Your Favorite mods under $75
#21
Bullitt Member
I like my stubby antenna and have had absolutely no reduction in FM reception but Tampa is a decently populated city so I would assume the radio transmitters are close by.
I like my battery and master cylinder covers. You can get them for 80.99 now compared to 89.99 normally at CJ Pony and I am sure there is a forum discount to get even more off. They add some organization under the hood haha
Another neat cheap mod for those of us with base models is getting the automatic headlight switch. Under $20 and just replaces the regular headlight switch then boom. Automatic headlights when wipers turn on and/or it gets dark out. Adds that little something extra.
I like my battery and master cylinder covers. You can get them for 80.99 now compared to 89.99 normally at CJ Pony and I am sure there is a forum discount to get even more off. They add some organization under the hood haha
Another neat cheap mod for those of us with base models is getting the automatic headlight switch. Under $20 and just replaces the regular headlight switch then boom. Automatic headlights when wipers turn on and/or it gets dark out. Adds that little something extra.
#22
I Have No Life
^ Anthony, I keep forgetting to get those darn battery and cylinder covers. I'm so glad you said CJ pony. If it was from that other store, it would never get purchased by me. lol.
Looks really good man!
Looks really good man!
#24
I Have No Life
I love threads like these... here's my list, no order of preference. Figured, under $75 is all a favorite. lol.
- Speeddawg custom shift ****
- GT500 rear splash guards
- front splash guards (non-AM for sure, can't remember brand)
- tail light sequencers (again, non-AM thankfully, can't remember brand)
- MRT custom Kona Blue hood struts
- S&B custom blue conical filter
- Lloyd 5.0 mats
- Stubby antenna
- Lamin X tint (fogs/HIDs)
- VLED interior LED's
- Boss coil covers
- Speeddawg custom shift ****
- GT500 rear splash guards
- front splash guards (non-AM for sure, can't remember brand)
- tail light sequencers (again, non-AM thankfully, can't remember brand)
- MRT custom Kona Blue hood struts
- S&B custom blue conical filter
- Lloyd 5.0 mats
- Stubby antenna
- Lamin X tint (fogs/HIDs)
- VLED interior LED's
- Boss coil covers
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- Sound tube delete (already mentioned, but makes things cleaner under the hood)
- Painting coil covers Boss blue
- Plasti-dipping my center bezel/console to match my Brick Red interior
- Plasti-dipping (same red) the faux gas cap (plus some 3M DiNOC carbon fiber film)
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#34
Shelby GT350 Member
The Energy Suspensions polyurethane shifter mount bushing was about $15 and helped a lot with grinding into second and 3rd. Did not completely cure it, but made a pretty big difference for $15.
#35
Those rocker stripes from AM would look good too. Pretty cheap mod. New shift ball (manual) Tint for the lights and side markers. A can of plastidip goes a long way too. I blacked out my spoiler, the gloss back decklid panel, and lower rear bumper valance.
#37
Cobra Member
Smoked license plate covers add a nice touch. I'd call it more of an accessory than a mod though.
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#39
Bullitt Member
It was easy to set-up. I think the directions are in this thread.
https://themustangsource.com/forums/...onight-518514/
https://themustangsource.com/forums/...onight-518514/