RustyNail101
Member
- Joined
- June 15, 2015
- Messages
- 15
- Reaction score
- 0
- City, State
- Wisconsin
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2016 Explorer Sport
Added the WeatherTech custom fit all weather floor mats: front, middle, rear, and cargo liner.
In the past week I added the full 3rd row Ford all weather mat and a K&N filter only replacement. I also took the time to clean out all the oil that was in the inlet tube between the airbox and the throttle body.
Added LED puddle lights. Such a huge difference!
Not to hijack this thread, but I would not use a K&N on an EB motor. Too dirty and you won't get the gains like a NA motor would. You need the dry fiber filters to catch the contaminants. I'm sure this is controversial, but something to consider on EB motors/
where did you get those? drop in replacements?
Not to hijack this thread, but I would not use a K&N on an EB motor. Too dirty and you won't get the gains like a NA motor would. You need the dry fiber filters to catch the contaminants. I'm sure this is controversial, but something to consider on EB motors/
On my 2016 Sport, I did LED fog lamps (Thanks Britta-S), added the window visor/vent shades, and am awaiting shipment of the LED puddle lamps / license plate bulbs.
Under the hood, I changed the oil at 2000 miles and began to run Pennzoil Premium Full Synthetic and will run Top Tier regular or Shell/BP high octane for the detergents.
Future State: I would like to purchase the 2012-2015 Sport wheels. Love the "sportier" look of them and the engraved "Sport" but not sure if the senors are the same. I would love to put a larger sub woofer in the back in the same location (I do not want a bulky box). I plan on doing some sort of tint to match the other windows and would like to add the side rails / running boards. Lastly, I intend to look into options of the Bull bars when they become available.
Love the power, refinement and smoothness of this vehicle. Coming from a Durango - never again
Sounds good. Where did you get the window vents?
Thank you! Are they in channel type?
Did you consider replacing it with the 'shark fin' like many members have done?Today I gave it a good wash job, but a few days ago I replaced the stock antenna with a "Stubby" antenna. The reception is great and it is about half as long as the original and is solid and not bendable. Works great. Here is a link about it. You just unscrew the original and screw this one in.
http://www.cravenspeed.com/products/The-Stubby-Antenna.html
It does require a little more work but you can get it painted the same colour as the vehicle and it does use the same OEM mount.The Stubby antenna is about four inches long. I did not think of getting a shark fin. If you replace the original with a shark fin doesn't that require more than just screwing the new antenna in? I agree the shark fin looks the best but it sure is easy to just unscrew the original one and screw in a new one that's a lot smaller.