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of all your projects thusfar, THIS is the one that I am most interested in. I just wish I had the time to undertake such an ordeal. I also thought the general rule of thumb for CLD was like 25% coverage. Are you doing 100% because you intend this to be a competition car or do you recommend full...

or why stop there! lol. :ROFLMAO: https://www.ebay.com/itm/21pcs-Carbon-Fiber-Interior-Accessories-Kit-Covers-for-Ford-Explorer-2020-2021/284006553770?fits=Year%3A2020%7CModel%3AExplorer%7CMake%3AFord&hash=item42201c18aa:g:ABMAAOSwxltf4~mj

I put one of these on top of the front storage cubby lid below the infotainment stack. I now throw my keyfob and phone there. Works way better than a cupholder or in the middle armrest. https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T5RHCFS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 For a little...

For those of us too cheap to shell out for a CarbonTastic Wheel... found a option thats about $1400 cheaper. ;-) For $40 it might just be worth the experiment. I'm trying to find a pattern that matches the interior carbon trim a little better though...

Hey Jim, So what you do with that menu is select with the little checkboxes which items you want to show on the right hand side (or middle if in Sport Mode). Then to access each item you just press the up/down arrows to cycle through which ones you are interested in. I essentially just selected...

i LOVE the "recycled carbon fiber" or the roughcut style layups. nice work.

i would love it if it turns out to be. i can't find anything though. been spending last week trying to figure out if this is possible.

I was just screwing with you dude based on the other thread. Its all good. Work looks nice. ....except for the wheels on that Challenger, those are atrocious. ;)

you should ceramic coat the wrap--helps it last longer in that Florida sun. ;):ROFLMAO:

i dig that. not sure about the red "explorer" lettering on the tailgate, but the carbon bits on the spoiler are cool. would be cool to see the front and rear lower fascias (the gloss bit) done in carbon... give it a bit of aftermarket diffuser look.

This is a really interesting thread to me for a strange reason. I'm pretty sure I'm the youngest user on here by a fair margin (at least from what i can tell) and I actually find being my own dj to be an incredibly frustrating and indecisive experience. I can only listen to music using pandora...

Hey Jim, the posters above are referring to removal/replacement of the downpipes. These are the section of the exhaust system which contain the catalytic converters and are in between the turbos and the mid mounted muffler. THOSE are a huge PITA to replace/remove. you are referring to the...

What's hilarious is that if anything is broken (beyond the back window glass and maybe the tailgate) there is no way he is finding replacement parts for at least 3-6 months while FCA fills out the service pipelines.

and the current raptor makes our STs look like an S-Class. :oops:

so what I'm hearing is that after a lift kit and 35s I should be in the 5mpg range? Sweet!!!

The F-150 Shelby Super Snake exists. And it has a warranty. It can't be THAT hard to lift it, put it on 35s, and add some Fox suspension bits. C'mon Ford get with it!

Everyone here is pretty much correct and speaking the same language--I admit that my analogy was overly simplified. Like everyone is saying; a 100hp dyno increase is a 100hp dyno increase. I think the point TMac was making is that the % increase claims or crank hp claims made by tuners (not you...

certainly not logarithmic but its also not a fixed value (i.e., 68hp) either. its more a baseline fixed value plus a percentage for additional hp added. the way to think of it is that friction isn't the only variable here. Rotational and fixed masses play a part as well. To spin a 50lb. drum to...

I thought he did fantastic and his opening statement regarding Alex was perfect. For someone who apparently doesn't have any prior experience hosting a show, he seemed a natural. Obviously Trebek shoes are gonna be pretty impossible to fill but Ken did an excellent job.

Comedy gold right here folks.