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I just has a (Kill Switch) hidden away in the car. Cant tell you the relief it gives at the flick of a switch. I paid $30 for the switch and another $70 to have a car alarm business install it. Best $100 you will ever spend. Everyone should put one in.
 
its not always fun and games sometimes you leave your baby parked in the street for the first time ever and some drunk driver decides to take a nap while driving home lol.. only good thing is that the driver wasnt injured the car can be replaced or in this case rebuilt!
 

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'09 GT.
 

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2007 4.0 V-6 Mustang. Roush "R" spec spoiler and hood scoop. Was this done at the factory? I can't find another Mustang that is outiftted similarly. But it sure looks like it was done factory. Really clean. I bought it when I saw it sitting at road side with a For Sale sign in the front. Liked the way it looks. Planning side window scoops, lower scoops in front of the tires, Cervinni's front spoiler and some Spec D sequential tail lights in clear European with black background, to match headlights of the same already on vehicle. in the very near future. I've already replaced the long whip antenna with a Cravenspeed stubby. The hood bra is come and go, not always on. Yet I also have one on my 98 Ranger and my 04 Lightning.
 

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Well, I bought a Cervinnis chin spoiler for my 07 V-6 model. Very large spoiler. If it does nothing, it redirects a lot of air up through the lower grill openings. The ram air velocity stack for my CAI is in the lower grill under the driver's side signals. So it likely sees a nice boost in air as well. I've put about 100 miles on it since I got it installed, haven't managed to hit it on anything yet. LMAO!

I didn't install it per the instructions. They used the four push pins underneath and nine self-tapping screws. I don't really care for self-tapping screws if I can do better. Bought a 90 degree angle motor at Harbor Freight, drilled a bunch of 1/4 holes between the spoiler and the bumper, installed 1/4 bolts with lock nuts and one inch fender washers on both sides. Also increased the size and length of the 3M supervisor tape they supplied, from 1/4 to 1/2. And went full length with the two-faced tape instead of just under the signals.

The bumper moves a little with this on there, just a teeny tiny bit. But I don't like it. LMAO!! So I am going to fashion some aluminum supports that go from the four bolts that replace the push pins to the radiator supports. Won't be visible, will firm up the bumper so it doesn't wiggle at all.
 

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