Mach 1 Grill Delete Install *pics*

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big blue said:
This kit came to less than 40 bux. I like it fine. I could have bought the 3 pc kit i kinda like that you can see all the way. It reminds me of blacked out grill on my '68. As for :owned: the kit was inexpensive and looks good on the car and most of all I'm happy. Can't be :owned: for that.:nice:

I bought the 3 pieces seperately at a ford dealer for $35.
 
BLUE03GT said:
im not the only one with previously owned cas in the sig... almost everyone has it in their sig... nothing new

K, changing sig to:

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1979 Dodge Warlock II (sold)
1986 BMW 325i (sold)
1987 Honda Accord DX (sold)
1988 Ford Mustang GT
1991 Honda Accord LX (sold)
1993 Chevy Beretta (totalled)
1995 Jeep Cherokee Sport (sold)
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee LTD
2004 Ford Mustang GT
 
since i dont know what a backing nut/speed nut looks like, is there another way of removing the gap between the grill delete and bumper?

i heard double sided tape works? anything that lasts longer?
 
I bought the 2-piece set on Ebay, and it's already on its way to me. Is it possible to buy the 3rd piece separately (like from a Ford dealer) if I want to add it later?

BTW, I'm considering putting a custom emblem on instead of the pony.

Oh, and what would be a good way to darken the radiator? I'm assuming that regular black spray paint would be a bad idea. Maybe something high temp?
 
Susky said:
I bought the 2-piece set on Ebay, and it's already on its way to me. Is it possible to buy the 3rd piece separately (like from a Ford dealer) if I want to add it later?

The reason why 2 piece kits are offered is because some cars like my 2000 GT are already equipped with the radiator opening cover, look thru your grille first. Are you asking can you buy a Ford part from a Ford dealer?
:shrug: Only your hairdresser knows for sure. The part number is XR3Z-8C299-BA the msrp is $29.95
 
Can someone post a pic of their car with the three piece kit?
I don't guess I have really notice the difference in a two or three piece kit.
I would like to see the differnce before I buy my kit.
Thanks Guys
 
Ronald Jones said:
The reason why 2 piece kits are offered is because some cars like my 2000 GT are already equipped with the radiator opening cover, look thru your grille first. Are you asking can you buy a Ford part from a Ford dealer?
:shrug: Only your hairdresser knows for sure. The part number is XR3Z-8C299-BA the msrp is $29.95

i think all light colored cars had that stock.
 
hey....does anyone have a gap between the installed facia piece and the bumber at the lower corners?? I have about an 1/8" gap there and cannot figure out how to get the piece to tighten down flush to the bumper....any suggestions???
 
Ronald Jones said:
The reason why 2 piece kits are offered is because some cars like my 2000 GT are already equipped with the radiator opening cover, look thru your grille first. Are you asking can you buy a Ford part from a Ford dealer?
:shrug: Only your hairdresser knows for sure. The part number is XR3Z-8C299-BA the msrp is $29.95



XR3Z-8C299-BA is not the correct part # for the Mach 1 grill delete package. the correct part # is 2R3Z-8C299-AAA and sells for @$33.00
XR3Z-8C299-BA is for base models only.
 
Ronald Jones said:
Are you asking can you buy a Ford part from a Ford dealer?


LOL...I guess that's what I'm asking. :bang:


More accurately, I was asking if the radiator piece could be purchased separately from the other two, since I'm already going to have them.

Thanks for the info...and thanks to RandyStinchcomb for the clarification.
 
What's with all the Mach 1 posing? :shrug: J/K. All 99-04 Mustang Gt's should have came with the grill delete and chin spoiler from the factory - IMO, the front end just doesn't look complete without it. I do think the 3-piece grill delete is the way to go, but it isn't that obvious; I had the 3-piece on my Gt, then smashed the front end 2 weeks later. :bang: Next came the Cobra bumper.. :drool: Good thing is I kept the Mach 1 chin, so I have a spare. :D

Bullitt0616 said:
since i dont know what a backing nut/speed nut looks like, is there another way of removing the gap between the grill delete and bumper?

i heard double sided tape works? anything that lasts longer?

I just put the speed nuts on as tight as possible from underneath, and my grill delete barely moved. The delete on my Mach 1 even moves a little bit, so don't fret that. I tried the double sided tape idea you heard, and it barely helped at all since the delete has a lip in the front - it keeps the mid section from touching the bumper.. if that makes sense.