2010 Mustang Parts

2010 Mustang Parts

Improve Your 2010 Mustang’s Looks and Performance with these Parts and Accessories

2010 Mustang Parts

2010 Mustang Parts

Improve Your 2010 Mustang’s Looks and Performance with these Parts and Accessories

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  1. CJ1617-V
    Hoodie Zip-Up Black And Gray With Various Front And Back Ford Mustang Emblems
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    From $64.99
  2. LPFSC13
    License Plate Frame Screw Covers ABS Plastic Black Set With Mustang Tri-Bar Pony Logo
    Rating:
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    $12.99
  3. Ford Racing Stainless Steel License Plate Frame w/ "Ford Performance" Logo
    Ford Racing Stainless Steel License Plate Frame w/ "Ford Performance" Logo
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    $37.99
  4. CAK78
    Roush Cold Air Intake Kit Mustang GT 2010-2014/ Boss 302 2012-2013
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    $349.99
  5. PTW80554
    Performance Tool Coil Spring Compressor Internal Steel
    Rating:
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    $44.99
  6. HW5563
    Brake Line Clamp For Rear Axle
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    $10.99
  7. Trufiber Center Console Arm Rest Cover LG121 Carbon Fiber Mustang 2010-2014
    Trufiber Center Console Arm Rest Cover LG121 Carbon Fiber Mustang 2010-2014
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    $196.99
  8. Roush Rear Shock Pair Mustang 2005-2014
    Roush Rear Shock Pair Mustang 2005-2014
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    $259.99
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2010 Mustang Parts

With a sleeker design and upgraded interior, the 2010 Mustang gives its owners a lot to love. But there’s always room for improvement! Whether you have a V6, GT, or GT500, there are plenty of ways to upgrade your 2010 Mustang’s power, performance, and style.

Although Ford refreshed the layout and materials of the cabin for 2010, you can improve the quality even further. Add racing seats and harnesses and a new shifter and steering wheel for a race-inspired look. Or, give your interior a personal touch with trim kits, custom door lock knobs, shift knobs, floor mats, and more.

Power mods are always popular with Mustangs, and 2010 is no different. The 2010 used the 4.6L V8 with some improvements from the previous model year. But it doesn’t compare with the 5.0L V8 Ford would add in 2011. With a cold air intake, custom exhaust, and engine tune, you can make up at least some of that gap in horsepower. If you want to really add power, check out superchargers for both the V6 and V8 engines.

Don’t forget other popular upgrades like new shocks and springs or coilovers to improve your ride quality and lower your Mustang’s height. You can also customize the look of your Mustang’s exterior with new wheels, LED lighting, spoilers, splitters, grilles, hoods, louvers, and other exterior trim.

Not your Mustang’s year? Check out parts for these S197 Mustangs: 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, or 2014.