2009-2010 Mustang Steeda Charge Motion Delete Plugs

[V8power]

So has anyone actually used these things? i have a 2010 and want the delete plates but cant b/c of how they changed the I/M on 09/4.6's. i could get a I/M from an 05-07 and use the delete plates but these are 60 bucks lol...

http://www.blowbyracing.com/20mustchmode.html

 

[Gray Ghost GT]

I have a 2009 with the same I/M as you. I installed a 2008 I/M (newtakeoff.com) with the Steeda CNC Billet CMDP vs. the "Delete Plugs". I believe we have a member or two on this forum that experienced a problem with the Delete Plugs. Do a search and I think you'll find their threads.

 

[Ssiptang]

I was worried about this problems floating around but i bit the bullet and installed them. There is no way this could cause leak if installed properly and its really hard not to install it properly. you could cut the shaft and leave the stock plugs at the end holes if you are worried about the leak. Save yourself some money and just buy the plugs.

 

[SteedaBrandon]

So has anyone actually used these things? i have a 2010 and want the delete plates but cant b/c of how they changed the I/M on 09/4.6's. i could get a I/M from an 05-07 and use the delete plates but these are 60 bucks lol...

Let me know if I can help you with those, forum members do get a discount.

http://www.steeda.com/store/ford-mustang-charge-motion-delete-plugs-for-ford-mustang.html

 

[RED09GT]

I've had them in for 20,000 miles. I used a $6 tube of epoxy to ensure that there would be no air leaks or problems with them falling out. I checked them recently and there is not a hint of a problem.
The plugs themselves could not possibly fall out if correctly assembled.

 

[gil_t2]

This ^^^^^^^^^^ I have them, simple to install no problem,

 

[conexion914]

I have them as well. No issues.

 

[Blue Meanie]

I was worried about this problems floating around but i bit the bullet and installed them. There is no way this could cause leak if installed properly and its really hard not to install it properly. you could cut the shaft and leave the stock plugs at the end holes if you are worried about the leak. Save yourself some money and just buy the plugs.

+1. I used the factory ends from the charge motion levers to seal the ends. No leaks. Works as well as the cmdp's.