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Brought it to Charlotte Motor Speedway for Mustang 60th celebration. Got pit row parking. What an awesome event all paid for by Ford.

Went to the Mustang 60th at Rockingham Dragway on Saturday.

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I had mine off for a while but decided to paint it and put it back on. I was able to pick up a spare and spare set of coil covers (unpainted) in the event I want to go back to stock. As for now, they’re garage decorations.

As an owner of louvers on my 2016, I would go with the aluminum ones. I have the plastic ones and they crack and bow. The color tends to fade and I usually have to paint them every year. I wanted the aluminum ones but the price was insane. I ended up with the same ones that are sold in online...

$300

I think I might have had this priced a bit high. $265

FYI, the 7th & 8th photos do not show the kit I’m selling. Couldn’t seem to edit them out.

For Sale: Ground Effects Kit off my 2016 Mustang GTPP. Front splitter is an SBS splitter shaped in the likeness of the GT-350. It could easily be trimmed into a different style such as PP2 or other. Fit for Performance Pack cars. From the photo you can see the cutouts for the brake cooling...

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I was going to add a Hellion TT kit to my GTPP then pull off the 5.0 badges so I could put the ecoboost badges. Does that count?

It also has the one piece rear bumper and diffuser.

I’m not sure about other vehicles but mine is a GT Performance Pack base car. It came with the base stereo, recaros, over the top stripes and full performance package. I did upgrade the stereo and speakers with Hextall’s kit, navigation and infinity speakers.

It’s difficult to say from your picture. If I remember correctly the base ones were body colored and one piece. The premium ones are two piece and black. Mine is base and a one piece. All Deep impact blue.

Mine is a Performance Pack, he used it for the template. I am not sure if he has put it on the website yet. Give him a call and see. He’s pretty busy so if he doesn’t answer keep trying.

MMD sells fins to apply to the base diffuser. They can be painted and just stick on. I have them on mine. I did add screws to help hold them on. I would add that they are a hell of a lot cheaper than a whole diffuser and you don’t have to cut it...

Thanks, I think Adam did a great job on them.