What have you done to your mustang today?

[lethe]

Getting some new shoes on her. Courtesy of juco]

Does juco work at DTC?

 

[Taxman]

Does juco work at DTC?

Yes

 

[Jeffk]

put gas in it and put the new registration sticker on the plate.

 

[Taxman]

Finished up the install of my new FRPP wheel bearings with ARP lug studs. Used an open end but then capped it with black spline lugs so I wouldn't have exposed threads.

 

[Greg Hazlett]

put gas in it and put the new registration sticker on the plate.

Borderline Darren post there...

 

[Jeffk]

Borderline Darren post there...

Them thars fighting words!

Did I mention that i also DROVE it to work. Lol

 

[Scott]

Finished up the install of my new FRPP wheel bearings with ARP lug studs. Used an open end but then capped it with black spline lugs so I wouldn't have exposed threads.

Great idea capping them with spline lug nuts, looks nicely finished!

 

[GrnBullitt08]

Paid $320 for new plates and it snowed...fuck!

 

[Taxman]

Great idea capping them with spline lug nuts, looks nicely finished!

Thanks man. Some people like the look of the exposed threads, but not me.

 

[stkjock]

So the spline lugs are also threaded on the studs?

 

[Taxman]

So the spline lugs are also threaded on the studs?

Yeah I put open ended lug nuts and torqued them all down, then capped it off with the black lug nuts. You can't even see the open ended lug nuts without looking closely.

 

[GoneFord]

Finished up the install of my new FRPP wheel bearings with ARP lug studs. Used an open end but then capped it with black spline lugs so I wouldn't have exposed threads.

Did you have to replace your bearings? If so what was your indicator? How many miles had you rolled up?

 

[Taxman]

Finished up the install of my new FRPP wheel bearings with ARP lug studs. Used an open end but then capped it with black spline lugs so I wouldn't have exposed threads.

Did you have to replace your bearings? If so what was your indicator? How many miles had you rolled up?

Yeah I had to replace them. There was a grinding noise coming from the wheel and when I jacked it up, there was some play in the wheel. Tie rods and ball joints were solid, so that left the wheel bearing.

 

[stkjock]

Yeah I put open ended lug nuts and torqued them all down, then capped it off with the black lug nuts. You can't even see the open ended lug nuts without looking closely.

yea, cool idea to hide the studs, more work if you need to take them off though...

 

[mikeysgt]

Yeah I had to replace them. There was a grinding noise coming from the wheel and when I jacked it up, there was some play in the wheel. Tie rods and ball joints were solid, so that left the wheel bearing.

I did the same thing to my car when I had longer studs up front when I was tracking the car. nobody even noticed the front lugs stuck outa little further than the rear ones and I ran them like that for over a year. I hated the exposed threads also

 

[lethe]

Does juco work at DTC?

Yes

It makes sense now haha. Not sure why i didn't realize it earlier. I worked for DTC in the pac west region for six years. I bought a lot of tires of and wheels in that period of time lol. I still get pretty good hookups fortunately.

 

[Bud]

Sad day, put coolant in the radiator and flushed the a2w with RV antifreeze. Swap it over to gas tomorrow and it sits for 5 months over winter.

 

[swedensky]

Replaced the strut mount and control arm..wish I had the funds to upgrade and not just warranty replacement.

 

[LAStang1234]

Started on my wire tuck project


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[AnotherS197GT]

Started on my wire tuck project


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I hope you REALLY enjoyed the last time you drove your car lol.