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Progressive springs are theoretically beneficial in that they provide a soft ride with a ramping spring rate that prevents bottom-out. Something that can also be accomplished with compression damping in an adjustable shock. When using drop springs you have less total spring length for the same...

I think it just comes down to drop preference. I have the Steeda springs and rear sway bar and am very happy with both. The quality of the Steeda springs really is top notch, the powdercoating is very good quality, and even though listed drop is 1 1/8", after settling for a day, I think my final...

which begs the question, why bother? why not just run the single-sided catch can from JLT and call it a day.

C’mon dude. You of all people know a good build is all in the details. It’s gonna bug you having that big blue bar under there. ;) Nobody else knows but YOU will...

Mine will be delivered tomorrow. I ordered Tuesday night. Demand must have been higher than they anticipated.

thats absolutely crazy. with your prior experience with the 3.5 motor, how much more do you think this platform can take before things start breaking? 600hp out of stock engine internals seems nuts.

Even if you flash back, they can tell you did something. As @UNBROKEN says, the computer records how many times you have started the ignition. If you have only started the ignition 4 or 5 times and the truck has 3000 miles on it, they know exactly what you did. There is no "cheating" a tune...

The ST already has a rear sway bar, all explorers do, the ST just has a beefier one. See below for why an even stiffer one could be beneficial. https://axleaddict.com/auto-repair/Anti-Roll-Bars-How-to-choose-the-right-sway-bar-for-your-car This dude's videos are always super good. Long story...

Roger. Thanks for the heads up!

Curious your thoughts on this. Did you mean "soft in general" or "softest setting"? I thought with a heavy AWD vehicle (and according to most car mags driving impressions of this vehicle) this truck tends to understeer initially and then oversteers a bit if you keep pushing it until the traction...

Thanks for the heads up. Just ordered as well. This will give me motivation to finally install the lowering springs I ordered more than a month ago.

is that something these guys could do? I would be interested in that.

Pretty sure a rear sway bar is something everyone has been asking for and waiting for someone to make.

Hey @StorminNorman Is there a place we can see the build?

I would take the truck to a detailer and get a really good exterior detail done (or do it yourself if you've got the time.. using aforementioned product above) and then have them ceramic coat the truck. With less than 50 miles on my Star White I took it to a local detailer and had the wrap, PPF...

I'm going to thumbs up this. Thank you so much @LokiWolf for coming in here and helping out. its really appreciated. You mention that CyanLabs gets the actual ford builds files and then just makes a "tool" that compiles them and formats a stick correctly and does the "dirty work" for you--easy...

have you been able to do any of those updates over the air via the vehicles wifi or were they all with a usb stick? I have build 19274 so ran the in-vehicle update and it says vehicle up to date.

hey @mruff1975 , got someone here lookin for ya. his truck looks amazing.