5.0 Emblems

[Chargedguard5.0]

Gloss Black and Satin Black - 5.0 Emblems - Horse Emblems - GT Emblems are in for the front and rear of all 2015 Mustangs !

We are working with our with some of the best ford parts dealers in the business on many other new offerings as well.

When will the gt be up on the website so we can order them?

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[UPRjoe]

By the end of day for sure.

 

[Chameleon]

By the end of day for sure.

 

[Vile_the_Bastage]

Gloss Black and Satin Black - 5.0 Emblems - Horse Emblems - GT Emblems are in for the front and rear of all 2015 Mustangs !

We are working with our with some of the best ford parts dealers in the business on many other new offerings as well.

Just what I was waiting on.

 

[tcador]

By the end of day for sure.

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[bruinfan17]

Ordered matte black GT and matte black front pony. Thanks!

 

[rj67]

Just spent $45 on UPR Black 5.0 Emblems.. They're incredibly cheap feeling plastic. Very dissapointed. Probably worth $10

Just installed my black UPR 5.0 emblems. Feel just just the same as OEM chrome ones.

 

[MagneticXV]

Just installed my black UPR 5.0 emblems. Feel just just the same as OEM chrome ones.

How easy is installation ?

 

[Vile_the_Bastage]

How easy is installation ?

Tools: Hair dryer, microfiber towel and some dental floss or fishing line.
ETC: 15 - 20 min.

1) Warm area around badges with hair dryer.

2) Saw dental floss / fishing line around badge.

3) Remove badge

4) Over cure adhesive residue left on car with hair dryer

5) Remove residue with elbow grease and microfiber towel.

6) Expose adhesive and apply new badges

7) Drive around in fly ass Mustang

 

[MagneticXV]

Tools: Hair dryer, microfiber towel and some dental floss or fishing line.
ETC: 15 - 20 min.

1) Warm area around badges with hair dryer.

2) Saw dental floss / fishing line around badge.

3) Remove badge

4) Over cure adhesive residue left on car with hair dryer

5) Remove residue with elbow grease and microfiber towel.

6) Expose adhesive and apply new badges

7) Drive around in fly ass Mustang

Thanks man! How about the pony on the grill any idea how to get that off?

 

[Vile_the_Bastage]

Thanks man! How about the pony on the grill any idea how to get that off?

Haven't done that one yet; the pony and GT emblems are on order. I had to remove the grill on my last car and break tabs to get the new one in. Hopefully won't have to do that on this one.

 

[MagneticXV]

Haven't done that one yet; the pony and GT emblems are on order. I had to remove the grill on my last car and break tabs to get the new one in. Hopefully won't have to do that on this one.

Let us know how installation goes for those !

 

[rj67]

Tools: Hair dryer, microfiber towel and some dental floss or fishing line.
ETC: 15 - 20 min.

1) Warm area around badges with hair dryer.

2) Saw dental floss / fishing line around badge.

3) Remove badge

4) Over cure adhesive residue left on car with hair dryer

5) Remove residue with elbow grease and microfiber towel.

6) Expose adhesive and apply new badges

7) Drive around in fly ass Mustang

Hardest part was removing the residue. Be patient!

 

[Husker]

Hardest part was removing the residue. Be patient!

I've used 3M adhesive remover for years...Works great and is very easy...Some like Goo-Gone.

 

[rj67]

I've used 3M adhesive remover for years...Works great and is very easy...Some like Goo-Gone.

Gone didn't do much to the adhesive. Might have had something to do with temperature when I changed the emblems. I have used it for years and it always worked. If I change them again I will try the 3M.
Off topic, I received my UPR front pony and rear GT emblems. Has anyone removed the pony emblem yet? Looking for a few pointers if anyone has any.

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