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That's a good link to have. I went to O'Reilly to see if they might have a service manual and they asked me what i was looking for. I told them suspension torque spec. They were able to go into their system and print me out the specs for front and rear suspension.

H&R.

The springs drop it just under 2" from the stock height.

I got it lowered now that the springs finally came in. I did the swaybar last week. Then gave it a little detail.

Is there anywhere to find torque specifications (particularly for suspension) without having to buy a service manual?

Glad to hear it was fun! We are scheduled to go in August. Did they give you tickets for the Biltmore? I am just wondering since it's a quick one night stay which day you went, the day you got there or some time the next day after the ST Experience?

I purchased some on Amazon meant for a Tesla. They are 21mm, look good, and I haven't lost any yet. I saw mixed reviews about the coating on the Gorilla and other lug nuts not holding up over time so decided to just do these...

Traded in the wife’s Volvo for a new ST. Just had the front windows tinted to match and 70% on the windshield. I also got some black lug nut covers to hide the chrome. Not sure what’s next other than I will ceramic coat it this weekend.

Without a service tool? If you can do it from the the car that would be nice.

No experience with the Explorer yet, but on other cars I have just used a 9 volt battery with a couple leads attached to it. Unplug the EPB motor and touch leads to the terminal until you hear it stop unwinding.