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Who's going to be there? Post your ride! I'll be there from Michigan with my 2015 DIB GT. First time attending Carlisle and looking forward to it. Show information: https://www.carlisleevents.com/events/events-detail/index?id=ford+nationals

Here's how the same ceramic coating job looks today (2 years later).

2 years ago when I ceramic coated my car with Armor Shield IX (DIY kit).

Installed my calipers this weekend! Wheels are out for new tires, so stockers for now.

Installed my calipers this weekend! Wheels are out for new tires, so stockers for now.

It just so happens I installed my blue powder coated calipers this weekend. A near perfect match for my deep impact blue car. Powder color was called midnight blue. Prior to install photos - https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/deep-impact-blue-s550-mustang-thread.7898/post-3530983

Thanks, I'm glad to hear you put this to good use!

Thanks. I just went to the local powdercoating shop here with that little spraypaint example and we reviewed his color options for the closest possible match. It may not be 100%, but it's really close.

19x10 front, 19x11 rear

Thanks. They are MRR M350's. I had them powder coated a new color with a hint of sparkle for effect. I can't wait to see them shine in the sun!

Powder coated brake calipers to match my deep impact blue Stang. I think they came out great! Just waiting to install them.

Powder coating was finished several weeks ago. Reassembled the calipers. Just waiting to get the car out of storage and install! Calipers are color matched to my deep impact blue car.

Yes, I've used a couple of pre-cut kits. It takes patience, but certainly doable if you put your mind to it. I did have to re-buy and replace some pieces that I wasn't happy with, but most places will give you discount on replacement pieces. I have used Anchor Room, but found their OraGuard...

Would you share photos of the rear calipers and brackets to see how they compare?

48044 we must be neighbors. OP - Check out mocsem.com and "Michigan S550+ Mustang Club" on Facebook for stuff to do.

I created a how-to thread for the press and install of the bearing. It might help you out. https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/track-pack-toe-link-control-arm-bearing-install-how-to-it-can-be-done.172015/

I see many posts regarding the difficulty of installing the Ford Performance Track Pack toe link bearing to the lower control arm. Many recommend removing the lower control arm and use a hydraulic press. That will work, but here is my how-to from my personal experience for those who want to...

Are they really selling that car with two different tail lights? I'd check if there was any rear end damage.

Prepping to have some powder coating done.