assuming yours is a 700A, the good news is you don't need a new body wiring harness, which is a huge 1-piece wiring harness (pictured here in pink)
that harness alone is over $1000 retail and you would spend much more than that in labor to have it installed. if you want memory functionality...
thank you for making me check that bracket, turns out it's not needed at all; as all Mustangs have it. i do not know of any dealers that will sell parts at cost. i even work at a dealer and don't get cost pricing, my dealer gives employees cost+15%. here is a breakdown of the HP wing.
This will...
unfortunately not as a kit, you can order the parts and DIY it, but you can't do the rear calipers without some issues due to the mini caliper for the parking brake
i originally thought they would not work, but see my latest post in this thread, it could be possible. Ford's confusing diagrams strike again!
PR3Z-17626-AA is the part for the DH HP splitter, it costs $807.77 retail, $484.66 dealer cost. if you go for this one, you might need PR3Z-17C897-A...
so, i may have been wrong on the "DH splitter does not fit the GT/EB" thing, i noticed something when looking at the workshop manual diagrams
the DH splitter is held on with 2 bolts, 4 push pins, and 8 little clips
the GT/EB splitter is held on with 6 bolts, 4 push pins, and 6 little clips...
correct, the mounting is different, mainly due to how the GTPP comes to the dealer attached, where the DH does not
edit: i looked at Ford's diagrams again, and i may have actually been wrong this whole time. it looks like you just might be able to put a DH splitter on a GT/EB
your friend has absolutely no idea what they're talking about. Magnuson-Moss warranty act requires automakers to honor the factory warranties unless modifications caused the damage/failure. you are also at the mercy of the dealer, as some are more lenient on what would be warranty, but they can...
it generally depends on management, but something like that could be true and the tech has to pay out of pocket, or the place just internals the RO for it as a loss. it looks like the retail cost for a new tail light could be ~$1200
yeah, that's no good. even if they don't have the part on hand, the correct thing to do with transport damage that isn't fixed is to ask the customer if they want it fixed, and if so order the part and contact the customer when it gets in. in terms of availability for that part, it looks like...
i say wait for the 2024 Borla. the accessories guy at my dealer got an pre-production ATAK kit (might be one of the Ford Performance kits, the exhaust tips have the Ford logo) for a SEMA build, and while it's a bit loud for my tastes, the tone is really good and different from the raspiness of...
the 2 biggest hurtles are getting the car on the train, and getting it off the train. mine was 2 weeks from "shipped" to delivery at the dealer. most of that time was sitting either in a yard in Michigan or El Mirage. was the longest 2 weeks of my life. some other stuff that could cause delays...