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Drone is a huge concern for me as well. There is some sound deadening type stuff you can do as well, but that requires pulling out spare tires and carpeting. In my experience (with mustangs) drone doesn't seem to be much of an issue unless you remove the cats.

Really I think there are two major differences: 1) They would be cutting and welding your exhaust. If you never plan to return to stock then this isn't a big deal. But to me, personally, it is. 2) Exhaust note. The Borla system was designed with the ST in mind. The Magnaflow is most likely an...

Haha, ok, I definitely read your statement wrong. That makes more sense

Ah that makes a lot more sense. I thought surely there was no way a canned tune for his 2019 3.5 EB would work on his 2020 3.0 EB

If I understand this correctly, you used a canned 91 octane tune for a 2013-2019 Explorer sport on your 2020 Explorer ST?

@UNBROKEN doesn't drop bolts... just sockets :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Welcome! I hear the same thing. I just assumed it was the vehicle sensing the key fob and preparing to start up all of the electrical components so you have to wait less time once you actually get in and turn it on.

Yea I don't remember if I did, but I feel like I probably did. I have done TONS of work on my own vehicles (including installing long tubes on my mustang in my garage on jack stands with hand tools, if you know anything about mustangs you know how terrible of a job that is). I was less scared of...

I think mine had 190 or so. Not sure how long it was on the lot but I bought it in August and had a January build date

air bags scare me. I swapped one steering wheel one time and I did it all from the passenger seat haha

any pics of the zip ties?

I turned off the lane keep assist, collision warning and adaptive cruise. I would love to have a fully autonomous self-driving car. I also REALLY enjoy driving myself. but to have some bastardized, hybridized version of semi-autonomous is terrible. That stuff just screws me up and I actually pay...

Looks great! Not really relevant but I see you also had to use the painted bumper plugs for the license plate bracket holes. In KY front plates are not required, yet for some reason the dealer installed the front plate bracket :rolleyes:

Wow, that's amazing

I don't have a facebook and I do not know how to navigate lol. It's all good, I'm sure it'll pop up somewhere

Ugh, I might have misspoken, I do know it is on some models, and that the Explorer isn't the first. To say it is on ALL Fords may not be accurate.

That's badass, I wish there was a video :cry:

You don't like the sound of the 3.0 EB?!? I think it sounds glorious. Longitudinal mount "V" engines generally sound better than transverse mount, IMO. The 3.5 sound is terrible in the Raptor, but the 3.0 in the Explorer is very nice.

This has been a feature on all Fords with the ambient lighting for a couple of years now. Just a visual indicator for "door ajar", pretty neat though

I'm sure there's some trivial change in HP (hell maybe even a decrease for all we know) but 1HP is well within the margin of error, you'll gain and lose more than that based on weather conditions. Even 12 HP is probably achievable with the right weather (super hot and humid vs relatively cool...