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I installed my S&B intake and have this code every other day. Yes, all connections have been checked and have sent info to S&B. As a note, the tools provided to remove the upper connector were not even close in size to get inside the connector for releasing as their video suggests. The base...

295/40's fill the gap slightly more and probably have a little better ride quality over the 305/35's.

Here is a thread relative to what you are asking. https://www.explorerst.org/threads/has-anyone-changed-exhaust-tips.379/

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Lowered and exhaust already, nice. H&R or Eibach?

https://www.explorerst.org/threads/rear-exhaust-hanger-doohickey.5054/

The factory hanger mounts have a rubber side and plastic side of the grommet holding the hanger itself. The hanger of the thermal will eventually rub on the plastic side causing NVH and knocking sound. Some (including me), reverse the hanger mounts leaving the rubber side meeting hanger itself.

As a note, pay a lot of attention to the tips. They require significant torque and seem to take forever to fully hold. I did this and the next day could still twist by hand so hit them again. Also , don't forget to flip the muffler hangers and knock the dog ear off that clips into frame. It...

I clamped mine and no issues.

Stock tune RWD on 22’s, right lane (obviously )

Congrats on the colaboration and some good advertising there based on the following of that GTD Tour

Took it to the track in basically stock form with just Thermal 3". It is a RWD ST and was very happy with results. Right lane on timeslip and that was my daughter whooping my A$$

That is a well optioned ST for that price for sure!

The 22x10.5's and 32mm is a great fit in the fender with 305/35's.

I live in SWFL and rains daily (and heavy) this time of year. There has not been one time in which the vehicle got out of sorts in any way. Even then, the vehicle has traction control that would assist. That said, if you are going to hard accelerate in the rain, yes, AWD would be the better...

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I agree and they will never be used. That is on my list down the road and rear wiper delete to finish off the exterior.

Very minor but I am OCD and can feel it for the first couple of minutes.

Here it is on flat ground and retains the slight rake. I don't know the Michelin's specs as when I saw the price it was a no go! Full disclosure, the Atturo's hold the nightly flat spot until tire warms up. Nothing major and goes away quickly but thought that I would mention it being didn't...

Thank you. 22x10.5 , 32mm offset. Atturo 850's 305/35/22 as I just couldn't justify the cost of Michelin's and at just over $600 for the set of Atturo's not much risk. Yes, Eibach's are installed. Tire looks larger in the wheel well in person compared to pictures.