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It won't be worth much when I get something else so I am going to keep it as a beater. I know maintenance has been the best and it is nice to have an AWD here in KY with snow tires on occasion. It is nice to have an extra car when taking something to the shop or the kids need to borrow it.

Has anyone had problems with paint peeling on aftermarket Ford emblems? I sure have seen a lot of original Ford emblems with all the blue gone... Looking to do this while installing the IC when the weather warms a little more.

https://www.explorerforum.com/forums/threads/2022-xlt-transmission-issues.498251/ Look at this with similar issues.

I am a little over 31K and it feels like the engine is too low in rpms/too high of a gear at certain times. Going to try Forscan to clear transmission adaptations and reset the PCM as stated in another thread.

I took off my stock 21" wheels with original tires and put on my dedicated snow tires. Those stock wheels are heavy. The snows are on 18" Enkei wheels from tire rack.

I just had to send them a message that I did indeed want the PIU shocks instead of the stock ones. Going to install them tomorrow. It is really squirrely with one shock with little oil.

One of my rear shocks is leaking bad with 27K miles. I tried to order the PIU rear shocks from Varsity Ford and they said my VIN was invalid. I ordered: Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total LB5Z-18125-J Shock Absorber Assembly $113.12 2 $226.24 Do I try to find...

I talked to a lady today who called me back after investigating to tell me they were on backorder and expected to ship by December 15.

I used points, but Lethal Performance has this for $112.09

Welcome! I am in Prospect, KY. Spent the last several days helping my daughter move. Could not have done that in the Cayman I was going to buy instead of the ST until I had to have 2 hip replacements. ST has been great...very fun and useful.

What was the cost on this? Seems like a viable way to go just for different sound than stock!

The rubber sticks through and they are not slippery at all. Need to heat the brake pedal up to get it on easier. I just went through the ST Experience in Ashville, NC where we were hitting the gas and slamming on the brakes...no problems and they look great!