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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today
- Thread starter TNSmokee
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Installed the snailfly running boards
Aside from pretty terrible instructions
They went on pretty easy
I kept my front ford mudflaps. So a small trimming of front cap was required
Easy peaky
They should have just put good pictures on a page.. with arrows
Anyway. Wife is happy as she is vertically challenged
While under the car..I noticed lots of cut outs in lower plastic as if a ford areo kit of some kind was intended
Where are they selling the everest
It has running boards and trim on lowers
I was surprised at how sturdy they are
My 230lb svelte frame didnt make them wiggle
Aside from pretty terrible instructions
They went on pretty easy
I kept my front ford mudflaps. So a small trimming of front cap was required
Easy peaky
They should have just put good pictures on a page.. with arrows
Anyway. Wife is happy as she is vertically challenged
While under the car..I noticed lots of cut outs in lower plastic as if a ford areo kit of some kind was intended
Where are they selling the everest
It has running boards and trim on lowers
I was surprised at how sturdy they are
My 230lb svelte frame didnt make them wiggle
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thank you
my wife the number one critic agrees, she is very happy with them
it was funny, i was looking around for some and she came home from shopping and asked if they had running boards like in our f150
i said yes i found an auto set and some fixed sets
she is vertically challenged (5.0 feet) and asked if a fixed set would look ok???
soooo i showed her as many pics as i could find with these installed
she liked, i bought and put them on. overall it took in real time about 50 minutes.
if you dont count the HIGH PRESSURE water hose squirting all the sand out of the nooks and stuff, so it would stop falling in my eyes
my wife the number one critic agrees, she is very happy with them
it was funny, i was looking around for some and she came home from shopping and asked if they had running boards like in our f150
i said yes i found an auto set and some fixed sets
she is vertically challenged (5.0 feet) and asked if a fixed set would look ok???
soooo i showed her as many pics as i could find with these installed
she liked, i bought and put them on. overall it took in real time about 50 minutes.
if you dont count the HIGH PRESSURE water hose squirting all the sand out of the nooks and stuff, so it would stop falling in my eyes
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I tossed on the aFe Bladerunner Hot/Cold pipes the other day (read my grumble elsewhere), so with the I.C. and AEM drop-in dry filter, I'm ready for a tune.
I tossed my stock tune on ZFG's TDN a while ago, now I chomp at the bit waiting for my DMS...
I tossed my stock tune on ZFG's TDN a while ago, now I chomp at the bit waiting for my DMS...
Going for the 93 DMS?
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Just got through flashing a 4th revision of a ZFG tune that enabled me to take advantage of the CRP Stage 5 turbos and CVF DPs.
Took it out to log a couple of pulls, hit 2nd gear and blew the hot side pipe right off the turbo. :-O
I'll have to clamp that down adequately tomorrow. The installer must've gone a little light on that one.
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Took it out to log a couple of pulls, hit 2nd gear and blew the hot side pipe right off the turbo. :-O
I'll have to clamp that down adequately tomorrow. The installer must've gone a little light on that one.
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Put hood strut kit on
Instructions shoukd have said remove under hood blanket then pop it back on after pins are put in. Made getting the nut plates on easier
I also put some rubber sticky membrane on the nut plates and studs in the hood
To help them stay tight, not cause corrosion etc
And post office delivered it this afternoon...yes sunday
Instructions shoukd have said remove under hood blanket then pop it back on after pins are put in. Made getting the nut plates on easier
I also put some rubber sticky membrane on the nut plates and studs in the hood
To help them stay tight, not cause corrosion etc
And post office delivered it this afternoon...yes sunday
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Put on the weather tech window visors
Easiest mod so far
Left out tye Pic
But on passenger side the trim panel is cracked..I now know where the rock hit tye other day. Lucky it missed window
But what is it called and maybe part number
I see dealer Tuesday for truck oil change. Might order it there
Easiest mod so far
Left out tye Pic
But on passenger side the trim panel is cracked..I now know where the rock hit tye other day. Lucky it missed window
But what is it called and maybe part number
I see dealer Tuesday for truck oil change. Might order it there
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