What did you do with your Mustang today?*
Cobra R Member
Joined: February 6, 2014
Posts: 1,564
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From: Motor City
SRP Racing pedals finally installed. Would have been a hell of a lot easier on a lift...
Also finally got around to installing the rear JL audio speakers. What a pain in the ***. Thankfully I won't need to undo any of that when I eventually get an amp in there. Plumbed it all into the trunk.
Also finally got around to installing the rear JL audio speakers. What a pain in the ***. Thankfully I won't need to undo any of that when I eventually get an amp in there. Plumbed it all into the trunk.
Team Mustang Source
Joined: January 5, 2005
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If I ad up my subs I have 80" total
36" in my car & 44" used in the house.
I just hit theses 2 x12" with a box yesterday that I do not need but they were pretty much given to me😨
to bad I used to like the Infinity Kapa's I have but the Kenwood Excelon now in sound cleaner.
36" in my car & 44" used in the house.
I just hit theses 2 x12" with a box yesterday that I do not need but they were pretty much given to me😨
to bad I used to like the Infinity Kapa's I have but the Kenwood Excelon now in sound cleaner.
V6 Member
Joined: October 22, 2014
Posts: 81
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From: Kansas
A Beautiful Day In Northeast Kansas
I am not sure if climate change is the result of human activity or just part of a natural cycle, but I can say that 74 F at the end of January is outside of normal. In fact, it is remarkable! With the warm wind blowing, I uncovered La Beastia and went for a nice ride and I had the heater off and the windows down. Nothing better than a twisty road and classic rock on the audio system, except the beautiful note of Coyote exhaust. 
Bullitt Member
Joined: August 20, 2014
Posts: 228
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From: New Castle, PA
I am not sure if climate change is the result of human activity or just part of a natural cycle, but I can say that 74 F at the end of January is outside of normal. In fact, it is remarkable! With the warm wind blowing, I uncovered La Beastia and went for a nice ride and I had the heater off and the windows down. Nothing better than a twisty road and classic rock on the audio system, except the beautiful note of Coyote exhaust.
Mach 1 Member
Joined: May 27, 2012
Posts: 620
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From: Marlborough, MA
I am not sure if climate change is the result of human activity or just part of a natural cycle, but I can say that 74 F at the end of January is outside of normal. In fact, it is remarkable! With the warm wind blowing, I uncovered La Beastia and went for a nice ride and I had the heater off and the windows down. Nothing better than a twisty road and classic rock on the audio system, except the beautiful note of Coyote exhaust.
FR500 Member
Joined: May 22, 2014
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From: Rockaway, NJ
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Joined: February 13, 2006
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Had a catastrophic blowout today (catastrophic for the tire, not for the car). Luckily it happened at 15 mph two streets over from home. **** lucky.
And here's the cuplrit:
What gets me was I just had the car serviced by the dealer for the airbag recall 2 weeks ago and they also looked the car over and told me my ball joints were loose. So I had it looked at last week by my local shop for wheel shake/ball joints/strut mounts/swaybar links/etc --they checked EVERYTHING but couldn't find anything wrong.
No suspension clunks or bangs this morning, just suddenly heard/felt a thunking like something was in the tire, so I pulled over...tire seemed OK. Slowly drive a little more to turn around and suddenly "PSSHSHSHSHSHSHSHHSHSHS" like I was draging something. Pull over again and find tire completely flat.
I called the shop up today, asked if the mechanic saw anything when he had it in the air and said--no everything was fine. I texted them the pics and they were awestruck and said there's no way they would have missed that and no way they would have let me leave the shop like that. They couldn't offer any explanations for how that would happen either, because even while the car's in the air, the spring is still under compression.
And here's the cuplrit:
What gets me was I just had the car serviced by the dealer for the airbag recall 2 weeks ago and they also looked the car over and told me my ball joints were loose. So I had it looked at last week by my local shop for wheel shake/ball joints/strut mounts/swaybar links/etc --they checked EVERYTHING but couldn't find anything wrong.
No suspension clunks or bangs this morning, just suddenly heard/felt a thunking like something was in the tire, so I pulled over...tire seemed OK. Slowly drive a little more to turn around and suddenly "PSSHSHSHSHSHSHSHHSHSHS" like I was draging something. Pull over again and find tire completely flat.
I called the shop up today, asked if the mechanic saw anything when he had it in the air and said--no everything was fine. I texted them the pics and they were awestruck and said there's no way they would have missed that and no way they would have let me leave the shop like that. They couldn't offer any explanations for how that would happen either, because even while the car's in the air, the spring is still under compression.
Cobra Member
Joined: November 19, 2005
Posts: 1,105
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From: Central Alabama
Had a catastrophic blowout today (catastrophic for the tire, not for the car). Luckily it happened at 15 mph two streets over from home. **** lucky. And here's the cuplrit: What gets me was I just had the car serviced by the dealer for the airbag recall 2 weeks ago and they also looked the car over and told me my ball joints were loose. So I had it looked at last week by my local shop for wheel shake/ball joints/strut mounts/swaybar links/etc --they checked EVERYTHING but couldn't find anything wrong. No suspension clunks or bangs this morning, just suddenly heard/felt a thunking like something was in the tire, so I pulled over...tire seemed OK. Slowly drive a little more to turn around and suddenly "PSSHSHSHSHSHSHSHHSHSHS" like I was draging something. Pull over again and find tire completely flat. I called the shop up today, asked if the mechanic saw anything when he had it in the air and said--no everything was fine. I texted them the pics and they were awestruck and said there's no way they would have missed that and no way they would have let me leave the shop like that. They couldn't offer any explanations for how that would happen either, because even while the car's in the air, the spring is still under compression.
Roush Forum Stalker
Joined: March 9, 2013
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From: Massachusetts
Who woulda thought!?!
2013 RR Boss 302 #2342
Joined: March 6, 2012
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From: Lancaster, PA
Hey no reason to be mad or call our northern neighbors names now! Eahh ... :-)
