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REMOVING SIDE SCOOPS: Nedd help, pictures if you got em.

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Cobra Jay

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I'm in the process of UPGRADING to Bullitt side scoops.
Can some one tell me how to remove my side scoops WITHOUT FARCKING them or my rear 1/4 up. I've got someone who wants to buy my factory scoops and I need mine to come off easy and in one piece.

Pics if you got any.
 

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http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/scoops2.htm
 
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Pull!
 

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Grab and TUG!
 

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COBRA90GT said:
http://www.mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/scoops2.htm
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Thanks.
 

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i never was a fan of the bullitt side scoops. they look soft and un-muscular...and out of place
 

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TrueBlue03 said:
I like watching 12 year old boys shower
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I didn't ask what people thought of Bullitt side scoops. But since we're voicing our opinions, I think chrome wheels are Ghetto! Don't be a thread Hy-Jacker with useless replys!
 
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I used to say just yank them off. However, it is not that hard to remove the back seats and quarter trim and once you do you can access the fasteners from the inside that hold on the scoops. I would do that if it was me...

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I could do that ,but I've also got a CDC light bar to deal with. I'll work it out.

The guy who was supposed to buy the factory ones bailed on me anyway, so just as long as I don't mess up the rear 1/4 is all that matters now.
 
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