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Any difference in sound? Just the speaker change? Looks šŸ‘
Huge difference. Just the speaker change. There is a whole thread in the audio forum about it. Instantly noticeable difference.
 

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I started teaching my 15-year-old about appreciation for the things he has and taking care of them. We opted to wash the GT and give her a good exterior detailing prior to the hood and new spoiler going on (and stripes if @BigWormGraphix get here by the time the hood arrives)!

EDIT: Yes I spoke to him about dragging the towel. Give your self some peace and unclench! šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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Well done! I remember when I was that age and my father said to me, "Son, you'll probably never have the best / most expensive car on the road, but you can have the cleanest. Probably why I keep my car(s) in good shape 30 something years later.
 

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Well done! I remember when I was that age and my father said to me, "Son, you'll probably never have the best / most expensive car on the road, but you can have the cleanest. Probably why I keep my car(s) in good shape 30 something years later.
My dad always brags about his '62 Corvette, "black on black, 327 with mechanical lifters" ya de da de da. Now when I take him for a ride in the Mustang he looks for the Oh Shit Handle LOL. But yes, I learned a lot of lessons about cars from my Dad. You can't buy that kind of knowledge transfer!
 

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Today I removed the black pony from my rear deck lid and replaced it with the black GT badge that came with the car. When I installed the Bullitt grille last year to get rid of those stupid fangs, I didn’t want to give up the pony, so I moved it to the rear. I didn’t realize at the time that the Ecoboosts are badged with a pony in the back. Now the GT is back where it belongs and my next job is
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to figure out how to glue a pony to the Bullitt grille.
 

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Today I removed the black pony from my rear deck lid and replaced it with the black GT badge that came with the car. When I installed the Bullitt grille last year to get rid of those stupid fangs, I didn’t want to give up the pony, so I moved it to the rear. I didn’t realize at the time that the Ecoboosts are badged with a pony in the back. Now the GT is back where it belongs and my next job is
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to figure out how to glue a pony to the Bullitt grille.
I go back and forth what I like more. The Bullitt and GT/CS grill, or the pony (and 5.0 badges).

I kind of like the ā€œsleeperā€œ look, but the pony is so iconic.
 

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Upgraded the stock B&O sub-woofer (if you can call it that) with a Pioneer one in my 2022

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Can you post a link where you got it from, please? Thinking of swapping mine, too. Thx
 

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I go back and forth what I like more. The Bullitt and GT/CS grill, or the pony (and 5.0 badges).

I kind of like the ā€œsleeperā€œ look, but the pony is so iconic.
I wanna go Bullit grille and GT/CS, black 5.0 badges and the blank trunk panel. I wanna delete as many badges as I can. Plus I wanna get the AWE touring exhaust with black tips so that they will kinda disappear against the rear diffuser.
 

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I wanna go Bullit grille and GT/CS, black 5.0 badges and the blank trunk panel. I wanna delete as many badges as I can. Plus I wanna get the AWE touring exhaust with black tips so that they will kinda disappear against the rear diffuser.
I’m really considering taking off the GT/CS stickers on the side. I’m good with the grill and rear deck emblems.
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I’m really considering taking off the GT/CS stickers on the side. I’m good with the grill and rear deck emblems.
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Car looks good with the stickers, but agree, I like the minimum pieces of flair
 

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Is a dual rate springs the same as the progressive lowering springs? Your car is beautiful by the way! Love my Oxford white as well.
No, a dual-rate spring is solely designed to have two different spring rates throughout the entire coil pack. In turn, it allows the suspension compression to gradually compress through its compression cycle, giving a more stable and inspiring driving experience.

The Progressive Springs will have a constantly increasing rate, which relates to the spacing between each coil on the spring itself.

Let me know if I can help assist at tim @ steeda

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TJ
 

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I started teaching my 15-year-old about appreciation for the things he has and taking care of them. We opted to wash the GT and give her a good exterior detailing prior to the hood and new spoiler going on (and stripes if @BigWormGraphix get here by the time the hood arrives)!

EDIT: Yes I spoke to him about dragging the towel. Give your self some peace and unclench! šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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I love it. Been trying to teach my 7yr old the same. He wants to help wash the mustang but my training ground is the Excursion with bad paint and….shhh the wife’s car. Teaching the young ones to appreciate the desire to take care of something is a lost art. My kids are not those of ā€œwell I didn’t pay for itā€. Kudos to you and your son!

Oh and I do preach as well if it touches the ground it doesn’t touch the car lol (even with bad paint).
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