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I've been running different size tires so I don't know what my actual mileage is, but I would still rather drive the ST than my Honda!

That's impressive, on our last trip to CO after fill up it said 485 miles to empty...but I had to stop to pee lol!

I don't think there's that much adjustment on the front of the ST so stock settings are probably best. For my '87 GT I had Maximum Motorsports camber caster plates that had plenty of adjustments and settings for street/performance and track settings. With Eibacs, KYB's, and tubular control arms...

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Very nice write up! Can you share the link to the set that you purchased?

I agree, there are better tunes out there but the FP tune is perfect for our daily driver. It's much more responsive and plenty of fun to drive.

"May end up too inebriated to finish the exhaust tonight" I resemble that statement:D!!

Welcome! And nice color!

TJ you have been the best with customer service and Steeda parts are amazing. But even some KYB's would be better than the stock shocks, I can't even drive my ST right now because the right rear shock has leaked out and completely frozen up. Every bump thumps the rear end at only 16K miles. I...

Nice! Let us know what you think about the Steeda Diff Brace, I have the AWR but that looks really solid.

That's another good option at a good price for the ST's. I had Pro Kit springs with KYB's on my '87 GT and was very happy with the ride and handling, hopefully someone will make shocks and struts for the ST soon.

I agree, the Yokohama's are better than the Goodyears.

Thanks, I'll ask if they have any in stock while I'm there on Saturday.

Welcome, I love that '83! I had an '82 Mercury Capri 5.0L for years and I loved that car! But that '67 is also beautiful!

I finally set my Steeda Sway Bar to the stiffest setting, only took about 30 minutes including jacking up the vehicle. Also noticed that my rear shocks are blown out and leaking while I was down there! I was hoping some aftermarket shocks would be available by now, even some KYB's would be...

Welcome, that color is amazing!

Steeda has a new differential brace available, it looks pretty solid: https://www.steeda.com/steeda-555-8141-explorer-rear-differential-brace

That looks good, just enough sidewall to fill the gap.

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Welcome to the forum! I'm in South Sacramento and starting to see more ST's around.