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Yawn @ you

You can get a good look at a T-Bone by looking up a bulls ass, but wouldn't you rather take a butchers word for it?

You sandbaggin son of a biscuit I knew it!

Details on the CRP's? Please inbox me - Interested

that is wild, sorry to hear man. 38 pounds of boost on a stock ford v6 holy molyyyyy

Eibach springs and Eibach spacers here on my 2023. I installed them 10.5K miles ago and have been extremely happy with the decision. I receive nothing but compliments on this "look". I recommend it and would do it again!

ForzaMotorworks for parts - excellent experience working with Alec from there on all of my aftermarket parts. I think you are off to a good start so far. I'd also add the fenfab v2 intakes and the Thermal 3inch catback. Eariler today I noticed Forza is still running their holiday sale on...

Running CVfab downpipes and Thermal 3inch and absolutely happy with it

Special running at ForzaMotorworks hit them up, its where I’ve gotten all my parts - 10/10 experience

Ive had a sensational experience getting parts from Alec at ForzaMotorworks. Check him out for Thermal pricing as well

Thermal is one of those absolute “must-haves” after buying an Explorer ST. I originally resisted, learned my lesson, and rectified the situation within a month.

Northern NJ here

I swapped tunes to TunePlus and realized how fast these things can be (even on 93). Data logging this week then e50 tune we gooooo

Yes! And it gets even more burble-y with different tunes. 3inch Thermal is the best on these rides

Are there 8 wheels & tires for sale?

All based on the preference that you have. I have Tial and love it

Wow. Sorry to hear of all of this! What state is the dealer located in?

CvFab catted DP’s and intercooler here- very happy with the results but you absolutely will crack those stock flex pipes. My original exhaust setup was the DP’s + welded in Valvetronics to keep the sound quiet when needed. Waste of money to be honest. Flex pipes leaked within 1,000 miles and...

Wow. Going to be rad!

You can easily see the valve open or closed. While closed, the valvetronic has a nice tone with the setup I mentioned above. The leaking stock test pipes drove me nuts given it is essentially brand new.