Link: newedgemirrorcovers.com

Hey guys! I've been working on a little project recently and figured I'd share it here for anyone who might be interested.

I originally made these mirror covers for my own Mustang because I wanted the Cobra mirror look without spending a ridiculous amount of money on actual Cobra mirrors.

After seeing how they turned out, I figured why not make them for other SN95 and New Edge owners too?

They're made to fit over your existing factory mirrors and come painted to match your factory colour, so there's no need to replace the whole mirror assembly.

I just launched my little website for them as well! Feel free to check it out, and if you have any questions or are interested, shoot me a message!

Thanks guys, I appreciate it!

I am having an issue with my 1999 Ford Mustang GT I am losing coolant I can’t find any leaks anywhere. This has been a problem for a while now. About a year ago I replaced the intake manifold because the plastic crossover was cracked and replaced it with an updated intake with a metal crossover seemed to fix it but the problem for a while but gradually it started to come back again. The past few days the car starts up with a misfire and puffs thick white smoke from the exhaust and from what I can tell smells like coolant. The misfire and smoke goes away after it runs for a little bit. Today the same thing happened but there was a lot more smoke and the smoke wouldn’t stop so I didn’t drive it. These were the exact symptoms that led me to replace my intake manifold with the updated one about a year ago and I’m confused why the problem is back now. I am trying to figure out if it is an intake issue again but I don’t see how it could be since I replaced it with one that would prevent that issue or if it is a head gasket issue. Maybe the intake bolts came loose causing it to not seal well anymore? My oil and coolant don’t look milky. Any help would be appreciated before I decide to tear it down.

After 6 years of having the SES light and CHECK FUEL CAP light on, all issues have been addressed and my GT has once again been able to pass the state emissions inspection.

It all started after the fuel pump was replaced in January 2020. Then for a while, it was just non-stop part swapping and eventually the shop I had it at couldn't get the necessary parts. By that time though, the car became eligible for Historic status which eliminates the emissions requirement for the vehicle. I got the Historic tags in 2024, but the state laws changed in mid-2025 which took away the Historic eligibility. So upon renewal this year, I had to go back to regular tags and go back to regular emissions testing (every 2 years).

After taking it to another shop, they were able to perform the needed repairs and get rid of the codes it was throwing. I've got a practically brand new emissions system in this thing now.

Sorry...seems ridiculous in the grand scheme of things, but this has been mildly frustrating for the past few years. Now maybe I can get some other bits and pieces addressed.