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Did yours fit OK? This is definitely not the original design. For one thing, the bends are further out. Did this fit OK? Another member stated that it didn't and that Steeda accepted a return.

I park inside at home but when I'm at work, it's outside.

Update: So after about 2 1/2 months, the tires definitely look like they needed a top coat. I washed the tires and was surprised how little Dura-Coating is needed to coat the surface on a previously treated tire. NICE.

I don't know about this high beams - brake pedal reset but if you have Forscan, run the service procedure under Body Control Module: Battery Monitoring System Reset.

Try to listen with extraneous products out of your car. I'm talking nothing in the cupholders, cubby, glove compartment, eyeglass holder. In many cases, it's something else rattling. My sunglasses frequently vibrate in the upper console holder, so I wrap it in a lens cloth. But no, that is...

Do a search. This isn't the only thread with similar findings. To me it isn't a trans slippage. It's like the car is suddenly going into a limp mode and gradually recovers. The two times I recall it happening is turning left and gunning it so probably 2nd or 3rd gear engagement. As far as...

That doesn't even look like the bends are in the right spots... maybe for a different vehicle? Do the mounting holes line up? I mean, maybe they made a revision to their design but why? Look at other pics of the Steeda. Yours is not the same. Edit: looking at your other pic in another...

i know Carlinkit 2.0 and Carlinkit mini (3.0?) did not pass track info to the car correctly

Forscan is the must-have accessory for every owner I'm afraid.

Also closely check your midpipe flex sections. I didn't smell exhaust but my exhaust was slowly getting louder. Found the passenger side flex section had split. This may not apply to later 2021 when they revised the midpipes...or at least they are not supposed to rattle anymore.

That's just it... stock or tuned, it's something that happens once in while. I for one cannot reproduce it at will. Unless you happen to capture it while datalogging, who knows what the root cause is.

It would be interesting to see some dragy results to compare performance.

Follow the how2 on how to deactivate your foot-activation. I bet it's related. Since doing that, I have had no random openings, partial opening or closings. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/tailgate-disabling-the-kick-to-open-or-close-motion-feature-full-pictures.1938/

All Explorers have that.

His first 93 octane drag just had intercooler and filter. Why his other mods didn't net any benefits is a mystery.

You do know you posted similar numbers to his LMS 93 run? Bottom line, shouldn't E30 (or E25 for that matter) get better performance than 93 octane? Another question: shouldn't your custom ZFG tune with E25 get much better results than his canned LMS 93 tune?

Then, you have a point. You should be seeing more of a difference with E30. Maybe open a ticket with Livernois to ask. And while you are at it, ask them to have the gear displayed always.

Shouldn't you be using a Livernois ethanol tune? As far as I know, the Livernois device can datalog but not sure how you would read the file. Maybe only they can make read it.

There's no problem at all with 20" wheels... all the way down to 18", as long as the specs are OK. Stock 20" rims have 255/55R20 I have 18" rims for my winter set and have 255/65R18

There's got to be something else wrong with your driver's seat if you are burning up the multiple motors. Maybe the power seat module or the seat itself.