GT Front Bumper
12-23-2008, 01:14 PM
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Max - yeah the wiring harness needs to be installed, but it's super-easy. I'm not electrically-inclined and it only took me 20 minutes. I actually waited a couple of months after putting the bumper/grille on the car before I bought the wiring harness... nice thing with modding your car is that you can do it a little at a time, as funds become available!
12-23-2008, 02:03 PM
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You will only need 3 nuts, and they will be clipped to the lower radiator support to mount the splash sheild. The nuts come in a 4 pack, so you will have one left over. The screws come in 4 packs also, so you will need to order 2 packs of them.
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12-23-2008, 08:20 PM
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No...Its a bumper cover. There isn't any wiring involved. You will have to unplug the turn signals when you swap the bumper covers, but that is it. If you buy the harness for the fog lights it is basically just plug and play. No cutting.
12-23-2008, 11:08 PM
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Ok dont mean to be post Jacking here but, iROK24/7 in your sig you got a Hurst with a silencer, I know that some have a rattling problem. Please tell me more about that Silencer before I order mine.
Yes it does require rewiring for the fogs if you want them done by the book, or else you can just put some wires to the battery and then ground the, then just put you a swith in the cab, but I warn you it looks Redneck, but that is how you do it oldschool. Around my neck of the woods we still do stuff that way sometimes, cause its easyer and works just as safe and well if done right
Yes it does require rewiring for the fogs if you want them done by the book, or else you can just put some wires to the battery and then ground the, then just put you a swith in the cab, but I warn you it looks Redneck, but that is how you do it oldschool. Around my neck of the woods we still do stuff that way sometimes, cause its easyer and works just as safe and well if done right
12-24-2008, 08:23 AM
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BWfVA - Read my posts in the following thread and all will be revealed..
https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005...ing-hurst.html
https://mustangforums.com/forum/2005...ing-hurst.html
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