2010-2014 Ford Mustang S-197 Gen II Lets see your latest Pics PHOTO GALLERY
7/3/14, 08:28 PM
#9921
I Have No Life
Yeah, I met a photographer at the last C&C event. He contacted Velgen and they want shots of my car for the website and their Facebook page. Probably do that in the next month or so. I haven't had any pics taken other than cell phone pics lol. I'm excited to find out what kinda power you're making with the new pulley/tune!
7/4/14, 12:24 AM
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7/4/14, 12:00 PM
#9924
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Thank you Smurf. BMC was NOT the easiest company to deal with. The CF hood had some fog in it. The original clear coat also reacted with the gel coat and led to more fogging. Neither the painter nor BMC wanted to commit to the issue, so i said paint it DIB. Not sure i will deal with BMC again. I just don't like being ignored after a $1500 purchase. I might check out Siebon for other CF stuff, or even Trucarbon again.
In the end I am very happy with the result, as are the spectators and fellow stangers at the recent shows.
In the end I am very happy with the result, as are the spectators and fellow stangers at the recent shows.
7/4/14, 12:44 PM
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Thank you Smurf. BMC was NOT the easiest company to deal with. The CF hood had some fog in it. The original clear coat also reacted with the gel coat and led to more fogging. Neither the painter nor BMC wanted to commit to the issue, so i said paint it DIB. Not sure i will deal with BMC again. I just don't like being ignored after a $1500 purchase. I might check out Siebon for other CF stuff, or even Trucarbon again.
In the end I am very happy with the result, as are the spectators and fellow stangers at the recent shows.
In the end I am very happy with the result, as are the spectators and fellow stangers at the recent shows.
A. Save money, get fiberglass, paint it all.
B. Get the carbonfiber, and change the stripes to black and leave the hood "stripes" exposed carbon fiber.
7/4/14, 01:22 PM
#9929
Super Boss Lawman Member
the raw carbon fiber look seems to get mixed reviews and after a lot of research it seems like it's a fair amount of maintenance and upkeep to keep it looking good. however now that my hood has being painted it looks spectacular and under certain conditions you can see a ghost of the carbon fiber pattern. if I had to do it all over again I think I would just stick with fiberglass and paint it all.
7/4/14, 01:54 PM
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Took the summer toy out for a few today on accounta AMURR'CA and all that:
Gotta say, after 2-3 hours in the Camaro, getting back into the Mustang is like getting into a Bentley. Amazing how far ergonomics and comfort have come in a quarter century.
Gotta say, after 2-3 hours in the Camaro, getting back into the Mustang is like getting into a Bentley. Amazing how far ergonomics and comfort have come in a quarter century.
7/4/14, 02:39 PM
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7/4/14, 04:14 PM
#9935
Legacy TMS Member
7/4/14, 06:17 PM
#9936
FR500 Member
Forecast called for rain all day. But it was cool and overcast and the rain hadn't started yet early this morning...figured I'd roll the dice and just give it a quick wash. Yeah, right.
Next thing I know, I got a coat of Mequiars polishing cream on it, followed by a Mequiars Carnuba hand wax treatment. 3/4 thru, rain started, finished it in the garage. The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage.
Ended up in a 7 hour every-nook-and-cranny detailing marathon, The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage. Rain stopped, took 'er for a spin.
Next thing I know, I got a coat of Mequiars polishing cream on it, followed by a Mequiars Carnuba hand wax treatment. 3/4 thru, rain started, finished it in the garage. The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage.
Ended up in a 7 hour every-nook-and-cranny detailing marathon, The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage. Rain stopped, took 'er for a spin.
7/4/14, 06:24 PM
#9937
Forecast called for rain all day. But it was cool and overcast and the rain hadn't started yet early this morning...figured I'd roll the dice and just give it a quick wash. Yeah, right.
Next thing I know, I got a coat of Mequiars polishing cream on it, followed by a Mequiars Carnuba hand wax treatment. 3/4 thru, rain started, finished it in the garage. The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage.
Ended up in a 7 hour every-nook-and-cranny detailing marathon, The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage. Rain stopped, took 'er for a spin.
Next thing I know, I got a coat of Mequiars polishing cream on it, followed by a Mequiars Carnuba hand wax treatment. 3/4 thru, rain started, finished it in the garage. The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage.
Ended up in a 7 hour every-nook-and-cranny detailing marathon, The only thing I didn't do was the undercarriage. Rain stopped, took 'er for a spin.