So, I just couldn't take it anymore and have to say the following… there has not been a Mustang EVER produced with snap oversteer! Mustangs are extremely predictable and forgiving. read more
The binding causes a sudden increase in the wheel rate that results in the Mustang's characteristic "snap" oversteer. a. The current front suspension geometry yields only about 2 degrees of caster, which was fine for the skinny whitewall tires that were used on the '78 Fairmont, but is inadequate for today's low profile high performance tires. read more
Ford Performance has given us the first look at the new Ford Mustang that will race in the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship. read more