What did you do to your S550 Mustang today?!

[JB60]

I have 30% hearing loss and worsened past few months . ENT Doc performed tube insertion ear drums to relieve pressure from inner ears Drove my S550 today and enjoyed sweet sound of the high revving 5.0 again.

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[cerbomark]

I have 30% hearing loss and worsened past few months . ENT Doc performed tube insertion ear drums to relieve pressure from inner ears Drove my S550 today and enjoyed sweet sound of the high revving 5.0 again.

The circle of life. Isn t that how some of us lost our hearing. Great news for you! Enjoy!

 

[MAGS1]

Big day and shout out to @skinnyb for meeting for breakfast and then over to shop for my H pipe install. Sounds great, just a little louder but not too much. Then a full cleaning.

used HYPER under hood, it was already clean.

diluted HYPER 50/50 for inside.

Then a wash.

Gorgeous C7 in that shop too

 

[Crayon]

Had to get that grime from the last snow off my car. Ugh I'm so over winter.

 

[skinnyb]

Gorgeous C7 in that shop too

It was AWESOME... 2019 Z06 too . Getting a Mantic clutch...

 

[Cobra Jet]

Well, what I did today (and across the last few days) was not directly related to my GT or Ecoboost. I put my garage somewhat back together after having the floor redone. Now, overhead racks, and some additional shelving as well as paint the walls and ceiling are next. All to have a proper home for the GT.

That’s a good idea with the bed liner paint, it’s gives it a similar texture as the plastic had when new. Looks good and great idea too!

I’m sure many others have similar light damages to that plastic panel in the trunk from daily use (or from a prior owner damaging it).

I wonder if that same paint application would hold up if it were applied to some of the engine/rad cover plastics? I mean after all, if it’s used in a bed liner application that is beamed with sun rays daily, I wouild think it would hold up?

 

[Snakebyte]

It was AWESOME... 2019 Z06 too . Getting a Mantic clutch...

I see that the Mustang may be too low for the lift arms to reach under the vehicle otherwise. (Hint: Wood on the floor under the apparent front tire axis) BTW...nice cars!

 

[skinnyb]

I see that the Mustang may be too low for the lift arms to reach under the vehicle otherwise. (Hint: Wood on the floor under the apparent front tire axis) BTW...nice cars!

Yeah SOP for him He does tons of REALLY low cars so he just leaves the wood there all the time

Mine was up on there a couple weeks ago

 

[stannypack]

Man these roush pedals were the biggest pita ever to install. Due to the drill being at an angle the bits kept slipping even after using a punch. Broke all my 1/8 bits and had to go to harbor freight Then started cramping from being twisted down there so long. Trying to get the nuts on from behind had me cursing and sweating. Using my gun oil definitely helped.

 

[GTP]

Yeah some mods just aren't worth the trouble. Problem is, we don't know what we're in for in advance.

 

[stannypack]

Yeah some mods just aren't worth the trouble. Problem is, we don't know what we're in for in advance.

Yep no way I would have gotten them new for 260. Got it from a member here for 100

 

[GTP]

Yep no way I would have gotten them new for 260. Got it from a member here for 100

Maybe he watched the video beforehand and bailed, lol.

 

[mustang_puppy]

Changed the oil and rotated the tires. Replaced the cabin air filter. Holy smoke it was slightly overdue for a change.

 

[RowdyRam]

Second oil change this past week - at 3260 miles. I need to drive this car more, lol. Also had dealer attempt to adjust the passenger door window - it makes contact with the trim about 2/3 the way up the A-pillar if you open it "normally." I think it goes up *just* too far. It still makes contact but not nearly as badly.

 

[cerbomark]

turned 65 today, got medicare cards, went to gym, got a DD coffee and listened to my new H pipe.

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