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Straight 3" and no cat on a Flowmaster 40 sounds amazing on my other 2.3 turbo.... I believe in their ability to engineer a sound.

I have been running Murphy 87 ethanol free to compare to Costco 91 10% ethanol. I have thought my mpg is low since going to one size up tires, getting 18-19 despite a decent amount of highway miles in my commute. The fuel energy difference is about 3% if you look it up. It technically has to...

Haha I love that. The same joke is in the Ford Pass app, where you can shop for a new car as soon as you register the one you just bought.

That's literally not correct. Aluminum has good tensile strength, please explain where a diff cover experiences tensile forces. You think a silly diff cover is forged? Cast iron can have better elastic and shear strength, which is exactly what a supporting structure of the diff housing...

I installed the free one a few weeks ago, it completed successfully, but didn't update the map version to NA 1 18??? I'm tempted to try the USB order while it's still only $40

Right at 62" it would have play wihtout the foam, which holds it firmly in place. I didn't think to measure the height but a 2x8 or wider would work too

Treated 2x6 and some rubber foam stapled to the ends... $6 bed divider to keep little stuff from sliding forward from the tailgate.

Technically incorrect. Cast iron has a much higher elastic strength than aluminum, which is exactly what you want for protection in a diff cover for hitting boulders to protect against denting in and hitting the gears, or reinforcing the diff housing itself.

Subscribed! Another member replaced the B&O sub with a slim JL but didn't provide any further info. Let's figure this B&O system out.

Ford Perfmance clearly thinks heat isn't a problem enough to need aluminum, and opted for the immensely higher strength of cast iron.

Backflip MX4 looks very similar to my Gator FX. The shims provided were a dense rubber that I stuff up in between the plastic and the bed for the middle clamp. In the end it installed straight and seems solid enough... I also had a lot of trouble with the clamps and I think I need to replace...

That's a really great comparison, I wish there was one of those for the Ford performance / Fox setup.

That, is why you don't go alone! Good tires might have prevented that stuck.

How much of a hurry are you in? I am planning on a level, replacing my FX4 fronts, but it might be a month or two. I'm in the springs.