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I just bought this and I think it has a very good chance of working since the Fiusion and Mustang have almost identical radios. I will simply add a Siruus antenna - check out rear photo of the unit. I'll report my findings once I get it - http://m.ebay.com/itm/161497824936?nav=SEARCH

New Steeda CAI installed. Also removed and painted the Overflow bottle, while I had the intake removed.

No problem moving between my Mustang and my wife's Escape. BUT, I do sometimes have trouble playing Bluetooth audio when more than 1 iPhone is in my car with Bluetooth on. Also, I have an iPod in my console always plugged in, if I plug my iPhone into the dash usb to charge it, synch sometimes...

Probably well known but I just found out there is a trunk release button above the License plate on the underside of the bumper, LOL.

Should sound awesome SloRed, the Mustang interior is tight tight tight, great for acoustics and nothing rattles! Highly recommend the JL Cl-RC to give you a nice clean signal coming out of the CleanSweep for your sub with variable output so convenient and works perfectly

After the initial calibration I removed the JL master volume controller and only use the steering wheel or radio to adjust the volume. The Cleansweep is impressive as the sound is crystal clear and dynamic with no audible hiss between songs.

You can hear it, at startup it sounds great, at idle and under normal acceleration there is a muted growl with the windows up, and you definitely hear a nice deep growl with the windows down. But cruising at 70 MPH it is quiet. If you get on it, at any speed, you will hear it, even with the...

They look and sound Awesome - Best exhaust install I have seen yet on the 2015! Congrats!

Hi Guys - I had Flowmasters on my '05 Stang and the mufflers back then were 40 Series Delta Flow -and I loved the sound. Deep tone, not raspy, NO Drone. This is not my video but I liked how this guy's car sounded with the same setup on the 2015 - So I ordered just 2 Flowmaster 40 series...

Apologies, Grim_Reaper, just saw this. I used the existing Ford speaker rings and had to cut out the Ford speakers from them -- same as this video found elsewhere in the Forum-- it was really simple, I just used tin snips to cut the speakers out. [ame]

Family hauler, same goodness as the 'Stang, minus the power - but at least I can drive it in the snow!

Thanks, GrimReaper -- I checked those out but I was really trying to keep it subtle, just the Pirelli logo -- that's why I thought the paint wouldn't be too bad to keep up.

Hi Guys - I watched some videos on tire lettering and tried this out with some yellow paint pens. I like the look but it's a lot of effort and not sure how well it will hold up. Did one tire now, will let it dry overnight and put a final coat. Did not do the other 3 because I am not sure I am...

Are these still available?

It really was not difficult, just need to take your time - it is a bit of a custom install depending on the tweeters you use but they can always be surface mounted. I'm sorry but I didn't get pics.

Yes my mistake - thanks for the catch, meant to say 18 gauge.

I used the factory speaker lead in the door as the Ampd input to crossover and then had to run a new wire back out to the tweeter. For now I ran the wire through a notch where molex connector goes through the body but it is a problem because it is preventing the molex form snapping snuggly...

I ran new wire as I do not think the factory tweeter wire is run from the doors, but I could be wrong. I used 16ga. wire, because that is what I had but it was way too thick and would go with 12ga.