Looking for 4.6 engine dress up pieces

If you wouldn't mind, could you please look at my engine bay:


and please recommend any engine dress up pieces you are aware of, thanks
BTW, not shown in this picture that have since been added are a chromed BBK CAI set up and a polished alternator cover.

We have a couple big Mustang shows coming up in the beginning of June and I am looking for any pieces that will help my Stang look even better when on display with the hood up.

Thanks in advance for any help

Steve

Ok, I guess what I was hoping for here was for some replies from members who have already installed some dress up pieces on their 4.6 engines and could give me details and feedback on how they like them and where to find them. Sorry if I didn't word my first post as well as I should have.

Here are some more current updated pics of my '01 vert's engine bay:



I agree that you can possibly have too much of a good thing, speaking of the GT logo all over, which is interesting with the comments to go to sites like UPR as many of the billet pieces from some of these companies like the radiator cap, brake fluid cap etc can come with...you guess it, a GT logo on them
I agree about the colored wire looms not being the best solution which is one of my reasons for requesting help on here for other better ways to dress up the engine bay.
I would also love to find some replacement hoses/pipes in chrome or even just polished if possible for some of those hoses that currently have those colored plastic looms on them. Anyone know where I could find some of those?

Thanks again

Steve

BLKsteeda said:

take a look at my engine...might give you some suggestions...

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Sweet!

I take it your stang is a Steeda, which means that most, if not all of your engine dress up accessories have the Steeda logo on them?
If so, do you know if those dress up pieces can also be purchased plain without the Steeda llogo and if so could you point me to a web or two that offers them?

Thanks

Steve

Wow, I have to say that seeing a comment like "These are Mustangs not Hondas. I'm not calling him a ricer but there are certain ways you should style a muscle car compared to an import." is very interesting to say the least.
My first car was a 1973 Plymouth Duster 340 that I bought back in the late 70's. As my dad and I modded that red with white racing stripes beast I did very similar things with detailing that car that I am now doing with my Stang. I guess it's true that some things never change.
My first Mustang was a white 1972 Mach-1 that I purchased in 1983. Again I detailed that Stang in a similar fashion. Later I detailed my 1979 black Mustang GT, then my 1971 Monte Carlo, 1984 Pontiac Trans-Am, 1987 Pontiac Fiero GT, etc, etc.

So oxfordgt, I'm curious now. Exactly what is the "correct" way in your mind to mod a late model Mustang over a car like say a Honda? I'm not trying to sound sarcastic or snobby, I would really like to know.
The reason I ask is that I always find some of the comments interesting from those who either don't know, have forgotten or were not around in even the later days of muscle cars and well before the latest generation in the 90's and into the new millennium that started to buy and mod import cars. They say imitation is a form of flattery, and if that is true than anyone who has ever modded a muscle car, or even any cars in the same or a similar year, especially the late 60's and all of the 70's and maybe some of the early 80's (before the government stepped in and squashed the muscle cars and HP wars for awhile) should be able to see that the newer generation of kids who are now modding the cars that are current for them, that being cars like the later model Firebirds, Mustangs, and obviously many imports are only doing some of the same things that some of us did, and even what our fathers did with the older generation of cars.
I am not talking about "performance" fart can mufflers, light up windshield washer squirters, fake fins, etc
I am talking about things like what we are talking about here. These things have been around for many many years and came about due to our fathers and grandfathers who were always looking to add not only extra go fast goodies but dress up pieces as well.
Along with flame paint jobs, lots of chrome and racing stripes also came engine dress up goodies which the "ricers" as many like to call them are now also doing on their rides as well.
I guess it's also true the old saying: "What was old is new again"...or something like that