'07 Plenum cover
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RE: '07 Plenum cover
ORIGINAL: Orion_240
Are those extra studs for the Ford Plenum cover?
I have an '05 GT and the install with the Midwest cover used just the factory bolts.
It was a decent deal but only because I had it painted in a unique style.
If you want the stock cover go with Ford. You'll just have a bit of a wait...
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ORIGINAL: Tres Wright
About as hard as falling off a log
If you have a pre-07, there's a couple of extra studs you have to buy that mount to the front of the intake. I think there's a total of 4 nuts that hold the thing on, it's a snap to install. If you have an aftermarket strut brace be careful though because clearance is an issue with some of the braces.
About as hard as falling off a log
If you have a pre-07, there's a couple of extra studs you have to buy that mount to the front of the intake. I think there's a total of 4 nuts that hold the thing on, it's a snap to install. If you have an aftermarket strut brace be careful though because clearance is an issue with some of the braces.
I have an '05 GT and the install with the Midwest cover used just the factory bolts.
It was a decent deal but only because I had it painted in a unique style.
If you want the stock cover go with Ford. You'll just have a bit of a wait...
[IMG]local://upfiles/15212/EB1049D4EA9949A6BAC8E1006715B018.jpg[/IMG]
ORIGINAL: siggy14
I have one, besides looking pretty, do they do anything for the cars performance?
I have one, besides looking pretty, do they do anything for the cars performance?
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