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Hi I decided to go ahead with staggered 22" setup. Wheels: Blaque Diamond BD-F25 Tires: Continental DWS06 Front 22x9 +25, 275/40ZR22 Rear 22x10.5 +40, 315/35ZR22 Overall diameter is the same so no issues with AWD. I'm currently running them at 34psi, will chalk it to see if they need to be...

Here you go. I had 1.25" all around originally and hated how much dirt was getting kicked up on the side of the car (even with mud flaps). With 3/4 front and 1 back and mud flaps - no dirt. Last picture after being lowered.

Wheels taken off 2024 explorer ST at just under 2000mi. Excellent condition, no damage, no patches. 4 wheels, 4 pirelli tires, mounted and balanced from the factory, sensors and lug nuts are included (black and chrome). Want them gone before winter to buy a set of winter wheels/tires. Located...

Not too low? Aviator calls for 38 with 22s. I would like to run lower pressure for a little less harsh ride.

Hi, What tire pressures are you running with 22" wheels? 275/40R22, 315/35R22. Thank you.

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He did it as a learning experience. He has never wrapped the roof of an explorer without a sun roof. I only paid for the material. He wasted the first sheet because of all the ridges on the roof. Material + his employees cost was $400. Sorry for no help.

I ran 3/4 front and 1 rear. Had to trim both to work with stock 21" st wheels. Upgrading wheels now and had to replace front studs to have enough thread for the new wheels (easy job). I tried 1" front and 1.25" rear originally and didn't like all the crap being kicked up by the edge of the...

I could not find any any information on replacing wheel studs on explorers ST so decided to post this quick write up. I cut my studs to accommodate for 19mm bora spacers and oem wheels. New wheels don't need spacers, thicker at the hub and were only getting 5-6 full rotations on the lug nut. 1...

I'm happy with the outcome. Mike told me that ceramic coat is a waste of money because black wrap does not last as log due to sun exposure and constant shrink/expand cycles. He told me that it'll last without any issues for 3-5 years as long as I keep it clean.

Call Mike from Wrap That in East Hanover. Tell him Nick rexommended him and mention Alex from tropic window tinting. They'll take care of you. They did not remove roof rails.

Hey, I had the best experience today at one of my local wheel/tire/suspension shops. I would like to put a word out to anyone who needs work done on their Explorers/STs. Name of the Shop: Koi Werks Location: Linden, NJ (611 Pennsylvania avenue) Owner: Keith Master mechanic: Dave Over the last 2...

Rears are super easy if you have internal spring compressor. Took me and my son 45min to do both sides this weekend. 1. Jack the entire rear end in the middle, remove tires and sway bar links on both sides 2. Set jack stands under LCAs and lower the jack letting both springs fully compress 3...

I did realize that Eibachs lower that much. I went with h&r and after 200mi. the drop is 1.3f and 1.5r. Looks like eibachs dropped full 2" in the front. Looks great thought!

Thank you. My bad. I'll take some tonight.

2 pairs of BORA wheel spacers. FRONT 3/4" thick, black anodized, come with 10 nuts. REAR 1" thick, black anodized, come with 10 nuts. Used for about 10 weeks until wheels arrived. Perfect for flush setup with oem 21" wheels. Stud trimming is required with oem wheels. 2x Ford Explorer...

Regardless of the lettering, when you seat the spring onto the strut assembly, it will not sit straight up and will try to tilt to one side. This is normal because top plate is what has to be flush and straight and no the bottom. Some people get confused because the spring tilts sideways. If you...

This topic has probably been discussed many times over but I would like to add a few details that I discovered during install. 1. Rear springs: I only had to take 1 bolt off to remove and install rear springs - sway bar link bolt. I used the jack to compress rear spring and then inserted inside...

Good to know. Thank you

Atb At the headlight harness. Easily accessible once unplugged from the light.