What did you do to your S550 Mustang today?!

[Decanes]

Just got back from Florida and had to get car out so went to Lowes before it started to storm

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[dn1984]

Tinted my 3rd brake light, reverse light, and side markers. Then took some good pics of the car with the new wheels on. No more spacers, the fitment is perfect

P7220006 by David N, on Flickr

P7220011 by David N, on Flickr

 

[krishelnino]

checked the catch can. I only installed it 700 miles ago and surprised to see this much...

 

[dn1984]

checked the catch can. I only installed it 700 miles ago and surprised to see this much...

that seems a little excessive. i can barely get any out of mine between oil changes

 

[TLW1022]

that seems a little excessive. i can barely get any out of mine between oil changes

How hard are you turning it RPM wise
I get that much every oil change
I run it to 7000 a few times a day, once in a while to 8000

 

[krishelnino]

How hard are you turning it RPM wise
I get that much every oil change
I run it to 7000 a few times a day, once in a while to 8000

I don't run it too hard, 7500 rpms once in a while. daily driving shift around 4-5k rpm

 

[dn1984]

How hard are you turning it RPM wise
I get that much every oil change
I run it to 7000 a few times a day, once in a while to 8000

oh i drive it normal to work and back. hard to say how often i go WOT and redline, maybe a few times a week total. so yeah, not really severe duty here

 

[Joe B.]

Detailed inside and out. Wax w/Turtle Ice. Here's a couple shots of my vintage rubber Pony car floor mats I've had since the 70's and they fit perfect. Note the "cut for Javelin" on the backside.

 

[samd1351]

I haven't done a damn thing to it in weeks. Hell, I haven't even seen it. It's behind a protective half wall in the third car garage.

But by god this weekend it's getting an oil change, jacking rails, Rokbloxz installed front and rear and a wash.

I might even drive it!

 

[Elp_jc]

Those with oil in the catch can, I'd replace the PCV valve; it's less than $10. Mine was defective at 66 miles; replaced it on my dime, and no oil consumption in 900 miles. Hope it stays that way, but haven't gone past 5K rpm yet. Maybe the higher you go, the worst it gets? We'll see .

 

[ice445]

Those with oil in the catch can, I'd replace the PCV valve; it's less than $10. Mine was defective at 66 miles; replaced it on my dime, and no oil consumption in 900 miles. Hope it stays that way, but haven't gone past 5K rpm yet. Maybe the higher you go, the worst it gets? We'll see .

What's the part number and what's involved in changing it?

 

[NeedForGreen]

Swapped my tail lights out for Euros. No more Christmas except for when lit. lol

 

[Varanjar]

Put in a carbon fiber steering wheel.

 

[Briebee72]

Put in a carbon fiber steering wheel.

whoa you like carbon must be cooler where you live to block off your air vents. cant do that here Ill roast yesturday we had a 105 heat index and im in the mountains :(

Looks good though

 

[Varanjar]

whoa you like carbon must be cooler where you live to block off your air vents. cant do that here Ill roast yesturday we had a 105 heat index and im in the mountains :(

Looks good though

It's a little hard to tell in the picture, but there's actually plenty of airflow around the gauges. Each one is held in place by four set screws threaded through the vent housing. I got the idea from seeing the Roush gauge pod that they want fifty bucks each for.

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