strut tower caps/covers for our cars?

SVT3183

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Does anyone make these? I've seen them for 99+, but not 94-98.

 

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yukisho

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I've never seen them for 94-98. Although I am pretty sure mercury's of the same year would work.

 

ronstang94

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im not sure if this is what you are asking about but when i bought my car it had some black plastic caps that just popped on the factory caster camber plates. I bought my steeda plates and gave the covers to my sister for her V6. I just figured they came with the car from the factory. looked like stock pieces.

 

SN95StangMan

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I just saw some of those on eBay earlier today

 

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wytstang

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These?

If so then performancepartsinc.com sells them under suspension ($20), listed as

1994-04 upper strut mount (decorative) cover set

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GTA_V6_Mustang

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my car came with them, lol Probably a peice that gets lost along the way of our stangs life, lol.

 

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yukisho

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Personally I don't like having those under my hood. I prefer the raw deal in front of my face. But everyone is different. I have seen some cool things done with them though. Some guy had a fetish or something with snoopy, had his whole car painted up, interior everything with a snoopy theme. He had two snoopy heads as covers for those.

 

Killercanary

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They were more common on the 94 models. I think only very early 95's had them.

 

blksn955.o

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Mine has them stock and mine was 100% bone stock when purchased in 99. Like said I think they are a 94 thing for the most part. I think they clean up the engine bay vs having the bare plates showing.

 

SVT3183

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i didn't realize these were ever stock on 94-95's. i called a dealer and they're like 6 bucks and change each. i'm not 100% sure how they will look, but for that price it can't hurt to try! i might paint them.

 

Chythar

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The stock covers don't fit with aftermarket caster/camber plates, sadly. I wouldn't mind some sort of aftermarket replacement of some sort.

 

gcomfx.com

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My 94 didn't have them. Or someone tossed them over the years before I bought the car.

 

toyman

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gcomfx.com said:

My 94 didn't have them. Or someone tossed them over the years before I bought the car.

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Probably the first person who replaced the struts. Never saw them on mine as well.

 

revhead347

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Extra weight.

Kurt

 

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tderrick

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I like the raw look also.... forget 'em