Jokeurmnd

I noticed it and when I found out it still turns I didn't give it a second thought (till now) but hey you can get some steel wool or CLR

Nuke

... and then some Rustoleum or something similar.

my06shaker

Touched mine up with black paint. No worse for the experience. Holding up well. Rust has not returned. If it does I'll hit it again.

hammeron

beautiful




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moosestang

Don't sweat the small stuff.

bossdriver

I used the stuff that turns rusted metalblackand can be painted. It stops the further rusting of the metaland just makes the item look semi-flat black. I sprayed all the underside items that were raw metal and hand brushed the crank pulley and power steering pump. It does makeeverything look muchbetter. I agree that this seems like a lazy way to build a car and makes Ford look cheap. I have had 2 vintage Mustangs (a 1966 & 1970), neither of which looked like this, and they were 28-42 years old.

Johnboy7701

I just got done doing my Hurst install and I was amazed at how clean the undercarriage was doing after a winter in Germany. I had y underside Ziebarted and it seems like its doing a damn good job. Anyone else have theirs sprayed I got it with the car and was just curious....

mygt500

I do know they have a Billet polished aluminum one that increases boost by almost 1 psi without upgrading to another size belt! I will look for a link! Works with the 8-rib belt kits out there and the standard non -FI 4.6L 6 rib !!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Link but it is expensive but for show and a little increase in boost on FI applications it is worth it IMHO! J
http://www.innovatorswest.com/index.cfm