Just ordered: CS Facia - Boss 302 splitter
3/23/11, 04:57 PM
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so...
Small Flat box, Splitter
Larger Light box, Front facia
even larger HEAVY box..... Ford f150 Chrome Running board tubes.... WTF?? i wasnt charged for them, or have them on my invoice... thats awesome......
Small Flat box, Splitter
Larger Light box, Front facia
even larger HEAVY box..... Ford f150 Chrome Running board tubes.... WTF?? i wasnt charged for them, or have them on my invoice... thats awesome......
3/23/11, 05:34 PM
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Nice lol
3/25/11, 12:44 AM
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For those that have the CS/GT fascia and splitter - looking back at how you did it, do you have any feedback on which way is the better way to go? Eg did you do it one way, but now think doing the other way would be better?
3/25/11, 01:23 AM
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Either way, i would have taken the bumper off to attach the splitter.. so much easier with the bumper upside down to attach it.. 36 pilot holes then larger holes behind it.. but they drill like butter in plastic.. saturday ill go ahead with the semi- final install, it will come off again in few months when i have it painted..
3/25/11, 05:05 AM
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Taking the bumper off to do the splitter install gives you a lot more flexibility and makes alignment much easier. I did mine up on ramps and it was fairly simple, but you're going to work on your back the whole time.
3/29/11, 07:28 PM
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Looks great as is!.. to really set it off though; I say you put in the CS fogs and replace the grille (deleting the fogs) with a billet... That would look awesome!
3/29/11, 07:55 PM
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thanks, ill prolly do dual fog setup if i can get my hands on some fogs, ill make a Solid state relay control box to put both fog lights on same circuit.
3/31/11, 03:11 AM
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$16 Less, for my California Special front valance w/Fog lights than the 1 they have at AM without, and it was actually after looking at the receipt it was almost $36 cheaper.
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4/11/11, 12:20 PM
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just got done adding the factory fog lights, custom made harness with relay .
When the grill fogs turn on, the relay activates and turns the lower fog lights on , they are on a 15 amp fuse.. should be good with that.. only thing now i will do later is prolly replace all my bulbs with silverstar lights.. Ill get pics later when it gets darker..
When the grill fogs turn on, the relay activates and turns the lower fog lights on , they are on a 15 amp fuse.. should be good with that.. only thing now i will do later is prolly replace all my bulbs with silverstar lights.. Ill get pics later when it gets darker..
