GT/CS front fascia with street scene fogs PICS
2/2/07, 10:22 PM
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2/2/07, 10:47 PM
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Both cars have the inserts. The orange one is just painted one color and they didn't fit it well at all.
The kit comes with the extensions for the headlights and a piece that connects the two in front of the grill. The pieces are made for the stock grill and come with a cutout overlay to trim the center piece for the driving lights.
The overlay DOES NOT fit the SS grill so any trimming is by trial and error. All three parts had to be trimmed extensively to fit the SS grill because the grill extends about an inch further forward.
I had my inset painted black to match the stripe and then the silver in the area that chrome trim would have gone, in the day.
The kit comes with the extensions for the headlights and a piece that connects the two in front of the grill. The pieces are made for the stock grill and come with a cutout overlay to trim the center piece for the driving lights.
The overlay DOES NOT fit the SS grill so any trimming is by trial and error. All three parts had to be trimmed extensively to fit the SS grill because the grill extends about an inch further forward.
I had my inset painted black to match the stripe and then the silver in the area that chrome trim would have gone, in the day.
Who ever setup redbulitts car knew what they were doing...excellent ride!
2/2/07, 11:15 PM
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One more question for you. Does the cervini's package come with a windshield sprayer nozzle relocation kit? Or did you have to relocate them with a kit you bought elsewhere?
2/3/07, 07:27 AM
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It comes with two new metal spray nozzles that are attached from underneath with a T and hose supplied to attach to the existing hose from the factory. Very similar to the 69/70 models from what I can tell. I works just fine.
2/3/07, 07:28 AM
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That Grabber car looked terrible,poor alignment on the bumper cover and the grille was fugly.I hate to be critical but sometimes retro modding and contemporary styling clash like crap and snot in the same hanky
Who ever setup redbulitts car knew what they were doing...excellent ride!
Who ever setup redbulitts car knew what they were doing...excellent ride!
4/3/07, 10:28 PM
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4/4/07, 07:14 AM
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Ya redbullet can we get some updated pics and see what your car looks like now a month later? It is one of the best stangs I've ever seen without a doubt. Thanks!
4/4/07, 07:44 AM
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Good to hear man!
(I still remember when you were down for the 'engine issue'.... that had to have been tough)
I just recently bumped the stock Saleen pulley (4.0 : 3.5 to 4 lbs boost) for the 3.6 (7.5 lbs boost) and should be having it custom tuned next thursday....
My bud just got a Mazda Speed3 (quick little turboed sucker) and the first thing I told him:
'Welcome to the world of forced induction....'
(I still remember when you were down for the 'engine issue'.... that had to have been tough)
I just recently bumped the stock Saleen pulley (4.0 : 3.5 to 4 lbs boost) for the 3.6 (7.5 lbs boost) and should be having it custom tuned next thursday....
My bud just got a Mazda Speed3 (quick little turboed sucker) and the first thing I told him:
'Welcome to the world of forced induction....'
4/4/07, 03:56 PM
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The same Mach 1 scoop. The Cervini's scoop curled up at the back and wouldn't lay flat like it was supposed to.
So, I bought a repo from Dynacorn made from fiberglass and will trim that one to match the curve of the hood and then paint it.
It has turn signals in the rear of the scoop, like the original, and I'm going to mount a small LED bulb in the back of the scoop to show through the grill of the scoop when the lights are on. Just a small single bulb, not too much light.
To be honest, since the scoop has been off, I kinda like it better w/o the scoop, but since the hood has holes in it to fit the turn signals, the scoop has to go back on.
So, I bought a repo from Dynacorn made from fiberglass and will trim that one to match the curve of the hood and then paint it.
It has turn signals in the rear of the scoop, like the original, and I'm going to mount a small LED bulb in the back of the scoop to show through the grill of the scoop when the lights are on. Just a small single bulb, not too much light.
To be honest, since the scoop has been off, I kinda like it better w/o the scoop, but since the hood has holes in it to fit the turn signals, the scoop has to go back on.
4/6/07, 12:25 AM
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red bullet, that's the Mystery 7 front end extender right? Looks fvckin' awesome! I'm really thinking about getting the Mystery 8 kit with the hood for my VB GT/SC
edit: also, where did you get those clear turn signals?
edit: also, where did you get those clear turn signals?
4/6/07, 10:18 AM
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yes it's fully functional. You can't really see the vents at the top of the hood but it looks like the GT500KR hood.
The myster 8 is designed to look like the 68 KR while the myster 7 is supposed to look like the '67 shelby.
4/6/07, 07:52 PM
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