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Are you also available to help source WK2 calipers as well? Does that usually end up being the more "affordable" route or is your in-house caliper a better deal? I know that its a weird question, asking that--but what would be the pros/cons of a WK2 front kit vs your RB front kit?

a) look at @UNBROKEN 's thread. he has done ALOT and has links and such https://www.explorerst.org/threads/audio-system-prep-sound-deadening-project.1328/ b) I have the Borla ATAK exhaust, and I did just my spare tire well and rear tailgate with a combination of CLD and CCF, and the difference...

Sorry for being thick... does this mean the same thing as "fixed caliper", i.e., there is no way to run a 4-piston monoblock caliper on the rear? So we are stuck with our O.E. "floating piston" style rear calipers? I'm not sure I've ever hear the term fixed-piston but I'm also nowhere near an...

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I CANNOT WAIT until I can retire and my personal $/hr labor cost goes to zero. Kudos to you man.

Seriously. The understeer exhibited by this vehicle in slushy/icy conditions is ridiculous.

Hey Jim, Its an affliction most of us share. LOL. Couple of suggestions... If going the tune route and you haven't yet bought an exhaust, it may be worth investing in a 2.5" or 3" system. You will be spending about the same amount of money but get better flow. At OEM power, Borla is great but...

Just cut the other side? Thats what I did. I removed both of the end holes, then filed it smooth and painted it with Rustoleum gloss blue. Its a perfect color match and looks cleaner too.

Assuming you bought this particular model of AS4 tire, you are just fine. Its just the load index that matters. A 110 tire is appropriate for this vehicle.

Nah. They are a piggyback system--meaning they alter the input signals into the existing ECU. There is no trace if one is pulled off.

Agree, and didn't mean to imply that. Was just trying to make the point that the law DOES have teeth and if something breaks on your tuned vehicle, don't automatically assume you are screwed.

Get to know a really good breach of warranty lawyer. The Magnuson-Moss Act is ALOT more powerful than people realize. The OEMs bank on being able to push you around. Buddy installed a pulley on his supercharged mustang and when he had some issue some months later Ford told him to go pound...

Guess I need to get on installing that Stage 5 kit from ZFG... :unsure:

pre 20/21 explorer wheels actually DON'T fit the new explorers. the new bore size is bigger. If you are looking at 18s, Tire Rack has the updated specs and can give you a list of rims that will fit. If you want PI wheels, you will have to either pay like $400 per wheel or have a friend in...

and then you put ketchup on it???!!!!??? [screwy]

You're looking too deep. I have zero brand loyalty to anything--I own a subaru, a ram truck, this vehicle, a honda, etc. etc. Its just a joke to poke and rile up the SRT Challenger/Charger/Grand Cherokee enthusiasts around here and show some love to the Ford camp as long as I happen to own one...

it was somewhere in this thread i think https://www.explorerforum.com/forums/threads/who-is-dissatisfied-with-the-2020-ten-speed-trans.484120/

I can't find the thread (still looking) but you aren't the first person with this issue. When 10R60 transmissions go into "sport mode" it changes the oil pressure circuit--i imagine that part beginning to yolo itself is your issue. remedy has always been a new valve body.

With a 50,000 mile treadlife warranty, I would hope not. Granted you always take those warranties with a grain of salt and they are pro-rated but I forsee getting at least 30k out of a set of the stock Pirellis

This thread is not helping my problem with impulsivity. I really like your package choice. I may just have to do this.