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2021 ST JDM
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ive decided to purchase parts and then ZFGracing tuner/tune separately.
im ordering the following : FenFab hotside charge pipes and Fenfab charge pipe w/turbo smart BOV AFE red edition Cold Air Intake CVF intercooler and Catted Downpipes AWE Touring edition 3" catback exhaust
get the HPtuner and Tune from ZFGracing.
im ordering the following : FenFab hotside charge pipes and Fenfab charge pipe w/turbo smart BOV AFE red edition Cold Air Intake CVF intercooler and Catted Downpipes AWE Touring edition 3" catback exhaust
get the HPtuner and Tune from ZFGracing.
You can totally source your own parts and purchase just the tune. I did that by purchasing my downpipes directly from CVF a couple months back and used a discount code.
When I was ready for the tune and intercooler, ZFG's stage 1 package was cheaper than purchasing the intercooler direct from CVF (including discount code) and then purchasing the RTD + credits from ZFG.
When I was ready for the tune and intercooler, ZFG's stage 1 package was cheaper than purchasing the intercooler direct from CVF (including discount code) and then purchasing the RTD + credits from ZFG.
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Jdm is pretty good, the owner used his own vehicle to develop their tunes and has successfully run it on his st for 80k miles without any issues. They have been tuning fords for a long time and get some great numbers and performance on the raptors, and mustangs. I have an sct x4 that is unmarried with a jdm tune on it if you’re interested. I had the tune built for my set up of Cvf intercooler, Cvf downpipes, intake (S&b) , and thermal 3in catback.
Jdm is pretty good, the owner used his own vehicle to develop their tunes and has successfully run it on his st for 80k miles without any issues. They have been tuning fords for a long time and get some great numbers and performance on the raptors, and mustangs. I have an sct x4 that is unmarried with a jdm tune on it if you’re interested. I had the tune built for my set up of Cvf intercooler, Cvf downpipes, intake (S&b) , and thermal 3in catback.
I did use it, I ran it for about 6 months. I got it before Cobb announced an accessport for the st. I recently picked up the accessport because it’s more user friendly to me, my other car is an Sti so I’m just used to the interface. Anyway I got the accessport for the st and a new tune for it. Although I will say the tune from jdm engineering felt faster. Cost wise you can have it for $120 shipped as it just sits around now.
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- 2020 Explorer ST, Silver Spruce Metalic
I purchased the Stage 1 set up from ZFG which included the DMS tune and the CVF intercooler. Purchased the SPD 3" downpipes from them as well. They gave me a good deal buying everything from them. Got the Thermal 3" from Lethal Performance to complete it. You should definately look into the FenFab vertical mounts, toe links and subframe bushing support kit if you're going to be doing any kind of launching!
No and even if that was possible, no tuner worth a darn would want to do that. They'd rather see logs so they can safely tune the vehicle.
What unbroken said....
Also, the x4 works on a lot of different ecoboosts, so you might want to join a general ecoboost group on facebook to sell it so you reach a wider audience. 250 plus shipping is a more than fair price for an x4.
What unbroken said....
Also, the x4 works on a lot of different ecoboosts, so you might want to join a general ecoboost group on facebook to sell it so you reach a wider audience. 250 plus shipping is a more than fair price for an x4.
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