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Hard to beat the results of the JXB bushing insert(s). Have you watched their DOE (design of Experiments) video? From the video, they appear to work really well on their own without a brace. I have the Single bushing / 3-bolt design on my 25'. I have an AWR brace but I have a JXB bushing insert...

Man you have had more than your fair share of issues with your ST.. I think its time it falls off a cliff somewhere!

Not sure who is more @ Fault - Ford for all of the complete horseshit glitchy electronic garbge no one wants or needs or an incompetent dealer.. right - BOTH.

Its all good as long as its on the roof and not the hood !!

I like and use Curt brake controllers myself. Just an FYI, you will need an adapter harness specific to the Explorer and the controller you use. The controller package Dale5403 is showing has the specific harness for the Explorer and the specific Tekonsha brake controller. Below is a pic of my...

I 2nd the vote of going with the AWR brace.

Its kinda the new modern day Ford. The vehicles will just leave you stranded.

I don't disagree with you.

In my household you can choose any color you want as long as its red!

You are going to have to break down the tires from the wheels, remove any weights, have the wheels stripper (sandblasted), have them powdercoated, then get the tires remouinted and balanced. You might be able to save a few bucks by having the rims sandblasted independently so the powdercoater...

Damn!!! This is EXACTLY WHY you don't let anything go, minor or not. A) Because we expect and demand excellence and we paid for it to be nothing other than that. B) Because something seemingly minor might not be as it appears.

Another awesome Ford feature (sarcasm)..

Man.. I'm pretty sure someone else on here told you to "find a real issue to worry about". It was certainly a real issue to me and with everything they had to do, it deffinately was! Glad is has all been taken care of.

It's completely common for body shops or DIY'ers to have what are called "add ons" to claims as work begins and other things are found to be damaged from the incident. Body shops reach out to your insurance company and get it taken care of. Most of the time you aren't even made aware of it.

My $.02 - I use a 50/50 mix of vinegar and water in a spray bottle. I spray it on, wait 20 - 30 seconds and wipe it off. Results would vary depending on how bad the hard water is but this has always worked well for me.

I also worked with John @ Steeda a couple of weeks ago to get a lower than currently advertised price on Steeda subfame bushing supports. I received them a couple of days ago. As soon as I can get a day at around 50 degrees or more I am going to install them and a Traxda 1.5" lift at the same...

RUN AWAY AS FAST AS YOU CAN - NO JOKE.

I have this on my 25' and I had this same brand on my 22' ST. All USA!

Why was the determined issue?