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Congratulations! :thumbsup: That Mustang was ROLLING! By the way....Nice wheels!

WOW! I don't have a Mustang, but if I did, this kit would Definitely make it to my mod list! I'm looking forward to seeing what this lit puts out! Nice job Travis in building a Great looking kit at a fantastic price! :cheers:

WOW!!! That car is a BEAST and that boost comes on quick! Great job Travis! :cheers:

I don't even have a Mustang and I'm curious to see how this works out! :cheers: You can't beat the price from a reputable company for $5k base! That's pretty Impressive!

Very Ingenious idea and also for the follow through! :cheers: I'm looking forward to see how it turns out!

I was thinking the same thing! :)

I agree, but mine would be Granite gray with the Sepia interior! :D

Good one! :lol:

OH MY!!!! That is one Beautiful car! :eyebulge:

Here's what I was talking about. The top picture has softer edges and is smoother looking to me. The transitions aren't as abrupt looking and too mechanical in my opinion, especially for a car that is sleek and smooth like the Mustang is. The bottom picture is the original posted one for...

Did you see this thread? It gives the look that you want without changing the bumper. http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=22000

I tried to chop what I thought that you were asking about. Is this it? I made the Pony a bit larger and also moved it down to the center of the grille for a little more balanced look. I have no idea what you'd use for a bumper though, unless you could work out something behind the grille.

Those are some Nice looking pieces! :cheers:

Nothing beats the looks of Real carbon fiber (2x2/3k twill because there are quite a few different types of Real carbon fiber that can be used). I can tell right away, the difference and while HC has gotten better, it's still not close to real carbon. Also, it's not cheap to have that done...

I agree that it needs to be blended better. The widebody looks good though, just not smooth enough transitions for me. :cheers:

I couldn't have put it better...I agree! :cheers: I wonder what ti would look like if you painted your brake calipers the green color. Just thinking out loud.

The CTS-V is in another league over just about any new Mustang! I was just waiting for someone to say...."Yeah, but take them out on a road course and see which one is better!" :D I'd put my bet on the four door Caddy! I'm a fan of the new Mustangs too, but I'm also a realist, in thinking that...

This is a quick, sloppy chop, but I just wanted to show what I think would look nice on their kit. The Mustang is too smooth to have something that looks so boxy on it. The round exhaust seems to fit better, at least to me it does. Of course, this is just my opinion.

This is a pretty ingenious idea! Thanks for posting up the vids! I think that the setup might drone more with an automatic, as that's what I've seen happen before. Another idea that might look pretty nice is with some of the money that you saved on an axle/cat back exhaust, buy a Roush rear...

Your Dad has one SICK Cobra! I like how he kept it a sleeper with that stock sounding cam..................NOT! That sounds Awesome! :thumbsup: The video almost made me drool on my keyboard!