Recent content by Gooner86

Where do you find the plug? I’m not sure where to look to find it to see if I’ve got it on my 2018.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-NEW-OEM-F2GT-1A189-AB-TIRE-PRESSURE-SENSORS-2015-2016-F-150-EDGE-MUSTANG-/171889613623?hash=item28056b5b37 Just buy these and call it a day. You dont need a programmer. Once installed the car will automatically relearn and adjust for the new sensors. You will have to...

LS swap bro

no, now I'm actually trying to sell a set lol.

What did you paint with? Looks good.

In the case of a flat, as the tire deflates it will bulge out from the sides as shown in the photo below, it shouldnt cause damage unless you continue driving or whatever caused the flat also damaged the wheel as well. Either way these wheels are pretty cheap so I wouldn't worry about it.

Here is the front, no stretch fits perfectly, could go narrower if you wish.

I was thinking 2 tunes a 93 and an e85 that way if I can't find e85 I can switch to 93 tune when empty. I think that a true e85 tune will be better than a flex fuel tune, or is my logic flawed?

I currently have the GT catback and Roush intake. Stock headers because can't decide on longtube or shorty, and might do 11-14 gt throttle body. Looking to tune soon but can't decide if I should stick to 93 or go E85, not having a lot of NA cyclones running e85 is putting me off a bit.

285/35r19 on a 19x11 wheel. Slight stretch but looks good and no issues. Currently running 285/35 all around on 19x10/11 staggered.

No currently stock tune, E85 is pretty well available in my area so if there would be a significant gain over 93 id rather go directly for that. Figured I would at the least need upgraded injectors to run the extra fuel needed with E85.

Did he have any gains from just E85 do you know?

Anyone tuned for E85?

Is anyone on E85? What's required to make the switch? Is it recommended for NA applications and would I see any gains? Would I be better of with a 93 tune? I'm assuming I would need upgraded injectors but not sure what else would be necessary other than a tune of course.

Just remove the bumper without taking the wheels off.