GTCS/Boss 302 Fascia Swap

[Dominic Toretto]

I want to get the front fascia from the Boss 302 with the integrated foglamps. Has anyone done this swap already? Wondering if the factory wiring is already wired for this and just a plug-in-play option or if you have to do any custom wiring from a regular 2012 GT.

-Alex

[DirtyD]

There is actually a member here selling the Boss/GTCS front fascia, if I'm not mistaken.

But to answer your question, the new fog lights will have to be connected using the existing grill fog light harnesses, but I think they should be plug and play. I'm not entirely sure though.

[Dominic Toretto]

Bump.

Has anyone here actually performed the swap?

-Alex

[DirtyD]

Grant808 I think is his username on here. He had it done to his car, but removed it recently.

[Dominic Toretto]

Grant808 I think is his username on here. He had it done to his car, but removed it recently.

Guessing he's not a regular on here. I've yet to be under the front of this car but, from what I assume, it looks like a pretty straight forward swap. Especially if the lights are plug and play. Would just rather tackle it myself(when the time comes) than pay a bodyshop.

-Alex

[DirtyD]

It is easily doable by yourself. I'll see if I can get him to stop by here. You may have luck with a PM as well.

Edit, I can't seem to find his username on here anymore, so it seems he is no longer on the forum...

[Midnight11]

Yea it's easy I did it on my 11

[Dominic Toretto]

Yea it's easy I did it on my 11

How long of a process, do you remember?

-Alex

[Midnight11]

Just to swap the valance maybe like an hour or two. I did the boss splitter which requires drilling 26 holes

[Dominic Toretto]

Just to swap the valance maybe like an hour or two. I did the boss splitter which requires drilling 26 holes

Do you recall if the foglights are simple plug-n-play or did you have to do any custom work for that?

-Alex

[Midnight11]

Plug and play just connect the harness for them

[Dominic Toretto]

Thanks for the info man!

-Alex

[Dan12GT]

Yes very easy plug and play. Swapping the fascia piece is easy too. I've go removing the front bumper down to an art. I can get that sucker off in like 5 mins.

[Dominic Toretto]

Yes very easy plug and play. Swapping the fascia piece is easy too. I've go removing the front bumper down to an art. I can get that sucker off in like 5 mins.

I watched the Brenspeed youtube video of them installing the Roush upper grill. They have to remove the bumper to do that. They did it fairly easy at least the video makes it look easy lol.

-Alex

[Dominic Toretto]

Yes very easy plug and play. Swapping the fascia piece is easy too. I've go removing the front bumper down to an art. I can get that sucker off in like 5 mins.

Do the wheels have to come off to remove the bumper?

-Alex

[Midnight11]

no.

[Dan12GT]

Do the wheels have to come off to remove the bumper?

-Alex

Not at all

[BV600]

10min to rip that thing off. You will need extensions if you are gong to run the foglights. I went from stock foglights to boss fascia then decided I wanted fogs on them.

[Dominic Toretto]

10min to rip that thing off. You will need extensions if you are gong to run the foglights. I went from stock foglights to boss fascia then decided I wanted fogs on them.

Confused. The fascia I ordered came with the foglights integrated into the fascia and the wiring harness extensions.

-Alex

[BV600]

You probably got the whole kit. I bought a Boss Fascia (no fogs) and Boss splitter and later decided I wanted the fogs so had to buy fogs and the extensions.

[Dominic Toretto]

You probably got the whole kit. I bought a Boss Fascia (no fogs) and Boss splitter and later decided I wanted the fogs so had to buy fogs and the extensions.

Gotcha. Yeah I got the full kit.

-Alex

[Dan12GT]

Ya the "full kit" comes with all you need.