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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today
- Thread starter TNSmokee
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Yup, BISupply:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PYJ4V8W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Had the Accord on them today for an oil/filter change, Camaro's turn next week.
Ya need a step ladder when doing the oil & filter change on an ST
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PYJ4V8W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Had the Accord on them today for an oil/filter change, Camaro's turn next week.
Ya need a step ladder when doing the oil & filter change on an ST
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ST is off to Tucson again on Thursday. It got a "pre-wash" today ahead of tomorrows full detail.
There's plenty of room ahead of the rear wheels, so if you get ambitious you can get the entire vehicle up on four of the ramps. I haven't tried it as I only have two right now. I'll probably buy another pair.
Not sure about using a single pair to get one side of the ST elevated, would most likely be fine.
If you need a bit more lift you could put the ramps on a length of 2x12 that is a bit longer than the ramp & bevel the end. 2x4 screwed across the other end of the 2x12 to prevent the ramp sliding along it.
There's plenty of room ahead of the rear wheels, so if you get ambitious you can get the entire vehicle up on four of the ramps. I haven't tried it as I only have two right now. I'll probably buy another pair.
Not sure about using a single pair to get one side of the ST elevated, would most likely be fine.
If you need a bit more lift you could put the ramps on a length of 2x12 that is a bit longer than the ramp & bevel the end. 2x4 screwed across the other end of the 2x12 to prevent the ramp sliding along it.
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I had Steeda Springs w/ an alignment and a Whipple Intercooler installed today at a local dealership. Total cost $580! No doubt I am very happy with the labor cost. $200 for the Intercooler, $300 for the springs, and $80 for the alignment.
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$200 for the Whipple is insanely cheap! $300 for the springs is just cheap and $80 for the alignment is reasonably cheap. Nice dealer for sure! If I had a dealer like that nearby I would pay them instead of doing all the work myself. My dealer said i would void the warranty if i put springs on it 
After the price he gave me I said no thanks and BTW I wasn't looking for warranty on the springs
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$200 for the Whipple is insanely cheap! $300 for the springs is just cheap and $80 for the alignment is reasonably cheap. Nice dealer for sure! If I had a dealer like that nearby I would pay them instead of doing all the work myself. My dealer said i would void the warranty if i put springs on it After the price he gave me I said no thanks and BTW I wasn't looking for warranty on the springs
After the price he gave me I said no thanks and BTW I wasn't looking for warranty on the springs
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Thinking of ordering the following intake parts in red.
https://www.lethalperformance.com/f...ke-kit-2020-2021-explorer-st-ff-feai2021.html
https://www.lethalperformance.com/f...ock-bov-2020-2021-explorer-st-ff-fecpipe.html
Anyone installed both? If so, does it require a tuner after installed?
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https://www.lethalperformance.com/f...ke-kit-2020-2021-explorer-st-ff-feai2021.html
https://www.lethalperformance.com/f...ock-bov-2020-2021-explorer-st-ff-fecpipe.html
Anyone installed both? If so, does it require a tuner after installed?
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