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No, I am not saying the Mach E isn’t a great vehicle, just not for me. Had a chance to have a Mach E GT as a loaner for a little bit, and it was fun, just wasn’t my type. Also, since were on an ST forum, have to drop this here: https://youtube.com/shorts/7_nJM42BCRk?si=eJ0t26e78ZJtVdz3

Itll last fine, and no matter what your doing you should have a diff brace. Glad someone is enthusiastic about EVs, I am not a fan of them at all, its hard to beat the rawness of a high HP ICE stick shift with a sticky pair of tires for me.

Ok, but that’s not near as much as the other guy was talking about, and I wasn’t referring to install as that is always super objective depending on where your located and different mechanics. But yeah, you’re not wrong either.

One time use? I don’t think so, the O-ring is maybe the only thing that is one time use, but it’s mostly a precaution to say it’s one time use.

Welcome!

I think we’re talking stock turbos though.

Sharpie for me :-)

Then why’d you say your probably going to do it next year?

If you’re doing coillovers, BC Forged is the only good option. Graveyard/FV coilovers are cheaply built.

Looks like a crappy dealer installed security system to me, but based on what you said it sounds like an auto stat stop eliminator.

That miles to empty is constantly recalculating, and every driver drives differently, so I’d say it’s just the way it’s been drive in the past.

Welcome aboard and congrats on the new ride!

Need to have a photo of the item with a piece of paper with your nae and the date per group rules.

Need to have a photo of the item with a piece of paper with your nae and the date per group rules.

The 2026s got an updated version, but there was no plans for them to bring the updated version to the 2025s via a update. Ford wont bring it to the 2025s because they have to have some selling point for the new 2026s I would think.

Try a different dealer.

Yep.

Yes, it’s called the Forscan spreadsheet. Just search whatever year car you have and Forscan spreadsheet, and it’ll pull it up for you.

Yes, if they worked for a ‘22 ST they will fit on your car the exact same. The 2020-24 wheels and possible wheel specs are exactly the same as the 2025s. If they have TPMS sensors, those will not work however.

You know it’s illegal to post that without a sound clip right? ;-)