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Nice- WRC Subaru color combination...looks good. What rims?

There have been a couple of the start-up smoke issues listed in the forum. Usually traced to a bad turbine seal.

It's amazing to me from my experience that your 87 octane is higher priced than the 93! However where I'm located we have no where near that amount of ethanol in the 87-93 pump. It's only 10% in 93.

They just listed facts. You immediately jumped to insults. Who exactly is in denial?

We have no idea what you're talking about. The pic shows 255/55, your post now says 245/50. What does the differential have to do with anything? Unless you're talking about the DIFFERENCE between these tire sizes? And what does this have to do with brake clearance? Are you buying different...

The tire is not the issue, it's the rim that has to clear.

No one here can give you a guarantee. There are thousands of explorers running around just fine with the same transmission. If you're so concerned, why even buy an ST?

Yes, but I paid more for my 2020 than the prices I've seen posters quoting for the later models. Hard to tell for sure since the option packages also have changed.

Well, if you're drunk enough to put your car away in the garage without shutting it off, it will shut down on its own after 30 minutes. Think of the countless (like 0) lives that could be saved if the millions of vehicles with quiet exhausts were much louder, especially with keyless START...

Your welds are also very high quality!

No doubt, his welding is art.

It may be slow compared to some, but it's so far ahead of the Jaguar XF system that I had in my previous car. Imagine that you've backed out of your driveway and are down the road before the rear camera comes on! Imagine a NAV system so slow that it takes (and I am NOT exaggerating) a good...

I've heard of "yammer hammer" in conjunction with Yamahas. Did a search, but didn't come up with anything related to a Taurus SHO. What am I missing? Is that a tuner? Does it have something to do with the older Taurus SHO with the Yamaha induction system? I drove one of those new back in...

I actually had a job when I was 14 years old- driving around my old Bridgestone motorcycle with an improvised bucket carrier to collect pails of maple syrup from trees that were tapped along the roadside. Delivered them to an old guy who paid me to collect for his "sugar bush". Growing up on a...

That's because you didn't grow up with it. ;)

You need to make sure you have the right hub size. Otherwise, you're trusting the wheel studs to keep everything centered. It's a recipe for problems.

Simple solution. Drive your vehicle for 5000 miles or so. Trans will be well broken in....or broken. Once it's broken in, you can start doing upgrades. Understand, no one can give you guarantees and there aren't that many transmission failures. Sites like this tend to magnify problems when...

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The diameter change of the tires does matter in the speedo measurement.