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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today
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Thanks!
Just a template redraft note:
The 31" length is fine. As far as the 6" width, maybe you could show that the 6" is the total width and in the same ruler, mark the measures of the indents and the dotted lines. The dotted lines show the area of bending but not where they are in reference to the width.
Also, what material did you use? I was thinking of doing the same with aluminum as it would be easier to manipulate than steel and less prone to rust.
Just a template redraft note:
The 31" length is fine. As far as the 6" width, maybe you could show that the 6" is the total width and in the same ruler, mark the measures of the indents and the dotted lines. The dotted lines show the area of bending but not where they are in reference to the width.
Also, what material did you use? I was thinking of doing the same with aluminum as it would be easier to manipulate than steel and less prone to rust.
Installed my J&L oil Catch can, and new Reverse lights, turn signals and license plate lights from Houston Speed Freaks.. the are nice and bright just have to wait for darkness to see how they perform... Catch can was stupid easy took more time to find a 10mm socket than to do the install. I did notice my PCV hose was very clean looking, I didn't notice any oil or oily residue in it. over all a very productive 40 mins.
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Spent 2 1/2 hrs under the hood today after the hose blew off the right turbo last night. The hose clamp screw was in such a ridiculous position that I had to take the whole piping off so I could reset the orientation of the clamp. It was one of those clamps that was crimped onto the hose so you couldn't turn it to expose the screw. Had to uncrimp it and recrimp it to a position where I could even get a socket on it. Of course, it was in one of those unreachable tight spots so you could barely turn a ratchet. In fact 'all' the clamps involved had their screws in unreachable areas under all the items I had to remove to get to them.
Literally had to lay on the engine to access the whole job. This also happened with the left turbo a while back. I'll have to talk to the mechanic who installed the turbos about that.
Literally had to lay on the engine to access the whole job. This also happened with the left turbo a while back. I'll have to talk to the mechanic who installed the turbos about that.
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- East Freetown, MA
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- 2020 Explorer ST, Silver Spruce Metalic
Been loving the ST so far. Here are some little things done so far (and my JXB bushing insert, upgraded diff hardware, and AWR brace are on their way)
- emblem inlays
- black ovals
- interior protectors
- hardwired radar detector
- rain guards
- metal pedals
- weather tech folding cargo liner
- cup holder hero pack red trim
- emblem inlays
- black ovals
- interior protectors
- hardwired radar detector
- rain guards
- metal pedals
- weather tech folding cargo liner
- cup holder hero pack red trim
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Paid $950. Unfortunately, the dent was too deep and the paint was taken off down to the metal for a paintless dent repair. Body shop had to disassemble the entire door to remove the dent and then fully paint front and back doors to blend the iconic silver so you wouldn't be able tell there was a repaint.
You can definitely find cheaper body shops, the 950 is more on the high end
You can definitely find cheaper body shops, the 950 is more on the high end
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Had a scratch that went down to the metal on the left front fender. The body shop I went to not only matched the iconic silver but they also had a scanner that picked up any kind of paint fade so it would automatically match the rest of the car. The match was perfect and they didn't have to repaint any other part of the ST to match their job.
I thought that was standard procedure these days so it surprises me that your body shop would also have to repaint your back door to match their paint. It seems like unneeded cost.
I thought that was standard procedure these days so it surprises me that your body shop would also have to repaint your back door to match their paint. It seems like unneeded cost.
Charge Pipes installed! Finally the intercooler was able to be installed, with the Emblem City emblem swap and hood struts. Hardwired mirror tap for the radar detector was the same process, and Thermal R&D exhaust installed, but I'm holding off on my downpipes for now.
Roof rail delete is almost done, but Ford had a defect where one bracket was missing a bolt during the injection process, waiting for a replacement that will actually bolt to the vehicle.
Roof rail delete is almost done, but Ford had a defect where one bracket was missing a bolt during the injection process, waiting for a replacement that will actually bolt to the vehicle.
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