Maier Racing fenders and quarter panels install How To - part 1

Installing the Maier Racing fenders and quarter panels on a 1989 FORD Mustang LX fox body
How To
Fit, finish, and design issues

[@reinaldotrujillo7922]

Thank you for making this video you are helping lots of people I was thinking of getting a pair myself is not the 2,000 dollars it is all the work behind it to make them fit correctly that also is time consuming and money I would be disappointed just like you. People say is after market that's booshit you are still paying top dollar for something that doesn't work like it supposed to good luck and enjoy your foxbody.

[@bosszilla]

i don’t think they are supposed to fit that bad… maybe send them back? whatever you do i’ll be here to watch!❤

[@jimster502]

I bought the 1.5” version a like 3 years ago. My fenders definitely weren’t as bad. Maybe they just fit worse with the 3” version due to warping. Any fitment issues I found I just told myself that at the end of the day they’re racing parts. And nobody sells a full fender like they do so I’m sure they can charge what they want and get away with it

[@racinginsd]

Are you running the Griggs Aluminum spindle or just the spindle adapters on a SN95 spindle?

[@TheLoopmeister]

Looks terrible, just as I suspected. I wonder how the schoneck composites stuff fits

[@mchristr]

Maier Racing will tell you their products are built for racing and will require some "adjustment" to fit. It's a shame no one makes a DTM-style body kit for Foxes. If the quality was good they would sell every set they could make.

[@g50stang72]

Awesome car bro! Do you ever make down to Buttonwillow raceway ?

[@FoxMustangRacer]

Thanks! Not very often. I'm in Sacramento so I have Thunderhill, Sonoma, and Laguna Seca all close by.

[@clarklloyd]

Are those the 1.5 inch or 3" kit?

[@FoxMustangRacer]

3"

[@davidwinterbottom1942]

Dude, send those back. That is horrible craftsmanship.