HoosierDaddy
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Its common for red to talk trash like that to compensate for the fact that nature endowed red with the least photon energy of the colors.
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And yet, we are still the quickest colour. ;)! (and to stop [MENTION=14447]Centurion07[/MENTION] saying it... The "most bent when refracted")
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hafuckinha :lol:
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Your lucky your not on Facebook mate...
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Make one comment one time, and now every comment from everyone is a colour war :lol::lol:. And I always get bleeding tagged in it.
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Fitted a Ford Performance Oil Separator to the GT today, thanks to Enoch and his Youtube video. Took 20 minutes including watching said video. Nice bit of kit but I would say about ÂŁ100 over priced.. but hey-ho :ford: Save loads of money getting straight from the US (AM); Fordparts UK are not always the best priced - rip-off bast***s.
I think this kit is worth it if you intend to keep the GT a while like me
I think this kit is worth it if you intend to keep the GT a while like me
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I disagree George. I enjoyed the banter to start with, but that was two years ago. Perhaps if Manders had a GT he'd have got past it by now ;):bolt:
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Ordered a Craigs Custom number plate bracket:
http://ccmustangbrackets.com/product/2015-mustang-bracket/
My sto n sho in fairness has stood up pretty well, but with the car being lowered its sarting to take a battering. Im moving house in October from the country to the city and its days will be numbered with the increase in speedbumps and high kerbs.
http://ccmustangbrackets.com/product/2015-mustang-bracket/
My sto n sho in fairness has stood up pretty well, but with the car being lowered its sarting to take a battering. Im moving house in October from the country to the city and its days will be numbered with the increase in speedbumps and high kerbs.
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Fair comment... but remember it also acts as a guide to help you avoid trashing your front splitter!
The bottom edge of the Roush licence plate frame I have on my US Sto-n-Sho is always the first thing to come in contact with the ground when going up/down overtly angled ramps and excessively high speed bumps as it's about 10mm lower, so acts as warning to be careful or not go any further.
Having the Sto-n-Sho has actually saved my front splitter several times, and my licence plate frames cost me $4.16 to replace (I bought a half dozen of them for this reason), and I think the splitter costs just a little bit more than this!
I must admit though... I do like that Craigs Custom one you've ordered to retain the 'removable' option... looks very well made and very discreet.
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Yes, if there wasn't such a nice alternative as the Craig's, then I wouldn't bother.
My sto n sho is actually a bit twisted now, but still looks generally ok. I'll leave the bracket in place, so will actually have two options
My sto n sho is actually a bit twisted now, but still looks generally ok. I'll leave the bracket in place, so will actually have two options
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installed forward and rear facing dashcams. Must admit the wiring was quite easy around the cabin! 30min job done.
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Met up with a few forum members locally. Just too far to get down to Modurstang on the Saturday (2.5 hours each way) and I was down earlier in the week...
Many thanks to [MENTION=22033]WOLFMAN[/MENTION] for demonstrating the shear power of his roush supercharger and [MENTION=26439]hinch[/MENTION] for the shear nose from his new set of pipes
Met up with a few forum members locally. Just too far to get down to Modurstang on the Saturday (2.5 hours each way) and I was down earlier in the week...
Many thanks to [MENTION=22033]WOLFMAN[/MENTION] for demonstrating the shear power of his roush supercharger and [MENTION=26439]hinch[/MENTION] for the shear nose from his new set of pipes
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