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Can someone explain the MACH 1 Grill delete to me?

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MotleyCrue

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Hi,


What is the Mach 1 grill delete for the Mustang GTs and how is it done? Also, where do you get the parts to do it? Thanks


Chris
 

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I ordered mine from gefracing I think, but if I were you I'd order it from mustangtuning.com. ChrisXoxide (a fellow Stangnet member) owns the site and will take good care of you. I'm sure you'll find a thing or 2 extra off the site that you'll wanna get.

It's very easy to install...it should come w/full instructions...you just remove the stock grill, and put the platform in there and screw it down (or use double sided tape). There really isn't much to it...pretty self explanitory.

 

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Steeda also sells a kit that s very good.
 

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Partshopper.com sells the Steeda kit for $54, then take 5% off with the stangnet coupon.
 

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JonJon said:
Partshopper.com sells the Steeda kit for $54, then take 5% off with the stangnet coupon.
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Nice...however...

Mustangtuning has it for $44.95 here

http://www.mustangtuning.com/cdcgrelgt9.html
 

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yeah

this is mine.. I like the kit..

 

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How do you get the original grill out of there? I have a 2004 if that matters.


Thanks
 
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Incase you are curious, the model I have is from Steeda. I'm not sure if they are the original manufacturer.
 

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www.steeda.com

www.karkraft.com
 
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Steeda Grill delete

I bought minee from Mustang Unlimited for 50 bucks and it was a snap to put in. You might have to buy a star key if you don't have one allready to remove the running horse. Did anybody kit come with a star key to remove the two Anti Theft screw's
 

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So you take out the horse to get to the bottom screws? We got the top one off now we need to know how to get the bottom ones off. thanks in advance
 

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yeah man

they are really easy to put in
 

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But how do you remove the bottom screws? I would like to have this done today.
 

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BABstangV6 said:
But how do you remove the bottom screws? I would like to have this done today.
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Remove the headlights (gives more flex to the bumper) and get a ratchet under the bumper. It's a pain, but isn't that bad after the first 1.

Here's a parts list and instructions.
http://members.cox.net/red9r/Installations/Mach 1 Grill.htm
 

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You don't need to remove the headlights!!! That's ridiculous. Just unscrew the honey grille on top and pull a little. You can remove the 4 bottom screws with a 7mm or 5/16 key directly.
It took me 20min to install mine !
(got it from Steeda for 50bucks by the way, nice kit!)
 

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i just got the one from steeda for christmas looks to be quility!
 

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00s281sc368 said:
You don't need to remove the headlights!!! That's ridiculous. Just unscrew the honey grille on top and pull a little. You can remove the 4 bottom screws with a 7mm or 5/16 key directly.
It took me 20min to install mine !
(got it from Steeda for 50bucks by the way, nice kit!)
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Removing the head lights takes 2 seconds and it gives you more play. No reason to not remove them.
 

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i can

explain it takes off the ugly honey comb and frees the horse from that silver ring that it is running in on all 99+ mustangs.
 

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Grille Delete installation
 

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One thing to be careful of when installing the grille delete kit....dont overtighten the 4 bolts to the bumper. The screws will actually start to protrude through the plastic piece of the grille delete! I did this and just threw away my $60.

Another thing I didn't like about the grille delete is that if your radiator has some knicks in it (like mine does) it clearly shows them. I ended up going back to my stock grille.
 
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