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Welcome to the forum. How's the knee?

Bought my '23 ST in March of last year. Now at 32k.

Welcome! Follow you on Instagram as well. Great build, love the new interior.

On the toe links, is there a big advantage to the adjustable toe links? Or will the non-adjustable be fine?

Car looks good! But kudos on such a clean garage! I would have to board up the door from my house to the garage to have a garage like that! As soon as my wife knows there is an empty room somewhere she fills it! Lol

I thought about the spokes on mine when picking these wheels then convinced myself it wouldn't be that hard. Mistake! Lol

Wanting to know what products, tools and methods everyone is using. I love my wheels but the intricacy of the spokes is becoming a pain! Also, with the offset that a lot of us run, is anyone cleaning the inside of the wheels? I reach through and wipe mine down but wonder if there is an easier...

That's the info I needed. Thanks!

From what I have seen online both of these products seem to be 1" diameter sway bars. Is one significantly better than the other? I see a lot of people have done the Steeda in the rear.

Is there any value to a mod like this if I don't plan on any other performance upgrades? The only thing I have done to mine is swapped out the mufflers/tips. Dont plan on doing a tune or intercooler or anything like that.

We're in the same area. My office is in San Mateo and I live in Marin so I commute through the city every day. I'm sure we can figure out a time and place to get together.

I had mine welded in at my local muffler shop. All in, i'm just under $400 in cost. I'll work on getting a clip posted. Not too savvy on that stuff. But I just listened to the F150 on the Paradox website and that is similar to what mine sounds like.

I did a real simple exhaust upgrade by replacing the mufflers and it sounds very good in my opinion. But it probably would not be a good upgrade if you plan on doing any performance mods as 90% of the stock exhaust is in place. I replaced the stock mufflers with Paradox Hot Tamale mufflers.

You can also get the Toyo Proxes STiii in a 305/40/22. I think one of the eralier posters in this thread is running this tire/size. For the money I think these are great tires especially if you have to drive in wet weather. I live in NorCal, above SF and we can easily get downpours of 2-4 inches...

A little different perspective....I am running 22 x 10.5 wheels with a +25 offset. These are Verde Incise wheels and they only offered +25 & +35 in this size so I went with +25. Tires are Toyo Proxes STiii - 285/40/22.

Welcome to the forum. Fellow Bay Area owner here. Congrats on the purchase! These things are awesome. I own my 2nd one and still smile every time I drive it.

The Toyo Proxes Sport is a good option too.

I have 285/40/22 Toyo Proxes STiii's and they ride better than stock in my opinion and the 22 looks much better too.

New wheels & tires yesterday - Verde Incise V12's (22x10.5) and Toyo Proxes STiii (285/40/22)

I bought a pair of Paradox Hot Tamale mufflers and had my local shop install them with new muffler tips in place of the stock mufflers. I love it. It sounds good, not too aggressive and no drone.