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Got my custom Ingot Silver coil covers. These look sooooooooooo good.

Will install them today.
good lord man.

does he not do engine covers?
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Installed the GT350 Start Button using the Bill Tumas method, except I didn't disconnect the battery. Literally took 60 seconds. Really happy with the race car feel now.

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For such a simple thing......it makes the car look awesome! Will be ordering one of those!! Thanx!
 

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You are correct (retired at 50y/o), one of the two neighbors I have probably think I am nuts for the taking the car out everyday but I don't car, I am retired, live 3 miles from the beach, gas is cheap and have a shiny new red mustang, wouldn't you do the same thing, lol?

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Welcome to the club Terry!! I only drive mine for the summer.....then off to Mexico for 4-5 months in the winter! Polish it up, trickle charger and car cover on!! Fires right up when I get back!! Repeat!! Took early retirement myself at 54!! :cheers::cheers:
 

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Pretty pleased for my first attempt!

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Congrats, looks killer!! I always judge my jobs in "Beer Time" !! So....would this be a 3 beer job?? Nice work, good on ya for doing it yourself!! Any tiny air bubbles...just prick them with a pin !! And they will be gone!
 

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They looks so good Todd !!! :eyebulge: :eyebulge:

If only I can find someone in France who can do such a nice job, I'll definitely make them like this :
I bet he can do you a set just like you pictured and ship them to you. That is an option to think about?
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good lord man.

does he not do engine covers?
Honestly, not sure if he does or not. I know your on Facebook, follow that link above and you should be able to post on his timeline and ask. I don't see why he won't be able to.
Dayum those look awesome! Didn't you just have some blue ones a while ago?
Hey man. Thanks!

Yep, I do. I bought a pair of Grabber blue with black letters from him. They are on my car now.Taking them off and selling them. You interested :). I have them priced to move and move fast.
 

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Removed that hideous sound tube, no tools needed just twist and pull.

Thursday I'm doing the H-pipe resonator delete. Can't wait to hear it.
 

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Removed that hideous sound tube, no tools needed just twist and pull.

Thursday I'm doing the H-pipe resonator delete. Can't wait to hear it.
Why is everyone else talking about a nut on the firewall that's a pain to remove?
 

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Why is everyone else talking about a nut on the firewall that's a pain to remove?
Because it's a PITA to remove. You can in a sense just break the sound tube off the bolt by pulling and twisting. That's the option I did, as I planned on throwing the sound tube away anyway.
 

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Why is everyone else talking about a nut on the firewall that's a pain to remove?
It sounds like there was a production change at some point to replace the super long stud and nut with a plastic clip.
 

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My '16 has the long stud, I just used some elbow grease and twisted. I didn't even break the mounting point for the stud. It does have two plastic clips, one by the shock tower and one on the firewall, then the stub below the hole in the firewall. Its really easy, maybe a 3 minute project. If you have bigger hands the hardest part is putting the firewall plug in, its a tight fit.
 

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Installed a gloss black "GT" from CJPP. Was quite a PITA. Beat the hell out of the $800+ that Ford wanted for a complete panel with the black GT.

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