My 2008 Black Stang
10-02-2010, 05:17 PM
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In the months prior I had installed my newest set of stripes, they were sort of like my matte black ones on the side and down the center I had the shelby style super stripe.
Next up was a mod that I had been waiting on for the longest time. My roush front end. The thing that took the longest for this was getting everything all painted and lined up. I waited for my svt fog lights(which work in the place of the roush ones) to show up in the mail forever. And after they showed up I realized the roush fog light wiring harness I had wasnt the right kit. Luckily the lights came with their own harness.
The hardest part of the Roush install was the rivets, We couldnt seem to get the rivets off of the stock bumper to get the side indicators off and after we finally did, the rivet gun we bought jammed up which added at least and hour or two onto the install. Seeing the end result though, It was absolutely worth the wait.
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In the months prior I had installed my newest set of stripes, they were sort of like my matte black ones on the side and down the center I had the shelby style super stripe.
Next up was a mod that I had been waiting on for the longest time. My roush front end. The thing that took the longest for this was getting everything all painted and lined up. I waited for my svt fog lights(which work in the place of the roush ones) to show up in the mail forever. And after they showed up I realized the roush fog light wiring harness I had wasnt the right kit. Luckily the lights came with their own harness.
The hardest part of the Roush install was the rivets, We couldnt seem to get the rivets off of the stock bumper to get the side indicators off and after we finally did, the rivet gun we bought jammed up which added at least and hour or two onto the install. Seeing the end result though, It was absolutely worth the wait.
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10-04-2010, 12:22 PM
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Not to worry as that was just a phase. I was very into the boss mustang growing up and wanted to create a tribute car to them but along the way I began to create a mustang to my own design and I like it far better than any tribute car I could have ever made
10-04-2010, 12:28 PM
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Next up on the Mod list was the Roush Chin Spoiler and Cervinis side scoops. Now I will be man enough to admit that I didnt have the guts to drill holes in my front bumper so my buddy who helped me install the bumper was kind enough to do so while I looked away haha. The hardest part of the install of the chin was lining up the holes to make sure that you werent gonna drill twice. The side scoops were relatively easy in comparison as all they do is glue on.
10-04-2010, 12:43 PM
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A few days later I took my car to a show that was going down over at the roush headquarters. I didnt know what to expect as I have never been to a meet where I didnt know anyone there. But I managed to have a really good time and seen alot of cool cars while I was there. Oh and like magic.......... my stripes were gone.
