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New Set. Nothing new to report.
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Nathan's Silver GT
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Shouldhavegotthegt
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Car is amazing. I've seen it in person. These pics do not do any justice. Beautiful ride man. Definitely a lot of time and money into your stang.
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Awesome build Nathan. Stay out of the heat brotha. GTFO 
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Thanks man!
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Thoughts?
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I Love it! Looks awesome bud. Photo shop?
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The Squad!
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Super exciting new stuff. :eyebulge:
Actually, nothing major just using up some accumulated points.
Actually, nothing major just using up some accumulated points.
DarkHorse5.0
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The Squad!
Awesome shots as always brotha! I absolutely LOVE the edits with the Squad on the walls! Your photography is inspirational! That roller edit is insane too! Those Project6GRs look so amazing in motion!Super exciting new stuff. :eyebulge:
Actually, nothing major just using up some accumulated points.
I've got all Barton stuff installed on my shifter so I know it's slightly different but the billet lockout collar is such a nicer piece than stock!
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I tried some new soap this week. I had been using Chemicals Guy V7. I've heard good things about the Adams stuff so I figured I'd give it a shot.
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Installed the my new reverse lockout today.
I went with the billet aluminum version to match the toggle switches.
Step one is to pull up on the chrome trim ring and then detach the collar from the boot. I have the Tri-Ax shifter so it's held in with three allen set screws.
You then have to pry the stock lockout apart and pull the boot out of the collar. It is glued in.
Reassemble with the new lockout knob and the supplied zip tie.
The put everything back together. Super easy install. This does absolute nothing, but it looks cool.
I went with the billet aluminum version to match the toggle switches.
Step one is to pull up on the chrome trim ring and then detach the collar from the boot. I have the Tri-Ax shifter so it's held in with three allen set screws.
You then have to pry the stock lockout apart and pull the boot out of the collar. It is glued in.
Reassemble with the new lockout knob and the supplied zip tie.
The put everything back together. Super easy install. This does absolute nothing, but it looks cool.
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Lol. Plenty of mods in that category.
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