E.

[Stubee]

That is a Badaxx car. Very desirable and collectable.
New tires every week will be a problem

Enjoy,

Stubee

[deathsled]

Tires are Pirelli P Zero. They seem to attract a lot of road debris.

[2112]

Tires are Pirelli P Zero. They seem to attract a lot of road debris.

Those are good performance tires. The debris is because they are sticky.

The GT500's were unfortunately given Goodyear F1s and they aren't very sticky until they are red hot.

[deathsled]

They sound like keeper tires therefore.  Not crazy about the rims.  A set of black ones would look better...That's up to my dad what he likes...he's going to be in Chicago next week.  It will be interesting to see his reaction to his car.  And watch him go for a drive.

[2112]

Pirelli are EXPENSIVE. After you use these up, you may want to check out Michelin, Continental, Toyo and others.