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zack.whitford
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Absolutely love it. It's perfect.
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Thanks! Hadn't even though of that. Hmmm...Car looks good man... but it'd look better with black lug nuts. Get the Gorilla 61148BCXs.
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A user in another thread wanted to hear the Steeda H Pipe on the Bullitt so I thought I'd put it here as well.
This was in Track.
This was in Track.
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Elp_jc
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Damn, that's freaking LOUD. You probably alerted the police in San Francisco doing that video. Ha ha. It's a little raspy for my taste, but impossible to avoid without a resonator. I still insist the sound of a stock Bullitt in sport exhaust mode is impossible to top 
... and already border-line loud.
... and already border-line loud.
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Installed the Ford Performance Oil Catch Can this weekend, as well as some bling.
The Ford Performance piece is a bit more than other options, but has a mounting bracket, and I like that it is OEM. The Performance Badge is a test to see if I like it.
Hope this week to change the oil and put on the front wheel spacers. I ordered the Billet oil pan plug, Ford Racing Oil Filter, and using Motorcraft Semi Synthetic 5W30.
At 3K miles, and loving the car more and more. Averaged 28+ MPG on a road trip averaging 75MPH. Very happy with this decision.
One Mod I do wish I could make is adding the Blue Ford Performance Valve/Coil Pack covers. They are listed to fit the 15-17 Coyote and 19-20 Voodoo, but not the 19-20 Coyote (Bullitt) My guess this is due to the addition of the Direct injection pump location on the Passenger valve Cover? If anyone has info on this, would appreciate it.
The Ford Performance piece is a bit more than other options, but has a mounting bracket, and I like that it is OEM. The Performance Badge is a test to see if I like it.
Hope this week to change the oil and put on the front wheel spacers. I ordered the Billet oil pan plug, Ford Racing Oil Filter, and using Motorcraft Semi Synthetic 5W30.
At 3K miles, and loving the car more and more. Averaged 28+ MPG on a road trip averaging 75MPH. Very happy with this decision.
One Mod I do wish I could make is adding the Blue Ford Performance Valve/Coil Pack covers. They are listed to fit the 15-17 Coyote and 19-20 Voodoo, but not the 19-20 Coyote (Bullitt) My guess this is due to the addition of the Direct injection pump location on the Passenger valve Cover? If anyone has info on this, would appreciate it.
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Looks like they changed the coolant recovery tank; the one on my '19 Bullitt is transparent and kinda rounded. Does yours have a clear 'window' so you can see coolant level?
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That's an aftermarket cover, picket it up from either American Muscle or CJ Pony parts. It only covers the top half of the reservoir. I ordered this one because I liked the squared off look. The other, is rounded and matches the contours of the OEM reservoir.
Elp_jc
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I'm probably going to buy it too. Did you buy this one? https://www.cjponyparts.com/ford-pe...8Vychzp3L11YocVpEs9iICHEDdefl0RRoCV4IQAvD_BwE . If you found it cheaper, please post where. Thx.
I'll just have to find a way to hide the ugly stud to secure the bracket. Hopefully with a closed black nut. Hey, do you have the torque figure for that valve cover bolt? And everything fits like factory, like it should? Thanks man.
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Yes, that's the one.
The bracket goes on top of the stud with a flanged nut on top. Looks clean. As for torque, the instructions tell you what to torque it to, can't remember what it was.
Will be interesting to see how much this catch can collects. I will not be tracking or racing my car, but drive aggressively, and though this is likely one of those 'must have internet trends' figured it was worth the $$, especially as I plan to keep this car 20 years plus.
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I get about a teaspoon every 1,000 miles in my JLT(?) can; similar driving style.
