What have you done to your mustang today?

[TenSpeed]

Took it to a car show. Managed to not kill anyone or destroy the car in the process of leaving.

 

[Pardue]

I cleaned my son's barf from the front seat and floorboards. Good times for sure.

 

[themoose06]

I cleaned my son's barf from the front seat and floorboards. Good times for sure.

Ha. I had a really hungover friend in the backseat on the way back from my senior week. We got him a trashbag and he puked, screamed, and passed out occasionally the whole ride home. Lil bit of the vomit hit my seat, luckily I cleaned and sanitized the hell outta it.


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[Pardue]

So far it doesn't smell but we shall see.

 

[bunits19714]

wash it and took it for a below 600 da ride down some back roads and did a few 30mph hits and was painting black lines for 40+ feet. what a difference 60 degrees and 35% percent humidity make.

 

[TenSpeed]

wash it and took it for a below 600 da ride down some back roads and did a few 30mph hits and was painting black lines for 40+ feet. what a difference 60 degrees and 35% percent humidity make.

Fall definitely in the air here. Was a brisk but nice day out there with that wind.

 

[1BigDog]

Just ordered the Steeda CAI, 93 tune and a JLT oil separator. Will mount next week along with the Roush axle backs. After thats done I think I will be looking at mostly dress up stuff for the engine bay. Most likely carbon fiber covers. But I said the same thing with my old 07.......

 

[bigmike06GT]

Fall definitely in the air here. Was a brisk but nice day out there with that wind.

Must be nice to have fall in the air, It has been snowing since friday and no signs of it slowing down. Kind of glad my car is still in the shop now.

 

[ford20]

Canada or Minnesota?

 

[AnotherS197GT]

Washed the car yesterday. I really need to break out the clay bar and porter cable. The paint on this thing is getting really nasty.

Under the hood is almost done. I have a 2011+ degas bottle here that I'll probably be installing next weekend. I may also re-loom some of the wiring on the passenger side into one big loom, instead of a few smaller looms. I think that would make it look a bit nicer. I am really looking forward to an EPAS swap so that I can get my alternator where it needs to be, and get rid of the PS reservoir.

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[sdleo29]

Finished battery relocation and did some dynamat

 

[TenSpeed]

Must be nice to have fall in the air, It has been snowing since friday and no signs of it slowing down. Kind of glad my car is still in the shop now.

Totally dreading this.

 

[bigmike06GT]

Canada or Minnesota?

Alberta, Canada. Stopped coming down around 3 this afternoon.I have around 6" in my yard but luckily almost everything on the roads melted as it was coming down so they aren't slippery yet.

 

[Kuplex]

Clayed, polished, and waxed.

 

[themoose06]

Kinda found my leak. Anyone got a v6 thermostat housing laying around? I need one


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[Rasmus]

Got done with the tune; Lund Racing was very nice to work with. Car is dialed in on E85, and is making about 23.5 psi. Definitely enough for the street. For now.

 

[Davidx9x]

Wasn't today, but threw on the rear whiteline sway bar

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[JimC]

Picked it up from the shop, finally. Had to replace the fan sensor and wiring, both had burned up. Got the bill and not even a kiss with the $500 rape.

Then went to the dealership that I usually deal with and am considering getting rid of my 2013 and picking up a Taurus SHO. My wife is tired of all the little things going wrong on this car, and the repair bills.

 

[koreusse]

Just changed out the JLT CAI for a Steeda CAI along with a Oil separater on a SCT X4 93 octane tune


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[Gabe]

Put the 18" SVT rims back on, loaded a final version of the Street tune, reset the tire pressures, and drove it to school.
I still LOVE the way these 18's look on this car.
In a couple of days I'm gonna be putting the Steeda Sport rear springs back in and remove the coilover ones, so the back of the car will finally sit low again.