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Teslas. All. Day. Long.

Agreed. But hey, it’s a side mirror, on a Ford. 😄 You get over it pretty quick once you’re used to driving with them.

I added a couple of these. They're cheap and really effective. These ones are frameless and are mounted on a ball-and-socket, so you can adjust the angle. Really helpful for keeping my rims away from the curb. Think I paid 10 bucks.

Thanks Glenn! I went with 1/4" Trimbrite. You can buy it on Amazon. I strongly recommend you apply 94 Primer first; the stippled surface of the side skirts reduces adhesion. I placed a 12" test stripe and left it on for a couple of weeks to test adhesion and the primer works well. The primer...

To me, they give off a "trying too hard" vibe. If it was mine I'd remove them. The next thing I'd do is black out your badges. :)

Finally bit the bullet, and the weather cooperated. Ran a red vinyl pinstripe down the side skirts. Dyno'd a gain of 1.73hp each side... significantly more than blue or white pin stripes.

No problem.

Thanks!

Yes, 301A PP.

I made my own for about 10 bucks.

Perfect use of the space between the screens. Unlike many other options, absolutely nothing is obstructed, either visually or physically.

Fair enough, to each their own.

I put a pair on mine, but from a different manufacturer. I was unsure about it because they are totally nonfunctional, but being new to the whole Mustang world I thought I’d give it a whirl, I figured I could always remove them if I hated it. But they have actually grown on me. For the record...

I'm an old fart, but I love the screens. Maybe because I work on one most days so it's a comfortable interface for me. I don't find them distracting or difficult to use at all, once I learned where everything was. For the record I have the two-screen setup, which I much prefer over the single...

I bought these too. My only beef about them is that the ribs run left-to-right, instead of back-to-front, and I often find my clutch foot heel catches on them when I lift my left foot to shift. Seems like a typical Ford thing to do lol.

I'm in Canada too. Made my own for 10 bucks with a few parts from Home Depot. Zero modifications required, attached using existing hardware under your bumper.

Looks great! Did you do any surface prep or use an adhesion promoter?

Yes, anything other than tape stripes are beyond my capabilities at the moment.

I read that thread, his side skirts are aftermarket.

Has anyone had success pinstriping (self-adhesive) the stock side skirts/splitter/rear bumper? I'd like to try that out, but don't know if striping will adhere to the stippled surface. Maybe some Primer 94? Photo attached to show what I'm after... I did this with red electrical tape just to get...