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Sure no problem... let me know when you come up to Kawartha Lakes, Ontario and I can do it...

I don't have any concerns around the wires, never did, and I wouldn't remove them.... I have some experience around that too as they get lost quite easily when you are thrashing on a car... I like the look of the simple hood pin setup, not a fan of the complexities of the hidden types. If I was...

On my 73 Road Runner I buried the speedometer on it one foolish summer night... The hood was flapping against the pins like a monster was trying to get out... it started around 100 mph and got worse as it hit 140... Yeah get them. The Mustang was the same at 230 kmh. The hood is aluminum and I...

Nope, so far nothing hurting the paint.. I don't know why everyone asks this... I had them stock on a 73 Road Runner and never an issue with paint in the 8 years I had it...

I bought these, https://www.cjponyparts.com/shelby-black-billet-hood-pin-kit-2005-2009/p/HDPK7/ The installation was pretty straightforward, however I'm a licensed autobody repairman and I've done this before. Even though it technically isn't for a 2024 S650 the install was the same, you just...

It's the main reason I never drive a muscle car without hood pins... It was the first upgrade I did.

I hate my stock shifter on the Dark Horse, I'll be swapping it out this season for an already purchased MGW.

I've installed the vertical links and the rear diff bushing inserts, along with the subframe bushing support, alignment bushings and braces. I also did a four wheel alignment once all was installed because the subframe and diff was moved around quite a bit during the install. I haven't had any...

I have them and the no-hop kits installed... no extra noise or issues. Wheel hop is significantly better than stock.

I have over 11,000 kms on mine now in it's first season this year, I did no specific break in procedure other than not hitting the rev limiter for the first 1000 kms or so and varying the rpm loads. I did not drive it at one speed on the highway until it hit about 4000 kms. No issues so far...

LOL! She really is into fast cars, muscle cars, exotics, race cars like F1... She loves being in the DH. I did scare her a bit one day with the DH, probably why she says I don't need anymore power. All good.... Not the first muscle car I have owned and not the first time I've been behind over...

I'm in my sixties too and looking at a ProCharger setup for my DH.... The girlfriend says I don't need over 800 HP but I'm seriously looking at spending the money... YOLO Just do it, LOL!

Nope that isn't right... probably broke the clips like someone else has stated. Check to make sure they actually change the broken part rather than gluing it down... which will be the easy way out.

I have a DH too, I'm doing the same... It never sees rain. I am hesitant to allow them to do the recall because they need to take out the window for it. I'll just do my own check while it's in hibernation to see if the BCM is getting wet, which I doubt it is...

I already purchased the 2amp 12v NOCO GENIUS 2D, ON BOARD DIRECT MOUNT. works like a charm... you can't go wrong as I have purchased this product previously for backup sump pump battery that needed to be tended 24/7.

I used this kit on a stock Dark Horse hood and it worked really well, the supplied brackets use the original bolt location for the radiator support. The white stuff is toothpaste to locate where to drill the pilot hole under the hood for a starting location...

Thanks, I have the Dark Horse with 2 airboxes that draw air directly though scoops in the front grill fascia... just wonder what the setup would be with one airbox with one scoop.

Congrats! Just a question... where does the airbox go now?

Because it uses the stock guts, plastic and stock cast aluminum shifter arm

Perfect! Ok I stand corrected! Thanks!