What did you do to your Crossfire today?
Too bad you can't remember where you got them...sure it would be helpful to the rest of us!
Very stupidly drove at 75mph in a rainy 37*F night and slid off the road a bit and tapped the guardrail. No visible damage, one tiny scratch on the rear fender.
Those tires you are running could have a lot to do with that . . . Those Goodyears are some of the worst wet traction tires I've ever experienced.
Those diffusers look like real good, Bob. Did you use two sided tape for the install? I can see some screw heads, just curious about tape.
Concur completely on the rain and speed. Even in the big trucks, when it started to rain I brought it down to 55 mph.
Concur completely on the rain and speed. Even in the big trucks, when it started to rain I brought it down to 55 mph.
Last edited by zip439; Nov 17, 2014 at 08:53 AM.
Speaking of scratches. Any great advise on how to polish out scratches? I got some not very deep and not very big scratches around the car and would like to polish them out. Just trying to figure out what the best way would be for that!
Last edited by RED DOG; Nov 17, 2014 at 02:07 PM.
This one gets high marks on Amazon. 3M Scratch Removal System. Should be available @ Autozone, Pepboys, O'Reillys, etc.
Amazon.com: 3M 39071 Scratch Removal System: Automotive
Amazon.com: 3M 39071 Scratch Removal System: Automotive
Hopefully this weekend I am polishing out these little scratches...
last wash & getting ready to put the crossfire away for winter ! Thanks winter for coming so early & shorting me on enjoying my ride !!!! : ( Oh yeah Harleys sleeping already to way to cold in good ole Indiana !!! Now waiting for spring so I can bring out the Mustang !!!
Just "Crossfired" my old jeans jacket with an air brush...Carl
Last edited by Valk; Nov 20, 2014 at 09:56 PM. Reason: photo enlargemant
I can honestly say 'Really nice work Carl"..
I bought the 3M kit works great.
I made some custom caps for my Crossfire. I've always liked the exposed lugs look, but couldn't find any aftermarket caps that would fit. Here's what I came up with. I flattened and painted some electrical plugs, added some custom logos, and some color matched lugs. The before and after pics are attached.
Red is brand new GE, just came in
Blue is old lease SD70 about to go bye bye



