- Aug 25, 2006
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She looks awesome as the direct result of all your hard work.
Thank you for the kind words and the opportunity to be a part of your project
Takes care
Shadowman
Bumper delete & exhaust options
- Thread starter Mark06GT
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She looks awesome as the direct result of all your hard work.
Thank you for the kind words and the opportunity to be a part of your project
Takes care
Shadowman
SYCO GT
GT Owner
BlackICE
GT Owner
Roush Technologies in the UK should get the credit for the look. I saw a photo of their Avro FGT and liked the ass end.
http://www.zercustoms.com/news/Avro-720-Mirage-Ford-GT.html
http://www.zercustoms.com/news/Avro-720-Mirage-Ford-GT.html
sandman
GT Owner
Revolve
We have sold about a third or our kits to Roush UK, and now Revolve over the past 3 years.
We have sold about a third or our kits to Roush UK, and now Revolve over the past 3 years.
Roush Technologies in the UK should get the credit for the look. I saw a photo of their Avro FGT and liked the ass end.
http://www.zercustoms.com/news/Avro-720-Mirage-Ford-GT.html
Spirit
Heritage GT Owner
HeritageBruce
GT Owner
Hoping it will be done on my car in about 2-3 weeks.[/quote]
I'll be very interested in it. I have Accufab Xpipes and will it work w/ the high exhaust outlet? With modifications?
BTW, with the rear bumper gone, we really need a nice carbon fiber rear diffuser to finish off the backend.
atspeed
LAST BLU
Vintage Style
I'll be very interested in it. I have Accufab Xpipes and will it work w/ the high exhaust outlet? With modifications?
BTW, with the rear bumper gone, we really need a nice carbon fiber rear diffuser to finish off the backend.[/QUOTE]
Unfortunatly it won't work with any other exhausts. If there is enough interest, which it looks like there will be, the kit will come with 2 new screens, modified frame rails, and one of our X-pipes.
Working on the carbon fiber too!!!!
I'll be very interested in it. I have Accufab Xpipes and will it work w/ the high exhaust outlet? With modifications?
BTW, with the rear bumper gone, we really need a nice carbon fiber rear diffuser to finish off the backend.[/QUOTE]
Unfortunatly it won't work with any other exhausts. If there is enough interest, which it looks like there will be, the kit will come with 2 new screens, modified frame rails, and one of our X-pipes.
Working on the carbon fiber too!!!!
I'm glad my wife doesn't read this forum. If she new how many ways there were for me to spend money, she would ban me and take away my keys. :frown
GTNJ
GT Owner
Hey Mark ........................ it's your money .... you spend it your way. :rofl
I also hope my wife doesn't read this forum :eek
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THamonGT
GT
BlackICE
GT Owner
I guess a lot of owners will "accidentally" backup into a curb so they will need a new CF diffuser.
Honey the GTGs CF one is less than the one from Ford. :lol
Isn't the stock one is CF as well, just without the CF weave finish?
Honey the GTGs CF one is less than the one from Ford. :lol
Isn't the stock one is CF as well, just without the CF weave finish?
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Here's a question I should have asked before getting my heart set on the bumper delete...
What's under the rear of the car to absorb rear impact if I remove the bumper? I realize the rear panels will get smashed if I'm hit from the back, but I don't want to make the car unsafe just for a better look.
Is there something substantial under there that can take a hit?
What's under the rear of the car to absorb rear impact if I remove the bumper? I realize the rear panels will get smashed if I'm hit from the back, but I don't want to make the car unsafe just for a better look.
Is there something substantial under there that can take a hit?
BlackICE
GT Owner
The transaxle followed by the engine and those pieces are connected to the main frame at 3 points. My guess is that the bumpers are so flimsy that an hit at over 5 mph would crush them like a soda can. The bumper is great protection from a accidental hit at very low speeds, like when parking, or a very light tap from behind, but IHMO does nothing for hits that would likely cause bodily injury.
fjpikul
GT Owner
Ice, I believe the rear diffuser is fiberglass product and can be mended as such. A carbon fiber piece would probably be 2-3X as much. I think JBG has some insight as someone in the AZ area made some. There are old posts about this, but FYI, I thought it was prohibitively expensive considering how easy it is to damage the part.
