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| Installing New Parts on a Mustang |
23 Jan |
I just went out and got a nice bundle of new upgrades for my Mustang. This car is already fairly tricked out, but who can’t use more upgrades huh? The beauty of owning a Mustang is the fact that Ford parts are so easy to install. Basically a one size fits all project. I’m not too much of a grease monkey either, but somehow I manage to get them all in without too much trouble. The only upgrades I won’t do myself are to the engine, drive train, or anything on the electrical system.
As far as I’m concerned any Ford racing parts should be installed by a professional. If you do one thing wrong under the hood you can say goodbye to you baby. Let the real surgeons do the heavy lifting. Basically, I only customize the visual aspect. If I need some extra power I call the garage and have them tinker with it. I’ve learned my lesson the hard way many of time and always found it best not to play with that sort of fire.
The next thing I really want to try after finding a couple Ford OEM parts is custom paint. I know you’re supposed to have a specialized vented booth, but I don’t mean a whole car job. Maybe just some air brushing on the hood and doors. Sounds like it could be some fun.
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