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YEah you all are lucky. I figured California would be the worst about it but as it turns out I've been in PA for years without knowing it was the strictest in the USA.
Thanks I'll try rubbing alcohol or that spray solution. I don't have a rear defroster for some reason so that will make things a lot easier.
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2000 Ford Mustang GT
Vortech V1 S Trim
JE 194329 Forged Pistons
CRS 5933F30 Forged Rods
Fel-Pro Gaskets & Bolts
Ford Racing 11" Clutch
Sniper Tuned
Pypes Violators
Mac Prochamber
B&M Shifter
Subframe Connectors
Place strips of newspaper soaked in window cleaner (with ammonia if you can stand it), or white vinegar, on the tint and let it sit for an hour or longer--the tint will soften and peel off pretty easily.
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-cliff knight- My Mustang
2003 GT, UPR X, Magnaflow, 180° stat,
PP 70mm TB & plenum, Sniper tuned
3.73s, 262 rwHP/305 ft.lb.
Multi-fuel: burns gas and rubber...
Thanks for the tip. I'm going to be taking it off this weekend.
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2000 Ford Mustang GT
Vortech V1 S Trim
JE 194329 Forged Pistons
CRS 5933F30 Forged Rods
Fel-Pro Gaskets & Bolts
Ford Racing 11" Clutch
Sniper Tuned
Pypes Violators
Mac Prochamber
B&M Shifter
Subframe Connectors
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