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Fondest Memory - My first trip to the KB Driving Experience at Putnam Park! First time out with my KB AGS3 Suspension, and I was tearing up the course, after a lot of "pointers" from Kenny himself. I was hooked immediately, became an instructor eventually, have done a lot of racing, and have been doing it for more than 15 years now. Safe to say Kenny was the catalyst for that. Great company, great parts, great service, and one hell of a great guy - That's Kenny Brown!
- Brad Grissom
I met Kenny in Omaha in the '90's when his business was called Project Industries. I worked for U P Railroad then and had a '91 Taurus SHO. I remember Kenny getting me started on modifications with bolt-ons (throttle body, etc.). Kenny was always great to work with, and even got me into SEMA in Vegas as his employee when I was there on business for U P. Kenny walked around with me all morning and we had lunch together. What a great guy!!
- Paul Berg
I wanted to give your company some feedback on the results of the "Roll Center Relocation Kit". The difference in the car's cornering is night and day. Previously the car exhibited more roll in the rear as if it was "fighting" the front. Steering is now very neutral. I have done a lot of suspension mods in the past two years and unfortunately was not all that impressed with the car. In retrospect I could have gotten most of these assemblies from Kenny Brown with much better results.
- Robert Hofer, Colorado
The AGS 4.0 sport/track setup Ken put together for me is more than I could have hoped for. I participate in HPDE events and the car handles corners true and flat with no nose dive during braking. I must get some 4 point harness's now because of the excessive lateral forces when on the track. Due to the popularity of the lower classes, I was bumped up to a higher class and can hold my own with similar cars. I could handle dynamic lane changes in complete control. Brakes were really strong and capable of braking deep, late apex and hard acceleration out of the corners. At Sebring I made a mistake, tried to straighten out a chicane and drove onto the inside corner warning strip that was elevated, causing the car to slightly lift the left tires off the track. The car remained in control and tracked straight and slowly returned to the surface with little correction needed. A tribute to the capability of the suspension system! I have driven the car on the track with normal aspirated engine and with it supercharged. The extra weight has not been a concern.
- Tom Lane, Florida
I should give you feedback on the underbody bracing I installed 11 years ago on my 99 Cobra. When I compare that modification to the powertrain, driveline, chassis & body mods I have made to the car, it has been the best of the bunch. It immediately improved the handling, steering precision and ride. Over time, though, the real benefit comes through. The car has 93k miles on it and still feels tight with no rattles - very unusual for an SN95.
As a Christmas present, I ordered brake scoops and IRS links. I have had no time to install them yet, but I look forward to another good KB ownership experience. Thanks. All the best.
- Art Hyde, Michigan
Fast laps around the track at Ford's Dearborn Proving Grounds, and slow laps around Laguna Seca for Ford's 100th Birthday, and being the center attraction in Kenny Brown's Indianapolis facility during the International Mercury Owners Association meeting in 2004.
- Mark A. Keiser
Picking up my cobra from Kenny. WOW, what a difference. That was a great feeling, 276rwhp to 400rwhp, talk about 'seat of the pants'.
- Scott DeLodder
Car prepped by Kenny Brown in 2001. Raced midwest region SCCA and was Regional Champion in 2003. Driver was earned SCCA "driver of the year" award.
- Stephen Malcom
Featured car on Motorweek. Kim meeting Kenny and signing the dash.
- Greg and Kim Richardson
In 2005, my car had less than 1000 miles on it before I pulled it into Kenny's shop and got busy. This car handles like a slot car not to mention the BRAKES!
- Terry G. Rosenkoetter
I recently drove from Huntsville to Bristol where my vehicle was used for on-track driver intro's at the Food City 500. Jack Roush did a double-take when he passed by and said "hey, nice car".
- Phillip English
Embarrassing a 944Turbo, and "chirping" at 65mph!
- Kevin Cline
I was asked by Kenny Brown to display my car at his show booth for the 40th Mustang anniversary in Nashville, TN.
Kenny signed the dashboard of my Mustang. Super!
At his showroom on Gasoline Alley there was a stand up advertisement that featured my car. I had asked if I could get one of these quite some time ago. At the 25th anniversary reunion out a Putnam Park I finally got one. Kenny wrote on it "Stolen from Kenny Brown". It is now proudly displayed in my man cave/office.
This is a fun car on the open track. Not big on power but goes around the corners real well. Control is Power! 8~)
