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Got some new Kix put on!
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z06psi
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Installed BMR driveshaft loop, fixed an exhaust leak, and cleaned it. Might go fishing tonight.
Ecoboosted
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Finished installing the FR track pack suspension. Getting it aligned Thursday
RobbieFrazier
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Detail and CQuartz UK
I actually had this done Friday, but due to curing time and rainy weather, I wasn't able to pick the car up until today. I had a local detailer (The Dark Side Detailing) do a full interior and exterior detail with paint correction and CQuartz UK coating. Kitana's shining like a new penny and I love it! Tyler does excellent work.
I actually had this done Friday, but due to curing time and rainy weather, I wasn't able to pick the car up until today. I had a local detailer (The Dark Side Detailing) do a full interior and exterior detail with paint correction and CQuartz UK coating. Kitana's shining like a new penny and I love it! Tyler does excellent work.
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DesignR/DriveR/RiceEatR
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^^^ So nice!
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NvrFinished
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Looks sweet! My DIB is getting this done right now including stripes. I just have decide on stripe colors by Monday.
Mullethunter324
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Put the Steeda clutch assist spring in today. Drives so much better now.
GreenGuardian
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Installed the Steeda clutch spring
What a pain in the !@#. There's just no way to follow the directions that come with the clutch spring, believe me I tried to five times and still had no luck. So, I took matters into my own hands and figured I would give the ol' dremel tool a shot, it worked perfectly. I lined the interior with some clean rags because I knew the sparks may cause an issue due to the insulation being under the dash where the pedals are located, didn't want to catch the car on fire. So, I leaned up under the dash as best as I could to get a comfortable positon and began to cut through the middle coil at a slow pace because I figured it was under tension and may "pop" once I made it though the coil. Just as I thought it did "pop" and the tension was released with no issues and the entire piece came out with no issue. I highly recommend trying this way after you attempt to follow the directions a couple of times to see if you can get it out without breaking anything.
What a pain in the !@#. There's just no way to follow the directions that come with the clutch spring, believe me I tried to five times and still had no luck. So, I took matters into my own hands and figured I would give the ol' dremel tool a shot, it worked perfectly. I lined the interior with some clean rags because I knew the sparks may cause an issue due to the insulation being under the dash where the pedals are located, didn't want to catch the car on fire. So, I leaned up under the dash as best as I could to get a comfortable positon and began to cut through the middle coil at a slow pace because I figured it was under tension and may "pop" once I made it though the coil. Just as I thought it did "pop" and the tension was released with no issues and the entire piece came out with no issue. I highly recommend trying this way after you attempt to follow the directions a couple of times to see if you can get it out without breaking anything.
NvrFinished
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Wow... It's a drag you had trouble. This was an easy 2 minute mod for me. It took all of 30 seconds to press the clutch in with one hand and gently slide the spring spring assembly off the perch with the other. The other minute and a half was from fumbling with new spring to figure out how to hold it all together when I put it back in.
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DesignR/DriveR/RiceEatR
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How does it feel with the new spring?
StoplightWarrior
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damn, and you ended up on your side?? :lol:Took my 2 month old grandson on his first Mustang ride
Clump
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Installed a sunvisor with Homelink.
Watched for a reasonably priced 1 in good shape for months. Finally found 1 on ebay for under $50 shipped. The vanity mirror was broken, otherwise perfect. Including the mirror swap and programming was under 15 minutes.:cheers:
Watched for a reasonably priced 1 in good shape for months. Finally found 1 on ebay for under $50 shipped. The vanity mirror was broken, otherwise perfect. Including the mirror swap and programming was under 15 minutes.:cheers:
