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Contact Ford Performance at: frpp@ford.com with your order number. They will send them right out. I had the same thing happen and received the bolts 2 days later from Ford.

This is Steeda's response when I asked about their kit and if there was a difference in which kit they send based on the part numbers (5035-J &5035-G): Mainly dimension or fitment between the "J" or "G" selection. Depending on the search I would get both subframe numbers. For reference My ST...

I have the intercooler for the ST, but I just grabbed one for the Bronco Raptor while on sale, Thanks!

Had a 2013. Was a great ride and a lot of fun. Never any issues with it. Had the CAI, Thermostat, Colder plugs, Down pipes, cat-back and Tune. Like others have said the 2020 is next level and modified is that much more fun! Miss the old one but glad we went with the 2020.

I posed that question about the defoulers that come with the pipes and Ron responded with this: "you should not need the tuneable defoulers for our downpipes "if" you do get a light over time, install the defoulers using the middle sized spacer inside the defoulers the spring clip is used to...

It was Ceramic. They had everything precut and do it right in your garage. I had 2 other vehicles done also.

Not sure on the ST but when they steal the Raptors, they pull the passenger kick panel fuse cover and remove the fuse for the modem which disables your ability to track via FordPass. Try it to make sure if it does disable the cars modem and FordPass on the ST. The fuse and location should be...

Matched the front only to the rear. I believe 30%.

Pretty much anything.

Went through Tire Rack.

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Sounds like you're in the market for a 1975 Chrysler New Yorker.

Trim tool and Dental floss. Makes it easy to get behind the emblem and separate the tape without prying on the panel. Just work the Dental floss around the emblem and it will pop right off.

I modified it. Just pick a color and cut it to fit under the cover. There is plenty of room. I actually used a small cheap plastic cutting board. It was thick enough and should stand up to the heat, so far so good.

I went with Fenfab. I like how yours contours around the ecu, very nice work!

Went with the 20" Wheel/Tire package from TireRack. Worked out well.