kart125
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same here.
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I just checked again, I have a Track Pack and also have those. It looks like the inner wheel well panel is different on the R, as they have push pin fasteners that connect to the ducts?
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I have a tech and have those ducts
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Mine has push pins also.
I think everyone is over looking this. I'm sure they are all the same.
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I suspect you are absolutely correct.
I think my confusion is in Fords recall instructions. The attached instruction should say "ALL VEHICLES" not "GT350R Vehicles". They do have separate instructions for removing the belly pan, for the GT350 and GT350R, which is why I was confused.
I think my confusion is in Fords recall instructions. The attached instruction should say "ALL VEHICLES" not "GT350R Vehicles". They do have separate instructions for removing the belly pan, for the GT350 and GT350R, which is why I was confused.
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The difference is the splitter R&R
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