What's wrong with the galloping mustang logo on the factory fob? Not exclusive enough? Too bad no one makes a fob backing/cover that has the DH logo in black or dark grey that 3D like the horse. That would look oretty cool.
There may be a way to re-align that camera as on modern cars with cameras, if you have a windshield replaced, they need to do a high-dollar recalibration to make sure everything aligns with the new glass. You might try asking a windshield replacement business about it to see if there is any...
To the Op - Very nice and enjoy your new ride. Love the color. If you get a chance, add pics with the top down showing the interior and belts - Would like to see how that looks with the exterior color.
Ford de-contented the 2026 "premium" models of the items the OP listed above.
LOL - When I was younger and complained about various squeaks & rattles in my various cars, my Dad would always say "turn the radio up and you won't hear them anymore".
Nice GoDawgs...Looks to be an 87-89 maybe? Reminds me of my first new car...86 LX 5.0 in that same grey as yours.
No multiple mustangs for me...multiple GTOs instead(1965 & 2005), though I think my brother was thinking about a new Mustang after he drove mine, so we may expand the family...
I was wondering the same on passing CA smog checks with the LTs as if your part doesn't have a CARB EO#, it would be a fail. No LTs that I know of have a CA CARB EO# as they require a relocation of stock cats. In CA, I believe most aftermarket cats are also now a no go.
In November I had to...
Sounds like it might look pretty cool color matched and your old Mustang picture helps to visualize it. For continuity, you might consider doing the side rockers and the chin spoiler as they are all matched on the car in color and texture. Would they leave the texturing as is on the rear...
What difference does it make for what purpose? Personal edification and future reference for others who might also be interested in such details. You're stating what we already know, what we don't know is what all the actual Ford axle codes are on the door jam stickers, and that is what my...
The window sticker lists the gear as an option with a cost but no actual code for the axle. Looking for the different factory codes on the door jam stickers for each of the installed axles.
Is there a listing somewhere of all the axle codes for the 24-26 Mustangs as shown on he door tags? I did a search here and the on the web and didn't find a list.
Mine has a regular non-PP 3.55 LSD and shows a code of "DT".
Looks like the factory installed gears are:
3.15 LSD
3.55 LSD -...
To the OP and others, thanks for sharing your positive experiences with the mobile sounds like it may be a good way to go for basic maintenance needs. It sounds like they do mobile service for basic warranty and maintenance type jobs.
The lighter aluminum hoods tend to show the flutter as I've not had a car with a heavier steel hood show any flutter. Seems the weight helps to keep the hood from showing flex. Thanks, and I will check the stops on the hood to make sure that are snugged up to the hood.
Back to the original topic, it's hood flutter and due to the hood being made of aluminum. We had a 2018 Accord that also had an aluminum hood and it too would flutter at highway speeds. It was a bit un-nerving at first, but then I didn't pay attention to it after a while. I noticed the...
In order:
1976 Pontiac Ventura - Nicer looking Nova X-body stablemate
1986 Mustang LX 5.0 5 speed - First new car factory ordered
1992 Honda Acord EX 5 speed - Fun ride with a manual
1994 Honda Accord EX-L 5 speed
1997 Nissan Maxima SE
1965 Pontiac GTO - "Three deuces and a 4 speed..."
1996...