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kooldawg6 · Aug 1, 2007

Very nice cubicle

anticubicle · Aug 1, 2007

Troy-Stangsaver said:
damn that is one hell of a camera

Yes indeed. I'm gonna snag it from the office this weekend to snap some more shots.

'68StangGT · Aug 15, 2007

nice pics everyone

keep 'em coming !

stangdude2000 · Aug 21, 2007

My 2008 Alloy Metallic GT Premium! Just got her three days ago!

more pics at http://rides.webshots.com/album/560351294IdyVMJ

bigcat · Aug 22, 2007

love the painted wheels, nice option!

partsbill · Aug 27, 2007

bigcat · Aug 27, 2007

is that the gt500 style front splitter from cervinis? i really like that look.

Revlefty · Aug 27, 2007

bigcat said:
is that the gt500 style front splitter from cervinis? i really like that look.

No it's the actual GT500 splitter.

partsbill · Aug 28, 2007

I modified the OEM GT500 spoiler, I figured for $62.00 if it didn't turn out like I wanted then no big deal, I'm happy with the end result which leaves more money for mods.

bigcat · Aug 28, 2007

sweet. what needed to be modified? new holes for mounting?

partsbill · Aug 28, 2007

there is about 1 foot of a reinforcement moulded on the chin spoiler on each side that you have to cut off flush so that it will fit flush with the bottom of the bumper, I used my dremil with a cutoff wheel, start by attaching the sides of the spoiler to the car using the top hole on each side, there are screws that hold the inner fender liner to the fender already there, then you can raise the spoiler up to mark where you need to trim, you'll trim most of it off except about a inch, after you get it trimmed to where it fits nice you can smooth it out by sanding down, be careful not to scratch the outer part of the spoiler that you will see, I did not have to sand because I was able to cut it off with the dremil to where it was nice and smooth, after it's trimmed and fits nice you are ready to bolt to the car, using the 2 outer holes on each side as a guide mark your bumper and drill holes, then using stainless bolts & nuts you can mount to your car, then vertical ends on each side can be moulded to the contour of your fender opening by using a heat gun, I drilled another hole about half way down and used a trim screw on each side to pull the sides in, the last thing I did was drill another hole in the center of the bumper and mount the spoiler to the bumper so that the middle of the spoiler was supported, there is a total of 5 bolts that mount the spoiler to the bottom of the bumper, 2 on each end and 1 in the center, 2 screws on each end that hold the sides, the last thing was to fill the rest of the holes with interior trim plugs, also I used some rubberized roof flashing and moulded a cap to cover the center opening of the spoiler that was visible, it took about 3 hours to do but in the end it turned out great.

bigcat · Aug 28, 2007

thanks for the tip.

kooldawg6 · Aug 28, 2007

Nice job partsbill

boss 245 · Aug 29, 2007

I'm new to this forum, so here's my car. The silver one was a 2005 v6 auto, ran 14.13@96 MPH bolt on N/A, the blue one is it's replacement, (silver one was wrecked) and it is a 2005 v6 auto, more bolt ons than the silver one had. I have not had a chance to take it to the track yet.
http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosting/is.php?i=505820&img=IMG_1789.JPG
http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosting/is.php?i=559817&img=race_photo_6_9_.jpg
time slips for the silver car
http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosting/is.php?i=532033&img=4_14_2007_et.JP.jpg

http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosting/is.php?i=603390&img=grey_bullets_2..jpg
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http://www.savepic.com/freepicturehosting/is.php?i=618084&img=interior.jpg
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kooldawg6 · Aug 29, 2007

Nice cars and welcome aboard!
Linked all the pics into the thread.

boss 245 said:
I'm new to this forum, so here's my car. The silver one was a 2005 v6 auto, ran 14.13@96 MPH bolt on N/A, the blue one is it's replacement, (silver one was wrecked) and it is a 2005 v6 auto, more bolt ons than the silver one had. I have not had a chance to take it to the track yet.

boss 245 · Aug 29, 2007

Thanks, I had no idea they would be so large! I've never been able to get them to work that way

kooldawg6 · Aug 30, 2007

Not a problem
Here's how I did it for you.

I use photobucket.com which gives you a tab that you just click and it puts them into that for you for easy posting.

kooldawg6 · Aug 30, 2007

Just added the GT500 replica rear spoiler from http://www.atlantaauto.com/ford/mustang/rearspoilers/3d691038p05.html
Total install time was about an hour and 10 minutes while cleaning and waxing took about another 15-20 minutes. Near awesome paint quality and fits/looks very nice (Thanks DarkFireGT )

Power4 · Aug 31, 2007

Pretty slick KoolDawg. That is one nicely detailed GT you have.

kooldawg6 · Aug 31, 2007

thanks Power4 Next on the list are new wheels/tires, CDC black aluminum grill, classic chin spoiler(hopefully all this year )

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