Car looks sharp, and that's a good photo..Installed the Project 6GR Ten, 19x10’’ squared with 285/35R19 PS4S
There is no under hood module. All that is in the dash and is switched at the back button on the steering wheel. From there it is only the wiring for the camera which is covered in flex sheath like the other under bonnet wiring, so it blends in. I had a technician from the suppliers do the install as it was their first 18+ job. I guess any good car audio shop could do a nice install and probably supply as well.That's not a bad resolution I suppose, considering you just need to see that curb.
Can you please shoot us more pics here of the module under the hood, wiring, where you attached the camera etc? I think lot of different bumper styles here so I wanted to try to figure out where it would fit on mine. Luckily Ohio dropped the front plate requirement.
Got the smoked for my Bullitt about a year ago, really like them. Make the stock sidemarkers look really bad.
those are mine, I think we have the same design!!Keeping with my Coyote theme, I swapped my 5.0 badges.
I have not done anything with the swaybars, no.
I gotcha. So the install does require ripping the dash apart and using the factory SYNC wiring huh? That scares me a bit, I'm worried about future rattles.There is no under hood module. All that is in the dash and is switched at the back button on the steering wheel. From there it is only the wiring for the camera which is covered in flex sheath like the other under bonnet wiring, so it blends in. I had a technician from the suppliers do the install as it was their first 18+ job. I guess any good car audio shop could do a nice install and probably supply as well.
I know civilization in UK is crumbling and all after exiting Empire, but they don't have ruled note paper over there anymore?
I just love your daughters note. That one goes in the memories box.I’m birthday boy today and my girls got me this lot, most of which is kind of Mustang / car related :
I know there are better battery DA’s, but I’ve already got Ryobi stuff and unlike most other things the Ryobi DA is proportionately much cheaper in the U.K. than in the states (£84 with the pads, circa $110).
It will be perfect for what I want (quick setup / light work / touch up or single panel work). I have a porter cable that I bought in the states and run on a transformer if I need to do heavier work or run for a long time
Check the text on the note from our youngest …
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She made it (and the card) by herself, in her room, with no help and with things she could find in the craft draw - my misses couldn’t even see them until this morningI know civilization in UK is crumbling and all after exiting Empire, but they don't have ruled note paper over there anymore?
How long are you planning on keeping the car? If it’s going to be awhile are you considering an ESP?
Yes sir, plan to drive this b*tch into the ground.
The note is the best gift!I’m birthday boy today and my girls got me this lot, most of which is kind of Mustang / car related :
I know there are better battery DA’s, but I’ve already got Ryobi stuff and unlike most other things the Ryobi DA is proportionately much cheaper in the U.K. than in the states (£84 with the pads, circa $110).
It will be perfect for what I want (quick setup / light work / touch up or single panel work). I have a porter cable that I bought in the states and run on a transformer if I need to do heavier work or run for a long time
Check the text on the note from our youngest …
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Scheduling the same spring work to be done by Steeda Pompano
That's the PP2 splitter kit that I got from Steeda: https://www.steeda.com/ford-performance-m-16604-mpp-front-splitter-kit
