Pics of my 106k mile GT (new cobra bumper install)

[ThinkTwice]

Just finished up today on my first spring project. Took me all but an hour to install, not all that difficult. I'm really diggin' the front without the license plate, but in NY it's a requirement. I would hate to ruin such a nice bumper and drill holes, so I'm going to see how long it takes before I get pulled over before I have to do it. Of course I couldn't pass up some pics of under the hood as well! Up next are some 17x10.5 deep dish wheels for the rears.

Comments welcome

 

[Wishing4Cobra]

The rear tires look so skinny, how do you even get traction. Looks good though, some DD rims and 315's are definitely needed.

 

[Nvr_Spds]

Dont drill holes, use double sided tape for the plate. Thats how all the badges are held on, why not a plate? I hate that the bumper on my lightning has those stupid holes drilled in it.

 

[SVT_4_me]

nice GT

 

[MachME]

106k on it?

How many of the miles have been with the super charger.

DO you still have stock clutch, trans, motor etc?

 

[stangd1909]

Dam your car looks great with 100K miles on her!

 

[ThinkTwice]

The rear tires look so skinny, how do you even get traction. Looks good though, some DD rims and 315's are definitely needed.

Yes, I realize how skinny these 245's look in the rear, and YES traction is a major problem!

 

[ThinkTwice]

106k on it?

How many of the miles have been with the super charger.

DO you still have stock clutch, trans, motor etc?

6k on the SC, 6k on rebuilt T-45 (crossing fingers), Spec Stage II clutch, Stock original motor.

 

[ThinkTwice]

...and thanks for the compliments! She's my pride and joy, and it certainly is in great shape for her age/mileage.

 

[ShapeShifter]

looks great man!...pssttt mine has 107k miles,hehe