Radio Delete plate

[Dale Royster]

Who knows where to get a radio delete plate and an antenna delete cover for my 2001? Im wondering if the dealership would be able to order one.

 

[wms004]

you don't like music?

or do you have equipment in alternate areas.. A custom platic company would be able to build that for you for pretty cheap. I have a place close to me called "Tap Plastics" that can do anything you want with plastic.

-wade

 

[Dale Royster]

I dont like un-needed weight! Id much rather have the extra tenth off my ET.

 

[EachIt]

I dont like un-needed weight! Id much rather have the extra tenth off my ET.

Im not trying to be a smart ass or anything.. but why'd you get a 'vert if you wanted a race car?

 

[Green4.6GT]

no offence, i agree with you i've gutted a ton of weight from my stang too.. but a deck and nice pair of speakers is maybe 5 lbs at most.. wont hurt preformance at all

 

[cnp24]

They sale a radio delete cover at this website.

http://secure.50resto.com/index.cfm?SID=1

 

[Dale Royster]

Im not trying to be a smart ass or anything.. but why'd you get a 'vert if you wanted a race car?

People dont expect a convertible to blow their doors off, and I wasnt really expecting to be doing this with the car when I bought it.

 

[Dale Royster]

no offence, i agree with you i've gutted a ton of weight from my stang too.. but a deck and nice pair of speakers is maybe 5 lbs at most.. wont hurt preformance at all

Every little bit helps, Im gonna be taking alot more off the car as I find it. Looking into light weight racing seats next.

 

[S.D.-Stangman]

the antenna delete plate is here : http://www.mustangparts.com/

Beware though, it is off of the 2000 cobra R and it is 16.99 + like 7.50 for shipping.
I about crapped myself when i saw how much they wanted for a stinkin piece of plastic!

 

[BlackVert]

i doubt very seriously that the radio will change your et. but while you are at it, you might as well also take out the a/c, the heater core, fan and center console. you don't really need those either.

you could save 50 lbs, improve the weight distribution, and put more traction to the rear wheels by installing a tubular k-member kit. but then again, that is a bigger job than taking out the radio.