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I think you put them on the wrong side. Isn't the logo supposed to be right side up?

Crestview resident here

I would call CJPP to make sure. But since it fits the 2011-2016 Mustang, I would get the adapter. The 2011-2014 didn't have the pull up reverse lockout like the s550.

I looking to make a few purchases also. Any chance of getting a code?

If you are going to be in the vehicle 2 hours every day, I'd rather have the bells and whistles. The power of the GT is nice but I'd rather be comfortable. Coming from a Jetta, you will have a step up in power anyways.

I use them all the time. I even change my interior lighting occasionally just to switch things up.

db252 is making it happen

Who are you getting to install them? I converted my headlights on my 12 to projectors and the headlights were pretty easy to get apart. I haven't heard about the ease/difficulty of pulling the S550 headlights apart.

I just threw up in my mouth a bit.

And the IRS will come after you but Al Sharpton will get a pass on the millions that he owes.

I think he means that when you set your cruise control, it displays the speed that cc is set in bottom right of center display.

When I first saw pictures of yellow I thought "meh". When I saw it in person it grew on me. When I saw the $7k discount off MSRP it really grew on me. Now I love it. I have to look back several times whenever I park.

Really? The guy just wrecked his car and took responsibility for it and you are going rag on him? It must be nice to be perfect.

It isn't the car I'd choose to learn in either. At least not in that city. Terrible drivers. Don't ride the clutch. Take your foot off it when not shifting gears and make sure you push it all the way in when shifting gears.

It is a technique used in spirited driving or at a track with a manual transmission. You use your right foot to simultaneously operate the brake and accelerator. When coming up to a corner, you press the clutch in with your left foot and the brake with the toe of your right foot. You then use...

You are absolutely correct but it was free so why not? Very small benefit is better than none at all. If I would have had to pay I wouldn't have bothered.

I deliver the mail to a local tire shop. They did it for free but I think they usually charge $7 a tire. All the tire shops in the area have nitrogen and will refill your tires for free if your pressure is low.

Sounds like fun. I guess the only way to really know is to deflate and inflate with the gas of your choice. Mine came with regular air and I had them re-filled with nitrogen.