My 24 XLT Build

LemonHead said:

24 XLT FX4
Voxx wheels 245/45r20
S&B intake
Steeda BOV
aFe rebel catback
AirDesign can/tailgate spoilers
Cobb access port coming soon along with eibach lowering springs.

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Gray Goose said:

Looks great, but I wonder if the exhaust close to the plastic trim will be a melting issue. Some others have reported melting on the rear bumper and that's much farther back with more distance to cool.

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FischAutoTechGarten said:

that's a healthy dose of go faster parts there...

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LemonHead said:

24 XLT FX4
Voxx wheels 245/45r20
S&B intake
Steeda BOV
aFe rebel catback
AirDesign can/tailgate spoilers
Cobb access port coming soon along with eibach lowering springs.

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710-oil-614 said:

Is it though? I don’t see any mods that add any power, in fact the intake probably robs some low end torque currently and the 20” rims are most definitely heavier than stock. Catback does zero.

she’s just a looker currently, but a pretty sweet one at that!

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FischAutoTechGarten said:

Go faster parts ..



I was being a bit cheeky... Irony. It was an expression we used when we were young and guys put fake hood scoops, air shocks, vendor stickers, chrome wheels, etc... on their ride... All things that give the appearance of speed and power, without adding either.

The original poster put an ST badge on his Maverick, so per unwritten rules of the MTC Forum, it's open season on a bit of lighthearted teasing.

It does look nice. kudos for the accessories that add to the overall look he's going for, rather than detract.

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FischAutoTechGarten said:

Go faster parts ..



I was being a bit cheeky... Irony. It was an expression we used when we were young and guys put fake hood scoops, air shocks, vendor stickers, chrome wheels, etc... on their ride... All things that give the appearance of speed and power, without adding either.

The original poster put an ST badge on his Maverick, so per unwritten rules of the MTC Forum, it's open season on a bit of lighthearted teasing.

It does look nice. kudos for the accessories that add to the overall look he's going for, rather than detract.

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SloopJB said:

Now you could use a really nice, aluminum engine cover. I bought a foam one and it’s ok, but I have seen a couple with the metal one. Great job!

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