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11-30-2009, 10:47 AM
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Also was asked about who was doing the install and they said they have an updated install on their site that shows how to do the install from the outside of the car. Cuts time from 3 hrs inside to 1 hr outside. Also be sure to use the Adhesion Promoter / One-Step Primer (this is a must), make sure whoever is doing that they know that.
Here is a link to the inside install:
http://www.mustangandfords.com/techa.../photo_01.html
Here is the one from SHR site for the outside install:
http://www.silverhorseracing.com/ins...0-%20short.pdf
And while I had them on the phone I went ahead and ordered the WindveilBlue Flush Louvers, a Christmas gift to myself
11-30-2009, 10:59 AM
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UPDATE: I just got off the phone w/ Silver Horse Racing and I talked w/ them about tinting the louvers and here is their comments. They already have some tinting effect to them. Install them and see what they look like (from the outside they will look pretty dark) but from the inside you can see pretty good out, but if still not dark enough you can tint but they recommend using the spray tint, like used on RC cars. The film tint would be hard to do because of no sharp edges or corners, wouldn't be a very clean looking job.
Also was asked about who was doing the install and they said they have an updated install on their site that shows how to do the install from the outside of the car. Cuts time from 3 hrs inside to 1 hr outside. Also be sure to use the Adhesion Promoter / One-Step Primer (this is a must), make sure whoever is doing that they know that.
Here is a link to the inside install:
http://www.mustangandfords.com/techa.../photo_01.html
Here is the one from SHR site for the outside install:
http://www.silverhorseracing.com/ins...0-%20short.pdf
And while I had them on the phone I went ahead and ordered the WindveilBlue Flush Louvers, a Christmas gift to myself
Also was asked about who was doing the install and they said they have an updated install on their site that shows how to do the install from the outside of the car. Cuts time from 3 hrs inside to 1 hr outside. Also be sure to use the Adhesion Promoter / One-Step Primer (this is a must), make sure whoever is doing that they know that.
Here is a link to the inside install:
http://www.mustangandfords.com/techa.../photo_01.html
Here is the one from SHR site for the outside install:
http://www.silverhorseracing.com/ins...0-%20short.pdf
And while I had them on the phone I went ahead and ordered the WindveilBlue Flush Louvers, a Christmas gift to myself
Yeah, I love the Christmas gifts to myself too.....I just got the WebElectric Sequentials for my taillights.
11-30-2009, 11:30 AM
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Will get local prices for install and if they are what I feel is too high priced I might just buy the install kit and do myself. I've done worse things to my car, i.e. drilling 7 holes in the hood for the Roush scoop and drilling 2 extra holes in the trunk lid for the spoiler.
Yeah I love presents to myself, I get what I want
Edit; Now i will have 1pr of 3D Carbon Scoops for sale, just need to take off of car. Anyone interested just PM me. I will work on getting pics. I did a search on painted 3D Carbon windows scoops and e-bay had lowest price @ $229, so I think I would sell mine for $120 w/free shipping.
Yeah I love presents to myself, I get what I want
Edit; Now i will have 1pr of 3D Carbon Scoops for sale, just need to take off of car. Anyone interested just PM me. I will work on getting pics. I did a search on painted 3D Carbon windows scoops and e-bay had lowest price @ $229, so I think I would sell mine for $120 w/free shipping.
Last edited by LegendLives; 11-30-2009 at 03:45 PM.
12-01-2009, 12:19 AM
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12-01-2009, 03:47 PM
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I'm near Fredericksburg, Bring em up with some beer.. used during breaks....we'll get em done no problem! There really wasn't much too it to tell the truth. Just put plenty of tape between the window and body before sawing out the glue. I messed around with it for about half a day from start to finish.Took several breaks too while doing it. I didn't want to get in a rush and scratch something.
12-01-2009, 04:54 PM
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I'm near Fredericksburg, Bring em up with some beer.. used during breaks....we'll get em done no problem! There really wasn't much too it to tell the truth. Just put plenty of tape between the window and body before sawing out the glue. I messed around with it for about half a day from start to finish.Took several breaks too while doing it. I didn't want to get in a rush and scratch something.
Don't you all be drinking the beer before the job now...
12-01-2009, 05:48 PM
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Wow!!! I even get to see a WV Blue one to boot. Thanks for the pics, really looks nice.
The more Ive been thinking about it the more I think I am just going to do myself. I'll just take my time w/ it, take breaks and the nice thing is, it can sit in my own damn garage. I dont have to worry about some pin head messin my car up. Thats the trouble w/ being so particular
The more Ive been thinking about it the more I think I am just going to do myself. I'll just take my time w/ it, take breaks and the nice thing is, it can sit in my own damn garage. I dont have to worry about some pin head messin my car up. Thats the trouble w/ being so particular