What did you do with your Mustang today?*
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I've actually got a second set of stock fogs that I was going to put some oracle halos in, but I've been too busy to finish them.
first with Gabe and the dirt on his track car, and now you with that company name. Eww. lol.I guess, what I was saying was, regardless of the source of the blacked out fogs - the concept of the blacked out fogs esp on a dark colored car looks fantastic. Mine were custom made by a shop from a guy I know - dechromed, OEM originals.
Good stuff, Nathan.
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the concept of the blacked out fogs esp on a dark colored car looks fantastic. Mine were custom made by a shop from a guy I know - dechromed, OEM originals.
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I went with the full blacked-out light treatment with tinted overlays from Anchor Room. The fogs were a little tough...still have a couple of wrinkles but you have to get up real close to notice.
the concept of the blacked out fogs esp on a dark colored car looks fantastic. Mine were custom made by a shop from a guy I know - dechromed, OEM originals.
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I went with the full blacked-out light treatment with tinted overlays from Anchor Room. The fogs were a little tough...still have a couple of wrinkles but you have to get up real close to notice.
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That's what I'm talking about Tom. Awesome. I added the halos to mine and they really pop against a dechromed/black background.
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I dreamt about cruising the Green Machine today after work since it's so nice out,..................but just finished bodybuilding and got a little backyard work to do today. Maybe Wednesday??
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Thank you sir. I also replaced the chrome pony with matte black...it's a good stop-gap measure until I decide what to do with the grille. I'd like to hide the fogs behind a tube grille without any emblem.
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White Lightning (TBC-EX) – A ceramic thermal barrier primarily used on the outside of exhaust parts. Applied approximately .015” thick.
It is white because it is true ceramic that could withstand 3,000 degree heat.
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Unfortunately all I've done to my Mustang today was walk by it, as it's sitting with "30 miles to empty" and dirty, in the garage, as it's looked since the autocross I did with it last Saturday.
Tomorrow night I'm taking in a local cruise night, so tomorrow I'll get to drive it again, and I guess the 2 main things to do with it before the cruise night should be getting some gas and hitting the local touchless car wash
What brand stuff did you install?
And did you do the work yourself?
Tomorrow night I'm taking in a local cruise night, so tomorrow I'll get to drive it again, and I guess the 2 main things to do with it before the cruise night should be getting some gas and hitting the local touchless car wash
And did you do the work yourself?
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Unfortunately all I've done to my Mustang today was walk by it, as it's sitting with "30 miles to empty" and dirty, in the garage, as it's looked since the autocross I did with it last Saturday.
Tomorrow night I'm taking in a local cruise night, so tomorrow I'll get to drive it again, and I guess the 2 main things to do with it before the cruise night should be getting some gas and hitting the local touchless car wash
What brand stuff did you install?
And did you do the work yourself?
Tomorrow night I'm taking in a local cruise night, so tomorrow I'll get to drive it again, and I guess the 2 main things to do with it before the cruise night should be getting some gas and hitting the local touchless car wash
What brand stuff did you install?
And did you do the work yourself?
At my age I do good just to get out of my frigging recliner
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Originally Posted by Weather Man
Got my ARH headers (1 7/8" with 3.5" collector) for my whipple build. Swaintech does nice work coating.
Mine are coming in a couple weeks from Kooks. Was going to have them ceramic coated but for the gains it might be too costly for me at this point.
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Well... I'm reduced to a 7 year old once again - eager with anticipation. I'll be frequenting the UPS site because all my new exhaust parts are on their way!!! Kooks really stepped it up with basically a 1 week turn around time. 
I also am in contact with my installer and it will either be Monday or Wednesday next week (weather permitting).
I also am in contact with my installer and it will either be Monday or Wednesday next week (weather permitting).
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From: CenTex...sort of
Changed the oil, trans fluid, coolant and brake fluid in preparation for some fun next weekend. If you do not have an automated brake-line bleeder, get one. I'll never change the brake fluid again without mine.
