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MMD V2 Chin Spoiler (13-14 Mustang GT, V6)

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      Video Review & Installation

      Hey, guys. Adam here with americanmuscle.com and today we're taking a quick look at and installing the MMD V2 Chin Spoiler available for all '13 and '14 GT and V6 Mustangs. You should be checking this out if you're looking to make your front end a lot more aggressive than it was off the factory line. This chin splitter is gonna replace your factory one, which is not nearly as cool as this and it actually has a little bit of an S550 styling for your late S197. Now, I personally am a huge fan of this chin spoiler. It makes the biggest difference at the front end and is such an easy mod to do. Chin spoilers don't take a ton of work, at least not this one. A lot of the ones that have those big rods that come up to your grille are definitely gonna require some more, but if you're not looking to modify or drill or do any kind of special treatment, this is the great way to go and it's really affordable, at that, which we'll get to in a second.This one's made of a very durable, impact-resistant ABS plastic. This one here is going to be crack proof. It's not gonna fade in the UV light. It's got that textured, matte black finish to it which I think looks really, really sharp. Another thing I like about that texture, by the way, is that it blends in really nicely with all of the exterior trim on the front end. Our 2014 GT here, of course being a GT, has the fog lights on the front grille. It really does match with the fog light bezel here. It matches with the honeycomb grille, especially the trim piece around it, and the lower grille, as well, with the honeycomb. So all in all, it matches already existing trim on the front end so it's not sticking out like a sore thumb. It does come forward a lot farther than your factory one, which makes it a little bit more on the aggressive side. Your factory splitter doesn't really have much at all on the sides here under those little marker lights. So this is a huge impact on the side profile of your vehicle.Now, this one's gonna come in right around $200 and the install I'm gonna give 1 out of 3 wrenches on our difficulty meter. Anybody can tackle this in the driveway at home, no problem. If you're working on the ground just make sure you have a jack and jack stands handy. You'll probably want to put the car in the air a little bit at the front end to make yourself a little bit more comfortable and give you more room to work with. We're working on a lift, so I'm gonna show you guys a little bit easier up in the air what this is gonna look like for the install but you're gonna use all of the factory hardware to get this done. So you don't have to worry about picking up any more hardware or, again, making any modifications. So at the end of the day, really impactful mod and I'm gonna show you every step of the process. What do you say we get started?Tools used in this install include an impact gun, seven-millimeter deep and short sockets, quarter-inch ratchet, and a panel removal tool. All right, guys, the first step here is to grab a seven-millimeter socket, deep or short, doesn't matter. We're gonna remove a whole bunch of these small seven-millimeter bolts holding on our factory splitter, this really thin line here all the way around. There's a bunch of them underneath all the way across and then there's two in each one of the wheel wells. So grab a seven socket, I'm gonna use an impact gun, ratchet works just as well, and we're gonna get these guys off. Now, of course, you can do this on the ground. We're working with a lift, it's a little easier. If you're on the ground, jack and jack stands works well. Just make sure it's secure. All right, so we're missing a bunch of them right here. We're gonna go down to the next one. All right, so you can see there's two more in each one of our wheel wells. We don't have to take our wheel off but we are gonna have to switch over to this ratchet because obviously, the impact gun won't fit in here. All right, once this is out, same thing on the other side.Now, in order to get our factory chin splitter off, there are a couple more push pin clips we have to remove but in order to get to them, we have to take our factory splash shield off. Now, we've already taken off a couple of the bolts all the way along the front edge but there are five across the back. Now, these can be seven or eight-millimeter bolts depending on your model. Ours are seven-millimeter. There's two on this side, so one, two. There's one in the middle and then two on the other side. So five total. All right, that's that side. Here's the middle and then two on this side. All right, at this point what we're gonna do is pull back down on all sides. You may need to slide it across some of those plastic trims and then set this down and aside. All right, there are two more seven-millimeter bolts that we exposed once we take our splash shield off. There's one here and one on the other side, so just get those out of the way.All right, a couple more things we have to transfer over here. On both sides, you'll find three push pin clips. These little black clips. They're like two-layer plungers almost. You got the pull the top layer out and then pull the second layer out. There's three on both sides. You can see one, two, three and then the other one over there. So what I'm gonna do is use a panel removal tool. I know it's tough to see but I'm gonna try to pull the top of that pin out just like that and then the bottom of it you wanna pry out, as well. Panel removal tool is definitely going to be a good thing to use here and as you can see, it's gonna come out just like that. You can also use a flathead screwdriver. This is just a little bit easier typically. All right, so there you go and you can see it's starting to drop down. We'll do the same thing on the other side. All right, same thing on the other side and guys, keep in mind it's gonna start dropping down so you might want to have one hand around the center to support it. All right guys, once that's down just pull it straight down and set it aside.So we got our factory chin spoiler off of our '14 GT next to our MMD V2 here on the ground. I'm going to take you through very quickly some of the similarities and differences and really, as far as similarities go, they're just following the same general shape. The MMD one just takes it a little bit further, protrudes out a little bit farther, and all in all is just gonna look more aggressive. So as you can see, it follows that same curve. It has that little splitter that bumps up and then, again, bumps back down. Same thing over here except it's a little bit of the opposite. We're following upward and this is a little bit protruded out, then it comes back down as opposed to the factory one that goes out. So I hope that makes sense but you can see it kind of just reverses the shape, but either way all the way around it's a good three, maybe four inches wider or longer than your factory one. So all in all, just very much more aggressive. The texture of the materials is actually a little bit different, too. Your factory one I think is a smoother matte black. This is more of a textured matte black, so a little bit different there, as well. I personally like the look of the textured one a little more than I like the factory one. Hope you guys agree. I think the MMD one is, again, just adds a little bit more of the aggression to it. The factory one, as you can see, is extremely filthy coming off the stock one but you can also tell that, like, the body of the vehicle, the body of the bumper, sat in about two inches from the back here. So, really, all you were getting is this little lip. The body's gonna stop about here, so there's really just a huge difference with mounting points, as well.Now, as far as getting this on the vehicle, some models may have those U-nut clips or push nut clips attached to the inside of the factory splitter. If you have those, take them off and transfer them over to your new splitter. Ours do not. So what we're gonna do is just everything we did in the reverse order. Our U-nut clips are attached to the bumper itself, so what we're gonna do is take this, pop it up into place, and then we'll do our splash shield finally and then wrap things up.All right, kicking things off in the reverse order, you're gonna lift your chin splitter into place and the first thing we're gonna do is put back in those plastic push pin clips. Now, it might be a little tough to hold by yourself but what you're basically gonna do is put this guy up here, line up those holes, push it into place just like this, you're gonna have to pinch them together, and then drop that tab down just like that. Same thing for the rest of them. All right. Repeat on the other side. All right, now each corner of our splash shield here has three of these little U-nut clips or metal clips with threading in them. What we do have to do is take them off and transfer them over to the three little tabs on each side of our new splitter. Now, what you're basically gonna do is pry up underneath, pull back, and disconnect. Do that for all three on both sides. So six in total. So we're gonna take those clips and there's these little tabs here, three on each side again, right by those push pin clips. Just pop these guys back on. You want to make sure when you are putting these on that the flat portion is facing down and the threading is on the inside.All right, so next step is putting our splash shield back up. You want to make sure you're orienting it in the right direction. I'm gonna put these five bolts on the splash shield back up from the back first. So if you remember, there was two on each side. Just gonna start threading this in my hand so it holds up he shield. There's one over here. With those two in place, let's do the one in the middle and then on the other side. Now, you can grab your socket and tighten them up. Now we can put the bolts on the front. This point, we can take two our seven-millimeter bolts and we're gonna start putting them on the front portion of the splitter here, right through the splash shield. Finish it up by doing the six total, three on each side and if you have more in the middle, you can replace those, as well. Same thing on the other side. All right, so now we have four more bolts remaining, two in each one of the wheel wells. Again, they're seven millimeters. They may be eight depending on your model. Same thing on the other side.All right, with that last bolt in place, you guys can put it on the ground and you're good to go. That's gonna wrap up my review and install for the MMD V2 Chin Spoiler available for the 2013 and '14 GT and V6 Mustangs. Very impactful front end mod. If you want to get it for your own S197, you can do so right here at americanmuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features & Specs

      • Aggressive Muscular Styling
      • High Impact ABS Construction
      • Black Finish with Factory Style Grained Texture
      • Easily Installs Reusing Stock Hardware
      • Fits 2013-2014 V6 and GT Models

      Description

      Aggressive Muscular Styling. Add an aggressive muscular appearance to your 2013-2014 V6 or GT Mustang with this great looking V2 Front Chin Spoiler from Modern Muscle Design. This MMD V2 Chin Spoiler was designed to complement the lines of your Mustangs factory front fascia perfectly for a bold, forceful look.

      High Quality Construction. Manufactured from an OEM quality injection molded acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), this MMD V2 Chin Spoiler was designed using the original OEM CAD data from Ford to ensure a perfect fit. ABS is an extremely strong material known for its light-weight, superior durability and impact resistance. This Modern Muscle Design Chin Spoiler features a factory style grained texture for an OEM appearance and to increase longevity against rock impacts from daily driving.

      Simple, Straight Forward Installation. Modern Muscle Design engineered their V2 Front Chin Spoiler to install simply with no drilling required. This MMD Chin Spoiler reuses the existing stock hardware from the factory chin spoiler for a secure and straight forward installation.

      Application. This Modern Muscle Design V2 Front Chin Spoiler is specifically designed to fit 2013-2014 V6 and GT Mustangs equipped with the factory front fascia. Does not fit BOSS or Shelby GT500 models.

      Modern Muscle Design

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      Details

      MMD 397330

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

      Installation & What's in the Box

      Installation Info

      What's in the Box

      • (1) Chin Spoiler
      • Reuses Factory Hardware

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        Questions & Answers

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        Will It Fit My Mustang

        • GT - 13, 14
        • V6 - 13, 14

        Does not fit BOSS or Shelby GT500 models.

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