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I had the bumper off, it was much easier, if you can reach up and push fr behind, makes it alot easier

Are you referring to the ones in the bumper? They're clipped in. I popped them out when I did the paint match.

Thanks man!

Thank you! Extremely happy with it

Thank you! And right now leaning heavy towards the variant dck-3p, but sith a slightly different face and hardware finish. Same carbon barrel though. Gotta get a few other things sorted first

Pulled out the explorer to get the Shelby inside for a quick light job. seeing it out in the natural light makes me stoked to see how its going to look once I'm done with the carbon fiber pieces! hoping everything is cured this week

Absolutely. For the sake of keeping business separate on this thread. Please shoot me an email.

Small little update. Got the drls sorted.

Andd the tail lights are wrapped up! Paint matched internals and outter border with a light tint

Thank ya sir!

Some more progress, just finishing up some carbon fiber pieces and then final assembly and baseline tests then whipple install!

Haha no worries! Should have it completely back together this weekend!

Realistically, for all of those pieces, it would probably be close to $2k especially including the large front bumper piece, for it to make sense and produce the molds. If o As for the different options.. thats easily doable.

I was down and out the last couple of weeks. but see my comment above! things are going well!

Thanks man!

MORE GOOODIES have arrived. Whipple intercooler and theyre 50 state tune showed up today! And here's a teaser and some of the goodies I've been working on as well.

So for anyone who has seen my other thread on the wifes ST build. It's down for some customization. Of that. It includes carbon fiber pieces to replace the black pieces that come factory on the bumpers and doors. What kind of interest would there be in something like this, being produced...

I open the headlights the less common way. I have a $1500 ultrasonic cutting tool. So opening was easy enough. Taking them apart was a good bit more tedious though. And thank you!