Mines been on since January. It’s held up through a track day, a 2500 mile trip and a 1700 mile trip. I’d say temps aren’t a factor.
If your saying the labor time to remove the engine cover off it includes taking the strut tower brace off. The cover cleans up the engine bay. Who wants to see wires and spark plug coils?Try taking off that "BUTT ugly" engine cover ...
To each their own. I like the cover and think it looks nice.Try taking off that "BUTT ugly" engine cover ...
I took a different approach. Didn’t want to pay someone $ when I could do it myself for pennies.Again profusely sorry if this has been posted by me or another - I used the 7G search engine and did not see it. I have posted this on other forums and received glowing feed back from those who used this American Company - Anchor Room. Scroll down the opening page to "Printed Aluminum Plates" then click on: "Strut Tower Plates" I looked around at the options and chose the 2024 S650 Twin Coyote Howling with S650 badging AND my COYOTE badge in the SAME color (vapor blue) as my Mustang - how cool is that option????? Looks really custom! *****Hint: before removing the cover for the 2 way tape on the plate's backing dry fit the plate to your strut tower. My strut tower (like all of them, I suspect) is slightly curved so I carefully hand bent the plate to fit the strut, checked the fit, then removed the cover tape and applied it. BTW I also pre-wiped the strut with alcohol (no, Jack Daniel's is not required) and then dried the area thoroughly. Super quality product, ordered it via the website, shipped fast and arrived EXACTLY as advertised. Weird thing is, it seems to be the first thing people notice in the engine bay. They ask, did this come with your Mustang? Nope ....Anchor Room.
great job, make them and sell them - go for it …I took a different approach. Didn’t want to pay someone $ when I could do it myself for pennies.
For those who have a 3D Printer they’re on MakerWorld in 480, 486, & 500 hp versions and for free.
