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It's been my most satisfying of my mods so far. Love staring at the calipers.

Or you could powdercoat :headbang:them!

All of the Indiana jones movies....except the "kingdom of the crystal skull" Original godfather Independence Day and, my secret shame: BATTLESHIP!

Found a great price for 12v 5v converter Invisicord has it at around $25. AliExpress.com (this pic) and/or other Chinese shopping sites have it way cheaper. Although invisicord's comes with pins. I just added some solder to the end wires and formed my own cheapo pin.

No need to run wires...tap the mirror with this ultra simple solution.

Armor All (here in the states) is the greasiest

It's a Mustang...who cares ?

Anybody tried these yet? I'd love to see installed pics. http://calponycars.com/2015-mustang/1009-2015-2016-mustang-splash-shields.html

I've had Weathertechs. I've had Huskys. HUSKY > WEATHERTECH. every time. Except for the trunk liner. Husky doesn't have the trunk liner with a subwoofer cutout.

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One vote for blue! ;)

"paint protection" refers to film. Xpel (ultimate) and Suntek (ultra) make a self healing film that is warrantied for 10 years. It "protects" the paint from rock chips and small scratches and the like. Ceramic coatings provide a long lasting and harder "sacrificial layer", but don't protect...

That's why I took mine to an "expert". Some things are worth doing yourself. Not this.

kinda late to this party but... white on blue!

$589 for the calipers and rotors and $225 for the mechanic taking them apart and putting them back together The calipers were a metallic paint with clearcoat, so they cost more than a more "basic"color. I believe it would've been $460 for a basic color. I'll include a pic of them all taken...

This is my daily driver. The Mustang is the weekend toy. :) :ford:

I coated the car with Gtechniq crystal serum light. Good for 3-5 years. We'll see how real that is.

Munster here!

Works like a charm!

Car was out of service for a week...but totally worth it. PC-ing was done by Coating specialties in South Chicago Heights. Brake removal/disassembly/re-assembly was done by Charlie's Garage right next door.