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[jamesfrenchman]

Wow !


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[jamesfrenchman]

Which brand do you have ?


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[Aus-MustangGT]

I have the UPR

 

[HybridGT]

that is a shit load of unwanted goop!

 

[Aus-MustangGT]

that is a shit load of unwanted goop!

Yeh it's pretty bad, I'm surprised by how much keeps coming through and I'm not even going hard on the car yet

 

[jamesfrenchman]

Have you seen the mishimoto catch can ?


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[Aus-MustangGT]

Have you seen the mishimoto catch can ?


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Yeh I've seen it, its looks really good but ask [MENTION=14296]Melbnut[/MENTION] about the price for shipping!!

 

[jamesfrenchman]

Yeah I inquired $210 ......


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[Aus-MustangGT]

Yeah I inquired $210 ......


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Which is nearly the price of buying a whole new catch can, which is just ridiculous

 

[Aus-MustangGT]

So another update,
I have just purchase a Lund Ngauge and Reische 170* thermostat to gain some more power

 

[Aus-MustangGT]

Last night I finally set some time aside to do one of my most anticipated mods, the GT350 steering wheel.

It took me about 1 hour 20 minutes, but I like to make sure everything is perfect and I didn't want to rush and end up pinching the suede.

My thoughts: The steering wheel is the most important part about the car and this mod is a massive improvement over stock, I love how it looks and feels.

Tools Required 3/8" drive Torque wrench 47.4nm required, 15/16mm 3/8" drive socket, socket extension tool, T20 screwdriver, 3mm hex key & small flat head screwdriver

Battery removal: 1/2" drive wrench, 10mm socket

Tips and tricks: the right had side airbag was easy to pop out but the left hand side was a little harder and I couldn't use my hex key so I used a small flat head screwdriver instead.

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[Aus-MustangGT]

So yesterday was a big mod day for me, I planned to get one thing done, I ended up getting three things done.

First up were changing over the yellow coloured halogen bulbs to led's from Blingwork auto, the car looks so much better now and I am happy that all the lights actually match

I think this is a massive improvement over stock, I also got the indicators changed to led's and a resistor added so the blink at the same time as the mirror lights

 

[Aus-MustangGT]

Now for a big change, after working with Paul from [MENTION=11685]Need4SpeedMotors[/MENTION] For a while I finally found the rims I wanted and he was able to do a a great deal for me.

The rims are MRR M350 mounted on Michelin Pilot Supersports 275/35/19 and 295/35/19, one thing I have to say is that trying to source tyres is an absolute pain as often we don't have the same tyre size as in the states.

Delivery
They were packaged well with lug nuts and left Glendale California on Monday and were in my hands on Friday. Which makes me laugh because sending a package to Sydney takes longer.

Tyres getting installed

Finished product

 

[jamesfrenchman]

So yesterday was a big mod day for me, I planned to get one thing done, I ended up getting three things done.

First up were changing over the yellow coloured halogen bulbs to led's from Blingwork auto, the car looks so much better now and I am happy that all the lights actually match

I think this is a massive improvement over stock, I also got the indicators changed to led's and a resistor added so the blink at the same time as the mirror lights

Nice work mate ! Just a question do you think the LED indicators make much of a difference?

 

[Aus-MustangGT]

Nice work mate ! Just a question do you think the LED indicators make much of a difference?

Honestly it's probably not necessary but I saw that the indicators didn't blink at the same time and my ocd kicked in!

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