MACH 1 GRILL DELETE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Tools required:

* Phillips Screw Driver
* 7mm Socket
* Ratchet

Removing the stock grille from the car:

1. Remove the 4 retaining screws on the top of the factory grille, as well as removing the two retaining screws that hold down the stock fascia. This is fairly simple to do, but take your time, as you do not want to scratch your paint.
2. Tilt the factory corral forward just enough so you can get to the four 7mm bolts that hold the factory corral grille at the bottom.
Congrats, you are now halfway done!

Installing the Three Piece Mach 1 Grille Delete Kit:

1. Take the backing piece (the one with the two circular holes) and install that using the two plastic retainers in the lower corners of the delete kit.
2. Take the bottom lip of the delete kit and insert the two plastic retainers into the top of the fascia.
3. Line up the four studs at the base and place them into the factory drilled holes in the bumper and secure them with fascia tabs.
4. Take the pony and mount it into the rear bracket using two screws. We suggest going to your local Ford dealer and getting a set of factory security torx bit screws so that your pony cannot be stolen off of your car.

Thats it, you're done! Go cruise and show off that Stang!

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How To Install Your Mustang Bullitt Fuel Door

This is one of the more straightforward installs for aftermarket Mustang parts. Four screws off, four screws on. Lets get started. Estimated time of install, 10 minutes, tops!
Tools Required:

* Torx Bits (all screws are Torx screws)
* Screwdriver that can use Torx Bits

* Removal of your stock Mustang fuel door
1. Your stock fuel door is held on by four screws; two at the hinge, and two in the rubber bumper pieces. Take your screwdriver with your torx bit and unscrew the screws. Take your time when you get down to the last screw, as you do not want to scratch the finish of your car with your fuel door falling off.
* Installing Your New Bullitt Fuel Door
1. Remove the plastic covering from over the door. Unscrew the leftmost two screws and the rightmost two screws. The two screws in the center will not be removed. Take your new fuel door and insert the hinge portion first. Take the two long screws provided and run them into the pre-drilled holes. Use the O-Rings that are provided for these screws and slide them down as far as possible to hold the two screws into place.
2. Take the two clips that you removed from the right side and slide them into place behind the fuel door. The clips will go over the inside edge of the panel opening. Line the holes up, and screw in the supplied screws. Do this for both the top and the bottom.
* Fitment Check
1. Check to make sure that your fuel door is snugly attached to the body of your car. Driving around with a loose fuel door is NOT recommended, as it is a hazard to other drivers, and can damage your car. If you are hesitant about using the O-Rings to secure the screws, go to your local hardware store and get a small nut to run on the screw. That will firmly hold the fuel door into place.

That's it! You're Done!

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HOW TO INSTALL YOUR TAIL LIGHT TINT

Materials Needed
Spray bottle with warm water and three drops of liquid soap.
Squeege for installation (included with tints)
Paper Towels

Step One:
Thoroughly clean the surface of the lens in which you are applying the tint to.

Step Two:
Peel off backing from tint. (avoid from touching any foreign surfaces)

Step Three:
Generously spray soapy solution onto the adhesive side of the tint film and the lens you are working on.

Step Four:
Align tint and apply by using squeege to smooth the film over the lens you are working on. Start at the center of the lens and move outwards with the squeege.

Step Five:
Repeat the above mentioned steps for the remainder of the lenses you are applying the tint film to. If the tint becomes misaligned, you may peel it up and re-apply it.

Things To Remember:
Small air bubbles, minor scratches, and/or haziness will disappear after tint settles and warms up.
You can maintain the appearance of the tint after installation by waxing every so often.
Tints are for show and off-road use only. Check local laws before installation.