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Yeah, that is pretty minimal.

Okay, because in some states the tire's protrusion is illegal.

FORD states 1,000 miles for break-in, which they say is "avoid driving at high speeds, heavy braking, aggressive shifting or using your vehicle to tow." Nothing about flooring the accelerator. But don't worry, the guy who test drove the car before you bought it already "broke it in" for you. ;)

Yes local tire shops have rules about questionable mods! I figured this because I lived in a society all my life.

New vid of someone installing the AWR Diff brace: (kind of NOT the way to do it)

Because tires protruding from the wheel wells are illegal, right?

You'd have to get an audio app to find the resonance frequency (Hz) of the drone in your exhaust and then weld on the appropriate resonators...or you can just buy a Borla.

Cool, didn't know that. My ST is going in soon to the dealership for the rattle.

Maybe contact MBRP for a solution? Otherwise, here's an article that might help you: https://www.cjponyparts.com/resources/what-is-exhaust-drone If I ever get an exhaust, I'd have to go with BORLA as they're the only manufacturer who absolutely guarantees no drone...

Character building hard life lessons always has me discerning what I buy. If they didn't, I wouldn't have been told by several salesman to please leave. heh heh

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Because their replacement cost is out of this world. Lol

Okay sir, thank you for letting me know!(y)

hahahahaha I got off Cr@pbook long ago. Too much biased censoring, like most of mainstream media.

That's what I thought, not sure what problems he was thinking about.

That's what I heard, and they have over 11,200 members. Seems to confirm our poll results and also FORD's data the nearly everyone is problem free.

1-131 It's been over a month now, was thinking about closing the poll. But the NO votes keep coming in ...

Time to ditch the run flats ...

The fact that it might have happened to untuned vehicles that maybe weren't beat on in no way affirms that it's an "issue." So after 3 model years and a non failure rate of 99.907% indications are that there will not be a significant increase in failures any time soon. If people want to...

And we care, why? Lol