Bumpers enroute
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I ordered my Redfire GT bumpers from Casco today. I spent a long time agonizing if this is the route I wanted to go or not.
Ive looked over all the posts of exterior mods that Mustang owners have done, and although the cars look great, I think the classic clean lines of the car speak for itself. I currently have bright GT wheels, Im adding the GT bumpers and I may add a ducktail since I have no spoiler at all. Still undecided on the ducktail, I like them, but I also like the back end of the car without one.
Next spring I will decide if I want to go with a CAI and tune or a procharger. If I skip the procharger I will use that $ and buy a fox Stang to tinker on.
I love to mod my cars, but I like this one just the way it is. Maybe the need for speed will grow on me later, I hope so.
Ive looked over all the posts of exterior mods that Mustang owners have done, and although the cars look great, I think the classic clean lines of the car speak for itself. I currently have bright GT wheels, Im adding the GT bumpers and I may add a ducktail since I have no spoiler at all. Still undecided on the ducktail, I like them, but I also like the back end of the car without one.
Next spring I will decide if I want to go with a CAI and tune or a procharger. If I skip the procharger I will use that $ and buy a fox Stang to tinker on.
I love to mod my cars, but I like this one just the way it is. Maybe the need for speed will grow on me later, I hope so.
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I suppose you'll add the fog lights too? I think the GT front end is a good mod. Initially, I liked the duck tail too, but the longer I looked at the back end the more I liked it without anything.
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