Winter mods

[cloud9]

I like the stuff on Bob White's web site- I may pick up some stripes from them.

I was really impressed with his service. He responded right away to my emails then called me up to clarify what I wanted. The decals were shipped within 24 hours of ordering them. If you do order something, let him know how much I liked the ones he sent me. He has a 2012 Laguna Seca.

 

[2012YellowBoss]

Great stuff Gary but you are missing a nice old classic in there ;D

 

[cloud9]

Great stuff Gary but you are missing a nice old classic in there ;D

The way I drive, I don't think I could get 40 years out of a Mustang

 

[Jza1736]

Installed my cool tech roll bar today! Nice!
http://photobucket.com/albums/i459/jza1736/boss roll bar

 

[VoodooBoss]

It looks fantastic!

 

[PeteInCT]

Sure sign of spring and nearing the end of winter mod season ;D

Now that middle one is one good looking car, you just need to find the hood ! ;D LOL

 

[Jza1736]

It looks fantastic!

Thanks Rick.

 

[2012YellowBoss]

Installed my cool tech roll bar today! Nice!

Look great but be careful when you and passengers release the factory belts with that white paint

 

[suprmn]

Just completed the installs for the BBK Cold Air Intake and the signed dash panel. Believe it or not, both were very simple to do.

 

[ArizonaBOSS]

I believe it!

 

[cloud9]

Just completed the installs for the BBK Cold Air Intake and the signed dash panel. Believe it or not, both were very simple to do.

Looks nice

 

[cloud9]

Installed my cool tech roll bar today! Nice!
http://photobucket.com/albums/i459/jza1736/boss roll bar

It looks nice Jason. What did you decide on harnesses?

 

[VoodooBoss]

Just completed the installs for the BBK Cold Air Intake and the signed dash panel. Believe it or not, both were very simple to do.

Very nice. Did you have to add a tune with the CAI? Can you please briefly describe how to replace the dash panel?

 

[drano38]

Roll bars, CAI, wings, splitters, shifters, driveway Mustang lineups, looks like everyone's got some nice mods completed.

My to-do list is getting shorter.
Got the wheel studs put in a while back.
New brake fluid will go in this week.
Carbotech RP2/XP8 pads ready for track day.
Fire extinguisher bracket next week.
Strano adjustable front and rear bars went in over the last few days. Rear install is pretty easy. Front requires removing a couple plastic under pannels and an X brace. No major issues, just takes time. I've never changed a sway bar in my life and I figured it out, so even a caveman can do it.
I'll make a post later for installing the bars with some techniques I learned along the way.

 

[cloud9]

Nice....um calendar ;D

 

[drano38]

Its going to be January 2012 for a long time in my garage. ;D

 

[PeteInCT]

I didn't know there were any more pages past January on my calendar....

 

[CaliMR]

Roll bars, CAI, wings, splitters, shifters, driveway Mustang lineups, looks like everyone's got some nice mods completed.

My to-do list is getting shorter.
Got the wheel studs put in a while back.
New brake fluid will go in this week.
Carbotech RP2/XP8 pads ready for track day.
Fire extinguisher bracket next week.
Strano adjustable front and rear bars went in over the last few days. Rear install is pretty easy. Front requires removing a couple plastic under pannels and an X brace. No major issues, just takes time. I've never changed a sway bar in my life and I figured it out, so even a caveman can do it.
I'll make a post later for installing the bars with some techniques I learned along the way.

What studs did you use and how difficult was it? I have done stud conversions, but only on cars that came with lug bolts instead of nuts.

 

[drano38]

Roll bars, CAI, wings, splitters, shifters, driveway Mustang lineups, looks like everyone's got some nice mods completed.

My to-do list is getting shorter.
Got the wheel studs put in a while back.

What studs did you use and how difficult was it? I have done stud conversions, but only on cars that came with lug bolts instead of nuts.

Back up to page 27 of this post:
https://trackmustangsonline.com/boss-302-technical-forum/winter-mods/390/
FRPP/ARP from CJ Pony Parts and Gorilla lug nuts from Amazon.
I learned from what others had already done. If you have an air hammer, you can push them out with that too.
A member recommended putting grease between the washer and steel sleeve to reduce friction. Clean grease off the threads good to not mess up torque when installing the wheels.

 

[CaliMR]

I'm a little confused how you pulled the new ones in. Did you tighten the lug nut which pushed the sleeve which pushed the hub, thus "pulling" the lug? That is the only way I can think how all those parts would work together.