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_X wrote
What software are you using?
I have a Audison AP F8.9BIT FORZA. It comes with its own software. I think its called bit one or bit drive. It sounds like the artist and band are on the dash!
Pulled the window tint off the car, can't believe I have been putting that off for so long. It comes off easy once you get it going. Then went for a rip..
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SAMM3Y wrote
Pulled the window tint off the car, can't believe I have been putting that off for so long. It comes off easy once you get it going. Then went for a rip..
what wing is that?
irokwrx wrote
SAMM3Y wrote
Pulled the window tint off the car, can't believe I have been putting that off for so long. It comes off easy once you get it going. Then went for a rip..
what wing is that?
It's an APR mustang drag wing, I don't love it, the foil is nice but the mounts are kind of awful. I like that it's a lower setup with an aggressive angle that's adjustable and I thought it looked good on the mustang. I need to figure out some different mounts for it though.
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Removed the sticky and refinished my rear console cubby surround and cup holders. Going to remove my seat backs next to refinish the sticky plastic centers.
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Touched up the powder coat on the wheels a little from the curb rash the PO did. Just used some gloss black touch up paint.

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Still trying to figure out what lip and wheels to put on. Debating between GTS and GT4. And ARC-8 or FL-5. Kinda thinking the 18x9.5 et 28 FL-5 in the front with a 5mm spacer and 18x10.5 et 22 in the rear. I really dig the shallow lip in front and a little deeper for the back. But the square 18x10 ARC-8 is hard to beat.
ToddinTN wrote
Removed the sticky and refinished my rear console cubby surround and cup holders. Going to remove my seat backs next to refinish the sticky plastic centers.
Great work my friend!
ToddinTN wrote
Removed the sticky and refinished my rear console cubby surround and cup holders. Going to remove my seat backs next to refinish the sticky plastic centers.
Wow, that looks incredible. Great job!
New euro bumper came in. Now just need to find some time to install it.

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MechEngineer408 wrote
New euro bumper came in. Now just need to find some time to install it.

If you don't mind me asking. what did you pay and where? Thanks again.
irokwrx wrote
If you don't mind me asking. what did you pay and where? Thanks again.
$900 from aeuroplug
ToddinTN wrote
Removed the sticky and refinished my rear console cubby surround and cup holders. Going to remove my seat backs next to refinish the sticky plastic centers.
I literally have a browser tab open with a replacement cup holder just waiting to be bought due to scratches... this is like some serious voodoo magic! How?!
MechEngineer408 wrote
irokwrx wrote
If you don't mind me asking. what did you pay and where? Thanks again.
$900 from aeuroplug
Did they ship it painted?
DRLane wrote
Did they ship it painted?
Yep, painted in house.
MechEngineer408 wrote
DRLane wrote
Did they ship it painted?
Yep, painted in house.
That's a killer deal! Enjoy that. Install is super simple.
M3Post 1 - Year Long Rattle 0
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InnerBlueSkies wrote
M3Post 1 - Year Long Rattle 0
Man I have an annoying rattle somewhere in the back on the highway. Sounds like it's coming from inside the trunk area, but who knows. Noises bounce around cars.
CTMike wrote
I literally have a browser tab open with a replacement cup holder just waiting to be bought due to scratches... this is like some serious voodoo magic! How?!
I was going the same route and thought- well, I can try to refinish it and if I screw it up I can just buy another. Just use the stuff I show and it’s really easy. Hardest part is disassembly.

Tips- if you use the citristrip, get the aerosol. Don’t use the gel. Spray it on, give it 5 to 10 minutes and the coating wipes right off. Do the work in a well ventilated area. Rinse the parts, let dry. Spray the adhesion promoter, wait 10 minutes. Hit the part with 2 to 3 light coats 10 to 20 min apart. I used a heat gun on the lowest setting to preheat the parts slightly to help with adhesion and then lightly to help dry. I may experiment with a matte clear if I do it again to help prevent future scratches but given how quick and easy it is, and the materials left over, a respray would be a quick repair especially since i won’t need to strip the sticky off again.
ToddinTN wrote
I was going the same route and thought- well, I can try to refinish it and if I screw it up I can just buy another. Just use the stuff I show and it’s really easy. Hardest part is disassembly.

Tips- if you use the citristrip, get the aerosol. Don’t use the gel. Spray it on, give it 5 to 10 minutes and the coating wipes right off. Do the work in a well ventilated area. Rinse the parts, let dry. Spray the adhesion promoter, wait 10 minutes. Hit the part with 2 to 3 light coats 10 to 20 min apart. I used a heat gun on the lowest setting to preheat the parts slightly to help with adhesion and then lightly to help dry. I may experiment with a matte clear if I do it again to help prevent future scratches but given how quick and easy it is, and the materials left over, a respray would be a quick repair especially since i won’t need to strip the sticky off again.
Is the coating similar to the soft-touch OEM?
Ccieszyn wrote
Is the coating similar to the soft-touch OEM?
Similar in appearance but not soft touch. It is a paint specifically formulated for plastic and vinyl.