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Ditto what Bob said on calling Escort. I had a problem with my S2 last year after owning it for 2 years. They had me send it to them and they rebuilt it. Has been working great ever since...

No issues with the 265/60/18 size on the OEM wheels so far. I haven't put but maybe 100 miles on them as of now, but the ride is much better and there is no rubbing or bumping from the additional width and height. David

TJR, I think a bad batch of tires would match what you are saying perfectly. It could easily explain why some see good mileage while others are having them burn up quickly. Hello Jerry, and thanks for the welcome. I know I don't post much, but I have been a member for quite...

Before you run your mouth about people's driving habits bud; I suggest you know the person you are talking about before opening your mouth. I might not be well known on this board, but I can guarantee you that those that do know me both personally and on other Explorer and Ford boards will tell...

Well, there goes another set of Michelin's from another '07. When I rotated them at 18K, they looked like they still had about 10K to go. I came out of the airport last Friday to find a flat. Aired it up and went home to plug it. When I took it off, the tire was just gone - no other way to...

Might I suggest getting in touch with a guy name Eric on www.ExplorerX.com . He did the 302 swap into his Explorer Sport and I seem to recall him having the same problem. You might be able to talk to him and find a solution...

"Saleen, Inc." is basically out of business. The only thing really left of it is the copyright name - that is why SMS still has 'Not affiliated with Saleen, Inc" on their site. I'm not a fan of Steve Saleen himself, but one good thing he has done is take on the warranty work for any of the...

Saw it off under 16" if you like, but you better get a tax stamp for it ($200 plus the cost of finger prints, engraving, and LEO signature). Anything under 16" in considered a short barrel and by FEDERAL statues require a green stamp. Possess an SBR and get caught with it or have the BATF find...

Kenwood Excelon 10" for me. I glassed my box to fit in the compartment space behind the seat, so no cutting required. Run it with an Alpine MRP-M500 amp. Sounds very good. It is not thunderous, chest collapsing bass, but for one 10", it does very well and matches the rest of my system great...

Make sure to check it against the site below for recall warranty work (if it needs it). Good review. Good luck with it. Personally for me, I'll have to stick with my Kimber Ultra Carry II for the summer and my Pro Carry II for the winter. :)

If you have an Alpine, Kenwood, etc; why not just get one of their cables? If this thing works as stated, you would still have to control everything from the Ipod. Most of the Alpine's and others that would have A/V connections have an Ipod connection option also. Plus you could control the...

I would check out the Kenwood DNX-6140 or the Eclipse AVN 6620 and ee if they do what you want. They are not my personal favorites, but I have heard good things about both. I think I know what you are wanting. My old Alpine 3DA-W882 double din had a nice EQ graphic that ran on the screen...

I believe Torrie said you can still get discounted parts through them, so you might try them also.

My Kimber is my main conceal carry, but when I don't have it, I carry my XD. Like JD said, it is similiar, but choosing between the two, my XD has smoother action and trigger than any Glock I've shot, even shooting the +P's I carry in it.

I remember the thread. I'm not saying this is not a real, verifiable problem. All I am saying is that many of the people I trust when it comes to engine work and people I would let touch my rides (very short list) have told me as long as you pay attention, follow the directions, it is not that...

It shouldn't be too difficult. You can extend everything down and then fiberglass a new area to mount the plate.

I've still got to change mine out... I talked to a few of my Stang friends about changing them out. Most have laughed and said it was not that big of a deal as long as you are paying attention. I haven't talked to anyone yet (that I trust anyway) that has broken one. Good...

Just depending on where you want to go, but yes, you can move them if you know wiring and vaccum lines. Depending on where you want to move them to, you will probably have to extend the wiring and also extend or put in new vaccum lines attached. Where do you want to go with them?

I know some that have moved their controls to their glovebox, but most have been electric controls, not the 3 knobs.

I don't know where you are, but I would find a local stereo shop and see who they use for repairs.