My favorite as well. I've used it on my GT since new. I spray it on and wipe with a microfiber cloth. It leaves the leather looking new and nothing more. It does have a slight pleasant clean smell, but it doesn't persist for long. For those with alcantara, Sonax makes a great cleaner for it...
What he said. :thumbsup:
Actually it's a bit difficult to find good info on this package, even from the dealer, but I will say it's worth the $395 that Ford charges for it. Once I saw one with it, I decided I had to have it. I got the ebony version, since I didn't feel that redline was right...
I wipe mine down with a black microfiber towel every time I wash it. Same towel I use for the wheels and door sills. After I dry the outside, I open the doors, hood, and trunk and wipe all that down. The towel is slightly damp by the time I get to the underhood stuff...and it's mostly just...
The premium bumper and painted part of the valance are one piece. The black part is separate. To convert to Roush, GT350, or whatever, you have to take off the black piece and cut the colored center section off.
Hey guys...American here. :cheers:
14 months. 13,800 miles. Premier trim. No signs of wear so far. Had an S197 Mustang for three years/38,000 miles, and had no issues with it either.
I use this stuff: http://store.sonaxusa.com/sonaxleatherfoam.aspx
For comparison, I had an E36 M3 with...
No the FRPP GT350 exhaust is tuned differently and has quad tips. Borla tried to make it sound as much like the GT350 as possible I suppose. Only so much you can do there, but they did a good job with it. Since they also make the exhaust for the GT350 I guess they had a pretty good feel for it...
Valentine could probably tell you what your detector is capable of based on the serial number. They might even be willing to upgrade it for a small fee.
LIDAR detection just tells you you've been caught so I wouldn't be too worried about that. If you can detect K and Ka you're pretty well...