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Ford part no. w714869s431 packs of 4. Nuts are w714870s430

Yeah I know but for $40k plus we shouldn't have to go that route. They know water is pouring into that area yet they design it that way.

Today I noticed the hood liner around the hood vents stained white from rain water from yesterday, and the liner all damp around the vents. This doesn't seem like a good plan for long term moisture damage. Too bad the area around the vents isn't plastic. Car is 2016 :confused:

Thanks for the reply, I will check that.

My front edge of hood is lower in the center than the sides is that adjustable with the latch or don't mess with?

Looks awesome, can't beat black when looking like that. I have the same color and know what it takes to keep it up.

m14x12mm ford part no.W711655S300

Congrats and enjoy. Beautiful car!

Just stating that Ford confirms origin of trans with an actual sticker on the window. But thanks

good for you:thumbsup:

sticker on drivers window from factory states transmission from china.

My 2016 Gt PP does it too. even with fluid change. Thanks Ford for Chinese shit transmission. My 1987 gt mustang shifts better cold.

Thanks for the tip BootyNugget

I'm running 20mm rear 25mm front and think it looks great. Just drilled the rear wheel pockets a little deeper. No problem.

just use the m205 with a foam pad and use light pressure while rubbing and be patient. It will take a few times and it will fade as you go. Any good wax after is fine.

you don't need ultimate compound for this. Start with something milder like m205 like I said worked for me in previous post on black paint. You can't even see it now. I had exact same stain.

I just dealt with this 2 days ago on my 2016 black GT. Bird pooped on top edge of my door and left that etch in the clear coat. I used Meguiars m205 and kept working it until you can't see it any more. I followed up with straight wax and very happy with result.

I agree, on my 2016 GT I have wondered the same.

Sorry I didn't take pics of drilling wheels, I removed wheel and installed wheel adapter and then bolted the wheel on and snugged it up pretty good so the wheel studs left a circular ring on back of wheel in the pocket showing where to drill. Used 1/2" drill bit and drilled in about 4 or 5mm...

I installed them today on GT PP wheels. Drilled out pockets in wheels and fit great. Really like 20mm over 25mm on rear tires. By the way, there is enough meat on wheels to drill pockets, just use care and don't go crazy!