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What Have You Done To Your Explorer ST Today

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I have searched for a thread like this on this forum. If I missed it somehow or it's in a different location then please point me in the right direction. I've been a member of several and currently a member of 5thGenRams for my Ram 1500 Limited. I have always enjoyed this type thread because it gives a single location to see what others are doing and I think it's a great way to get and share ideas. I'll start it with something simple and we'll see where it goes. I know some have already gotten a big head start, so feel welcome to post your yesterday too.
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My tint guy curved the eyebrow to match the factory curve at the bottom.
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I’m out of things to do. lol
 

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I’m out of things to do. lol
Not true.

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I meant I don’t currently have anything in hand to do...I’m waiting on parts.
I’ve had 7 national magazine features over the years...I have plenty of imagination and very poor financial skills.
 

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UNBROKEN, I went through your build page and that's where I have gotten some ideas from. For example, I love the removal of the rear wiper but my wife says she uses it. If it helps her see things behind her, then it stays. I appreciate the interest in this thread and this is what I think it's for. Members can play catch up for those of us new to the forum.
 

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Removed the front license plate holder, thankfully our state doesn't require them. Filled the painted holes with the BumperPlugs.com Iconic Silver bumper plugs. They were a little expensive at 29.99, but I figured that once I ordered the paint from AutomotiveTouchup and then painted them, then it wasn't so bad. I used the GM panel push retainers by Dorman, 963-004D for the black one. Thanks to another member for this great find. I love the way it changed the front look.
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Added the red carbon fiber start button, redid the black ST inlay, finished my adjustable swaybar endlinks and went out this morning testing and pulled a 4.03 0-60 on the Dragy.
 

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Adding the start button to my list.

I've just about talked myself into the 1/4" spacers that you had gotten. I really don't like the rear wheels being so tucked up under the wheel well. If this was my truck then i would go your route with wheels and tires, but since this is the wifey's it's not a concern to her. I'm going to go back and see which ones you went with. I've been hesitant to use spacers because of the different opinions of them but you seem very knowledgeable in this area.
 

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For a 1/4” slip on spacer just make sure it’s billet aluminum and not cast. The hub protrudes enough that the wheel will still catch it so it maintains the hub-centric fitment. It needs to be 70.6mm center bore or larger as well.
 

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Added the JLT catch can to the ST today. This has been one of my first mods that I do since my 2013 F150 Platinum with the 5.0. I've seen the oil collected by the cans and I am sold on them. I chose the JLT because it looked easier to install and the other brand required drilling into the air intake tube. I didn't feel comfortable with that.
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For a 1/4” slip on spacer just make sure it’s billet aluminum and not cast. The hub protrudes enough that the wheel will still catch it so it maintains the hub-centric fitment. It needs to be 70.6mm center bore or larger as well.
Thanks, I was just fixing to go to your build thread. Do you have the link or brand that you went with?
 

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Thanks, I was just fixing to go to your build thread. Do you have the link or brand that you went with?
I just grab them off eBay.
 

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Thanks, took a screen shot of the eBay picture from your build thread. Ordering those tomorrow.
 

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^^ Factory?
 

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Didn't think so, but was hoping. I've seen the youtube videos and may consider the tune when it gets broken in a little more.
 

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