Looking to Buy Ex, Payload Specs Info
#376
11-29-2015, 12:15 PM
#378
11-29-2015, 01:35 PM
Fleet Mechanic
#379
11-29-2015, 01:57 PM
Post Fiend
#380
11-29-2015, 03:02 PM
Posting Guru
#382
11-29-2015, 03:53 PM
..and you already have the Bilstein 4600s from the look of it 
On that sheet-of-what-they-did, I would say turning the rotors could be something to keep an eye on...especially since you are going to be towing with it. Removing any amount of metal on the rotors on that big ox could quickly lead to warpage and pedal pulsing if not done VERY conservatively.
On that sheet-of-what-they-did, I would say turning the rotors could be something to keep an eye on...especially since you are going to be towing with it. Removing any amount of metal on the rotors on that big ox could quickly lead to warpage and pedal pulsing if not done VERY conservatively.
#383
11-29-2015, 04:04 PM
Tuned
#384
11-29-2015, 05:13 PM
As has been posted, P3.
You bought a beautiful looking rig, CM. Kudos to you and your hubby!
Hope you continue posting and don't fade away because you found your rig.
Stewart
You bought a beautiful looking rig, CM. Kudos to you and your hubby!
Hope you continue posting and don't fade away because you found your rig.
Stewart
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11-29-2015, 05:36 PM
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#386
11-29-2015, 06:26 PM
WOW! Nice score Mouse! 
I hope that your family ends up loving that wagon as much as we love ours. It looks fabulous and should serve your needs well for many years.
As was already said, I do hope that you stay here to share your Ex adventures and use the community knowledge here to keep the new ride in top shape and continue to expand your EX know-how.
This has been the best EX shopping thread that I've seen yet, I think it was nearly as much fun for us as it was for you.
Yes, you want to get the Prodigy P3 (with Ford pigtail adapter harness), it is a plug and play trailer brake controller that works excellent and is very easy to install and use.
And like Mark said, pump those tires up some more for towing work (are they load range E?).
I hope that your family ends up loving that wagon as much as we love ours. It looks fabulous and should serve your needs well for many years.
As was already said, I do hope that you stay here to share your Ex adventures and use the community knowledge here to keep the new ride in top shape and continue to expand your EX know-how.
This has been the best EX shopping thread that I've seen yet, I think it was nearly as much fun for us as it was for you.
Yes, you want to get the Prodigy P3 (with Ford pigtail adapter harness), it is a plug and play trailer brake controller that works excellent and is very easy to install and use.
And like Mark said, pump those tires up some more for towing work (are they load range E?).
#387
11-29-2015, 07:23 PM
..and you already have the Bilstein 4600s from the look of it
On that sheet-of-what-they-did, I would say turning the rotors could be something to keep an eye on...especially since you are going to be towing with it. Removing any amount of metal on the rotors on that big ox could quickly lead to warpage and pedal pulsing if not done VERY conservatively.
On that sheet-of-what-they-did, I would say turning the rotors could be something to keep an eye on...especially since you are going to be towing with it. Removing any amount of metal on the rotors on that big ox could quickly lead to warpage and pedal pulsing if not done VERY conservatively.
Yes, I looked underneath and verified that they are Bilsteins. So I'm gathering that is a good thing. How does it help?
#388
11-29-2015, 07:24 PM
#389
11-29-2015, 07:28 PM
WOW! Nice score Mouse!
I hope that your family ends up loving that wagon as much as we love ours. It looks fabulous and should serve your needs well for many years.
As was already said, I do hope that you stay here to share your Ex adventures and use the community knowledge here to keep the new ride in top shape and continue to expand your EX know-how.
This has been the best EX shopping thread that I've seen yet, I think it was nearly as much fun for us as it was for you.
Yes, you want to get the Prodigy P3 (with Ford pigtail adapter harness), it is a plug and play trailer brake controller that works excellent and is very easy to install and use.
And like Mark said, pump those tires up some more for towing work (are they load range E?).
I hope that your family ends up loving that wagon as much as we love ours. It looks fabulous and should serve your needs well for many years.
As was already said, I do hope that you stay here to share your Ex adventures and use the community knowledge here to keep the new ride in top shape and continue to expand your EX know-how.
This has been the best EX shopping thread that I've seen yet, I think it was nearly as much fun for us as it was for you.
Yes, you want to get the Prodigy P3 (with Ford pigtail adapter harness), it is a plug and play trailer brake controller that works excellent and is very easy to install and use.
And like Mark said, pump those tires up some more for towing work (are they load range E?).
We have a Prodigy that came with our Expedition but will sell it with Expedition. I'm glad to know you had fun with this thread. I felt like I was probably driving you all nuts at times.
I can't believe it's home!! We are towing our trailer with it this weekend so I will be sure to post pics of the setup.
Country_Mouse AKA Zoë
#390
11-29-2015, 07:32 PM
