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Yeah can do this for a lot of different cars. We just make them for Mustangs and Camaros

Some police departments use our seat deletes so you can get a ride to jail on one lol

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They are a little hard to start but screws will fit. They have to be a tight fit so they don’t loosen up. They won’t break so don’t worry about turning the screw too hard

@@EMP-Parts I got them on eventually definitely user error on my part, I didn’t realize you genuinely have to tighten both sides at the same time or else it doesn’t go. Not much of a mechanic lol

Thanks!!!

Less than an hour. You can assemble inside then take outside to install

Thanks!

Yes you'd need to cut holes where the pipe from the cage intersects the seat delete. We've had many people do this.

25-28 lbs. The cloth seats are a little lighter than the leather ones.

Subs need a more rigid structure and the seat delete flexes so wouldn't hold. We've made custom deletes for customers that had sub boxes right behind the seat delete and we cut holes out of the seat delete to reveal the subs.

Yes it holds well. We’ve had the first aluminum one built on our car for 4 years and no problems. With the included screw locks, it holds great.

Hi, it removes up to 30 lbs

@@EMP-Parts good to know! Every ounce counts!

Thank you! Email us at info@emp.parts for a discount.

Which did you go with? I’m kinda looking around for something but mine is still stock height but I’m glad they made it to fit the active exhaust as I’ve seen some that are for the single tip and it does t look right on quad tips.

It fits the California Special since it has the same rear bumper as the GT. That was incorrect in the description so we removed it.

@@EMP-Parts Thank you for that…I didn’t know how it could be different considering I have the diffuser already. The one issue I have though is the two center long screws supplied are 7mm but my screws I have on my car are 10mm. How will I be able to secure the diffuser to my valance with a 10mm hole and a 7mm screw?

We supply #8 screws for the stock screw holes and the inside star washers to screw down on those screws so it secures them in place. Did you see the other video on how to install those inside star washers? It’s on the S550 diffuser webpages on our website under the main install video. Every car we’ve installed on had 7mm (size of screw head) screws so not sure why you had to use a 10mm socket to remove yours. If you bought it used maybe those were put in by the previous owner. Also, in the video mentioned above for the washers, there are also screw locks. Do you have a newer diffuser with the screw locks included? Those will secure your diffuser really well

Hi yes, please send an email with your name, address and phone number to info@emp.parts and we can setup an order for you

@@EMP-Parts Email sent. Thank you!

Great! Cuts up to 38 lbs off the car

​@@EMP-PartsAwesome.....can't wait

Installing Tomorrow . Cost me $440 Canadian to my house. Going to paint the grey bolts black and the EMP logo orange to match the car.

@@modernmusclecar1904would be great to see pictures of the install. Please email to info@emp.parts

@@EMP-Parts ok will do

The rivet nuts need to be really tight and the 19/64 drill bit works good. We’ve done several installs using that size bit so hopefully works for you

@@EMP-Partsthank you

Awesome! Hope to see some pics and reviews!

HDPE versions of the rear diffuser only require 6. If you have the aluminum version, please contact us at info@emp.parts and we’ll send you 6 more at no charge

Please email us at info@emp.parts and we can talk more

It's actually very easy to do yourself, but nice to be able to put a professional on the job

@@EMP-Parts trust and believe not trying to spend money having someone else do it. I’ve pushed the red tab down and then tried to wiggle but nothing. Couldn’t tell if there’s another push-in that needs to be done. Your hand kinda blocked that part, but I’m open to tips to disconnect it. Thanks!

@@josephdixon507 There's a black tab under the red lock part that you push in after unlocked then you can pull apart. Gotta wiggle it a little. Then there's a hook under the connection clipped to the strut tower you push back then push the connection downwards to remove. Be sure to only pull on the plastic connectors and not the wires.

@@EMP-Parts thanks!! We’ll see if we can make that happen. Connectors didn’t use to be so difficult. *Success* - we got it done though we couldn’t get the connector that’s attached to the tower frame to slide up Fortunately we were able to push the tree out and then take the connector apart and get it through the plate. It’s all good! Six one way, half a dozen another. Appreciate the assist!

Yes we do and thanks for your order Karl!

Fully carpeted version is only 1.4 lbs heavier

@@EMP-Parts any sound differences with the two? Or negligible

@@remyvog A little quieter with the carpeted version (exhaust noise). No rattles from either one - we have more bolts that hold the bottom down than others do so the deletes don’t flap and shake

We can do custom versions

email us pictures and details of your fitment issue to info@emp.parts

Here's a link to one: www.amazon.com/Surebonder-8510-10-24-Threaded-Insert/dp/B0003J2B5A

Thanks! Don't have any pics of the carpeted version installed but the carpet looks very similar to the material already in the back of the Mustang. Install is exactly the same as it is just carpet over the same seat delete kit.

@@EMP-Parts okay thanks for the reply. Leaning towards this kit due to the higher weight limits

@@aidan8424 Awesome! We have more mounting points than the competition which give us that high weight holding and keeps it from flapping when going over bumps.