2007 Ford Explorer

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[quote=""Chris GTO TT""] :lmao: I saw it was you who responded and thought this was your post even before I saw it. You did not disappoint! :highfive: [/quote]

Yup! I feel it's gonna be a punchline around here a lot.


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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left :lol:
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https://www.discounttiredirect.com/buy- ... lt/p/47974

I think these would look good with some 255/65/17 Tires :chin:
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Wound up with those wheels in 16's with a 265/70/16 Cooper Discoverer AT3 tires.... :runaway:
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They were finally delivered today and I love how it looks :glee:

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Looks good man!


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[quote=""Melis""]The cop asked Coop "Are you really a firefighter?" Coop was like "yeah" then the cop said "ok your in charge" then the cop left :lol:
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Thanks :)
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I like it. :)
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Ditto.
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Looks good, but ya, fix that tailpipe. :lol:
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Yeah its on my list to do :lol:
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From my suppliers magnaflow and Gibson only.

Gibson is 3". MF 2.5


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To my knowledge Magnaflow and Gibson are the only ones who make bolt on kits for this body style Explorer. I hear better things about Magnaflow than Gibson. From what I hear Gibson is quite loud typically and I really don't want it to be very loud.
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Why not get one custom made?
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I prefer stainless steel over alumized steel. Even though it'd be years before rust would be a problem in CA. Anytime I look at one of the exhaust shops specials the rust is terrible on them and especially on the welds.
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[quote=""Chris GTO TT""]I prefer stainless steel over alumized steel. Even though it'd be years before rust would be a problem in CA. Anytime I look at one of the exhaust shops specials the rust is terrible on them and especially on the welds.[/quote]



You haven't seen ours.

We do offer stainless too ;)
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[quote=""vr4""]You haven't seen ours.

We do offer stainless too ;) [/quote]

:chin: what is it you offer, and cost? :chin:
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And went back to the stock wheels today :sulk: Went from getting 15-17mpg without too much effort to struggling to get 14.5 with lots of highway driving. They also really killed the power, to the point of when I was towing a 3000lbs trailer I was stuggling to get to speed timely.

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Yup, rotating mass and circumstance kills speed.

Had a buddy with a Jeep, lifted it, did a bunch of stuff....couldn’t back jet skis up a small incline driveway because of his stupid huge tires.


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Yeah I expected some but I figured it wouldn't be too bad going from 29.5" to a 30.5". However the new tires are 9lbs heavier than the old ones, which I suspect made it far worse. Now to decide if I'm going back stock 245/65/17 or the smaller size I was originally considering 255/70/16
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Or sell it for either a 2015 Hyundai Genesis Sedan 3.8 or 2016ish Mazda6
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