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  1. sjwhiteley

    Bilstein + Sumosprings ride height?

    For the lean, I'm not familiar with the install, but of the A arms are torqued to the frame with weight off the wheels then it could cause the bushings to twist and cause a lean at rest. It will also cause premature bushing wear.
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    Hidden winch install

    ... (link already posted)
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    Let's See Those Lifted / Big Tire Gen 4s!!

    That’s the kit which moves the rear wheel rear wards to center it back into the arch, correct?
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    Need 4 steelies in the Washington DC metro area

    Maybe Craigslist with some old f150 wheels? I saw something like this local, but don’t know if they fit (or have tires) for 25 bucks each… https://bgky.craigslist.org/wto/d/glasgow-f150-ford-hole/7467467002.html
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    Expedition too big for daily?

    Oh, something to add: the turning radius in this vehicle is phenomenally good.
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    Expedition too big for daily?

    Depends where you live. If you hardly ever see a town or city, it’s not big at all. If you live in or regularly go to built up urban areas where the attempt is to cram as much in as possible, then it can be a bit nerve wracking. But, it’s all about how you feel about it. If a compact suv does...
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    Total Meltdown - Help! - 2022 Expedition Max Limited

    Jiggled wire on negative terminal? You should not be able to budge either of the connectors on the battery.
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    Boost MPG New Thread

    I will agree to turn off cruise control, as long as you aren’t heavy on the gas. Eco does ok, but cruise will obviously keep your speed when going up even slight hills. However, varying speed and going slow (sic) will potentially cause other road users hassle. Which puts you at greater risk of...
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    Let's See Those Lifted / Big Tire Gen 4s!!

    What tires are those on stock rims? Looks about right for my next tires.
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    HD Tow Package

    Yes, get it. Wish I had it. The fuel economy difference (which would potentially be the only benefit without it) is immeasurable. I don’t know why they sell any vehicle like this without such a thing.
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    Cruise Control Not Working

    Yes, there is a radar in the front of the vehicle, and if anything blocks it, or is in its path/view, it will cause the cruise to not work.
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    Quick question on dash indication for 2H

    This is the standard behavior. You ain’t crazy.
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    Ford Expedition Maintenance page.

    I bought another set of OEM but they gave me a different style. The fit but we’re not ‘OEM’ for this vehicle. Looked like crap, and did not function as well. The only thing I can think of is the parts dept screwed up…
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    Ford Expedition Maintenance page.

    That site is where I got the wiper blade recommendation. I’m a stickler for a clear windshield, and have gone through several sets of blades, including the OEM. Not that they wore out, but we’re just crap. Ended up with the Bosch Icon 22A which I am quite happy with, and seem to be doing a great...
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    Tow Upgrades and Guidance - 2021 Expedition XLT

    Without HD tow you will be at MAX towing capacity. I recommend having the brake controller installed by the dealership - it's pretty cheap to do - unless you are very familiar with doing that work. The Sumo Springs (rubber donuts which go between the coil springs on the rear) will help a...
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    Pre-collision assist sensor

    Looking from the front, to the left (passenger side). There’s a black grille, then towards the ends it’s filled in. The drivers side is non removable, the passenger side is. There’s a radar sensor behind that. The plastic piece should pop out with a screwdriver or trim removal tool (it is...
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    Anyone tow 8,000 lbs. with their 2021 Expedition FX4 with max towing?

    As noted above, the WDH needs to be dialed in correctly. The closer you get to the limits, the more accurate you really need to be (less room for error). Also having sway control, if the WDH of choice doesn't have it built in. Also, again, the brakes need to be in good condition with the gain...
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    RCI Skid Plates

    I think they mean, how heavy is the full set?
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    Raptor front skid plate

    Here’s pictures of the front fascia trim and a fairly poor picture of the resultant rear bracket.
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    Raptor front skid plate

    No, it’s not obvious, you are correct! For the front, you will need two angled raptor skid plate mounting brackets (eBay. I recommend some knock offs as they will need bending, slightly, as the angle of the resulting mounted skid plate is a lot shallower). Then the hard part is the rear...
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    RCI Skid Plates

    Didn't mention anything about the filter? It looks like they could reach around the front plate.
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    Ways to add MPG in a $$$ Gas Price Economy!

    Oh, don't get me wrong..I agree. However, there are a lot more variables involved, and depending on the objective. Obviously, the situation is: I have this big thirsty vehicle, how do I limit gas usage, or more specifically - put the cost of operating it back in the region of where I'm...
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    RCI Skid Plates

    What’s the ‘hole’ on the drivers side on the second piece back? And the oval piece on the passenger side on the third piece - is that for the oil drain plug? I have a raptor front skid plate and was thinking of getting the second and third pieces - did you get aluminum or steel?
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    Ways to add MPG in a $$$ Gas Price Economy!

    Personally, I’d run without cruise - depending on traffic conditions. I got better mileage without it on my daily commute. With light traffic and slight hills, allowing the vehicle to slow down on the incline prevented an increase in immediate consumption. I also found a crosswind more...
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    Ways to add MPG in a $$$ Gas Price Economy!

    Based on my own experiences, ‘street’ tires, correctly inflated and running in ECO mode; plus crawling away from stops (the more you annoy people behind you, the better your economy - I.e. you won’t be in the left lane much!). Drive slower (can’t believe I’m saying that). Lastly, drive a...
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