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Maybe some header paint for the jellyfish lol
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Engine bay for my Z is similar, but not quite as much going on around the intake due to the lack of sound tube stuff (and possibly older emissions requirements).
I think this one is mostly stock on the outside but with the cover removed. Car is stripped, so many of the other plastic covers are gone as well.
-T
I think this one is mostly stock on the outside but with the cover removed. Car is stripped, so many of the other plastic covers are gone as well.
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I wonder if the RHD versions will look any different under the bonnet although I can't see the steering shaft anyway.
I'm thinking about the brake booster and clutch master cylinder mainly.
I'm thinking about the brake booster and clutch master cylinder mainly.
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The first thing I will do is get rid of that stupid sound tube.
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Amen
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Nope. Ain't gonna happen. Didn't fit under old ones and new good is 35mm lower. Meaning, logically, the brace is 0-35mm lower (depending on actual difference at that spot on new design).
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I would like to see this pic without the cover in place though.This is gorgeous. Imo. Just add a nice CAI.
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Actually I think I like this better. I know the other one looks cleaner but with a few alterations that could look great.
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:thumbdown: :thumbdown:
I think the stock cover looks better than no cover for sure, but an aftermarket carbon fiber cover and a matching CAI would look really good (and of course addressing the jellyfish).
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Maybe I am a special kind of breed but I think the uncovered coyote is beautiful, maybe its because I look through all of the clutter and see its true beauty.
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Hey it's everyone's personal preference that's the great thing about it. I like both but no cover only with better cable management and de-clutter.
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It's like a custom computer build. You can pay extra for "Cable management" and they neatly wrap and tuck away all cables. It would be a neat option for the 5.0
Yeah I love how much presence it gives it in the bay.[emoji106]I really like the uncovered Coyote too...but those pics Brent302 posted LOOK SICK. Ok Ford, if you're gonna cover up an engine, I'm alright with it looking like that.
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