HP part numbers

[svtfever]

I have been searching but hard to find. I am looking for the part numbers for the HP splash guards, Front splitter, Fender trim and spoiler. Thanks in advance

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[Ctodd1]

I have been searching but hard to find. I am looking for the part numbers for the HP splash guards, Front splitter, Fender trim and spoiler. Thanks in advance
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Front wheel lips or rear splash guards?

 

[Ctodd1]

Rear
KR3Z-6328370 and KR3Z-6328371 plus attachment pieces.

4 screws W716195-S450B

4 U clips W714205-S307

2 clips W714040-S300

 

[svtfever]

awesome, thanks

 

[Charlemagne]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/mach1-parts-spreadsheet.165838/

 

[glmarker]

Yesterday at 8:50 PM

Rear
KR3Z-6328370 and KR3Z-6328371 plus attachment pieces.

4 screws W716195-S450B

4 U clips W714205-S307

2 clips W714040-S300

Ctodd1,
I just received the rear parts #s (KR3Z-6328370 and KR3Z-6328371), but they do not seem to fit correctly without disassembling the wheel well. Can you tell me how you installed yours, or are you just quoting the part numbers from somewhere else?

Thanks in advance.

Gary

 

[Ctodd1]

Yesterday at 8:50 PM

Rear
KR3Z-6328370 and KR3Z-6328371 plus attachment pieces.

4 screws W716195-S450B

4 U clips W714205-S307

2 clips W714040-S300

Ctodd1,
I just received the rear parts #s (KR3Z-6328370 and KR3Z-6328371), but they do not seem to fit correctly without disassembling the wheel well. Can you tell me how you installed yours, or are you just quoting the part numbers from somewhere else?

Thanks in advance.

Gary

I followed these directions on mine, had no issues. You can't skip a step and you do need the required hardware above.

I just completed installation of the rears on my non-HP Mach 1. Took about 20 minutes per side. Jacked up one side of the rear to get additional clearance. Popped the three plastic retainers that hold the wheel well liner and moved it out of the way. Removed two existing screws that hold side of bumper. Installed two screw clips into existing holes, located molding pin into existing hole, replaced original screws plus two new ones, replaced liner into original position, reinstalled original three plastic retainers plus one new one. Only tools used were small screwdriver and 1/4" ratchet with short extension and socket.

 

[glmarker]

Thanks, I had this, was looking for any additional guidance. I hope to attempt the install today (if it warms up). Will report back what I learn.


Update
I followed the above instructions. Once I removed the wheel well liner out of the way, all became clear. Follow the instructions, and it will work fine. I used the 4 ea new screws (longer) and the 4 ea new plastic rivets, plus 2 of the old rivets. Worked like a charm.

Thanks Ctodd1 for the guidance.

These part numbers worked fine.

Gary

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