Difference between Ranger 2.3 ecoboost and Explorer 2.3 ecoboost?
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I believe that assumption is wrong based on the numerous articles that have been posted on this thread already...
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You can get a performance chip and boost ranger to 310hp and 370 ft-lbs
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Marketing numbers dont mean a thing. When your wife gets her exploder you two can have a little race to see which is the fastest. It might be more beneficial to let her win. 
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I've owned my truck for nearly two years and still have yet to receive any points. ?
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The idea of potentially getting 400 HP and gawd knows how much torque from our modest 2.3 liters with some swaps and tuning is pretty damn enticing, but as a daily driver I wonder how manageable that might be. Could be a phenomenal off-road monster.
With little more than an exhaust and a tune I find mine crying out for better tires.?
With little more than an exhaust and a tune I find mine crying out for better tires.?
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Ugh, that stinks! I purchased my new 2020 XLT this past Monday and I had my points by Friday!? Somethings wrong of your have not received your points yet!
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Oh I know it. The last oil change that I did got points somehow added, but Ford still can't seem to figure out how to add the points from the initial purchase.
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If you didn't register the Ford app then you won't get any - I believe that is the trigger for the points.
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That was done and verified by Ford corporate and the dealer. Still haven't gotten the points.
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Very weird. They should give you double for your trouble.
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Hell, I'm still waiting for Ford corporate to fix it. I've had a case open with them for over six months on it.
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We got her's delivered Saturday. Nothing crazy, an XLT with a few added things to it. She loves it so far.@DocE3Gun did you guys get your Explorer yet? We just bought one Saturday for my wife. We traded in her 2.0 2017 Escape.
I get Z plan from my mom being a retiree, all available discounts and the 0% interest made it a great time to buy.
Test drove a Bronco Sport. Blah. Felt cheap.
I've heard the same thing about the Bronco Sport, and at the pricepoint (compared to the Explorer and new Bronco) it does kinda make sense. The black bronco sport they had on the lot had a $12,000 lower MSRP than the Explorer we got for my wife.
0%, Z-plan, and all the incentives definitely made it the right time to buy. Only downside is that we will be paying property taxes on 3 vehicles instead of 2 next year. We weren't paying much on her 2008, so it shouldn't be too bad.
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