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Fair bit of this type of graphic on ebay; if you weren't already aware of it.

https://www.mustang7g.com/forums/threads/new-spoiler.160235/

Congrats! Beautiful color! :inlove:

Congratulations! It will be awesome! Keep us posted! :thumbsup:

4 20 x 9 2024 Mustang GT wheels. 425 miles on them 5 x 114.3 bolt pattern 42mm offset 38 lbs/ea (approximately) 5 OEM lug nuts with each wheel Sadly no TPMS. The Schmucks I bought my Voxx's from told me they had TPMS in stock for my new wheels. They didn't. So, we had to take the OEM TPMS...

@JAM486HP ---if you're not aware of it; this aftermarket supplier might be a good alternative rear spoiler to the 3 K OEM. Prepainted to match your Mustang and only $400. Good luck with whatever you go with...

Dang! Some really sharp spruce ups in the engine compartments! Keep those great ideas coming, folks! PS: I'm with SDave! Think I'll just rattle can to color match (Rapid Red) and clear coat my OEM cover!

Same technique I learned at the High Speed DIY Mechanic University! Though my favorite course was "Throwing Tools" 100! :wink:

Nice write up. TY!

Yea, that's what it is. Just be glad its not a hatch; like the Focus RS I traded in on the GT. You'd know what "real dirt" looked like then. :crackup:

For my grill I rinse thoroughly first, then wash with microfiber mit and car shampoo to get rid of the easy stuff, then I use an old soft bristle tooth brush and a detailing brush I got from WalMart (soaked in water/shampoo) to clean any remaining bugs/goo out of the nooks and crannies. I...

Guess the rubber phone case I've got on my Samsung/Android is why mine doesn't get charged. Oh well..................that's what my USB cord is for!

OMG! I can actually see, and get to my calipers to clean 'em now! :crackup:

I owned a 1994 Firebird Formula with an LT1 V8 and traded that on a 1998 Z28 with an LS1 V 8. Drove the Firebird through 4 winters, and the Z through 5 on Bridgestone Blizzaks (I'm in Gatiot County). Never had any issues getting around or with rust. I was pretty faithful about thoroughly...

Yes; my dealer offers NHOU undercoating. I gave it a pass though as I intend to pull my own oil and filter changes during warmer weather, and install some Steeda Lo Pro jacking rails. NHOU gets pretty good marks for protection, but like others, I prefer to not roll around under a car that's...

Thanks for posting! :thumbsup:

Like any organization; a Dealership will succeed or fail based on the management and a leadership skills of the top execs (e.g. owner and general manager in this case). Quality of work, customer service, and general professionalism all descend from the top. Do it well and you get repeat...

No emblem removal??!! :thumbsup: Don't get no better than that! Thanks for the tips! :sunglasses: PS: Saved me big bucks at Steeda! I can spend all that black emblem money on that carbon fiber gas filler door overlay I always wanted! :wink::crackup:

I'm sure the non inclusion of undercoating is simply a cost issue. Less for Ford and less for us. I'm only aware of 2 kinds of undercoatings (there may be more). The oil/wax based kind like New Hampshire Oil Undercoating, https://nhoilundercoating.com/ allegedly cheaper than asphalt based...

They both look good! A: What did you do to the grill emblem? Satin silver? It doesn't look black in the photo. B: The 5.0 looks really good! How the heck did you retain the red dot? Or, did you paint it by hand after plastidipping? C: How did you get the emblems off and reapplied? TY...