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1st and 2nd break loose pretty easily. 3rd seems to hook well enough lol. Hopefully it'll have a bit more forward traction when I upgrade to some sticky 215/40s.
Thanks! It must've been a Friday car. Seems like a lot of STs are Friday cars though lol...The guys at COBB had some other interesting "factory screw ups" to talk about as well...
All of the details on everything done to the car are on the first post if this thread. I like the Eibachs. Very similar ride quality to stock and nice drop that's not too aggressive. This is a DD with a painted fiberglass front splitter, so I can't run too low. Still haven't touched the splitter on anything. "Knocks on wood"
Can you tell me where you bought the wheels. Im still on the stocks as I havnt seen anything I like better until looking at yours! Also are you still happy with the exhaust? Im out of patience on waiting for mountune to get one on the market.
Can you tell me where you bought the wheels. Im still on the stocks as I havnt seen anything I like better until looking at yours! Also are you still happy with the exhaust? Im out of patience on waiting for mountune to get one on the market.
Mod: CFM Baffled Billet Valve Cover Breather - Wrinkle Black
When initially researching the Fiesta ST and DI Turbo engines in general, one of the first "problems" I came across amongst many different manufacturers is the lack of fuel "washing" the intake valves causing excessive carbon build up. Which after some time and miles and cause drivability and other issues. From the get go I wanted to do what I could to prevent (or help) this. I learned quickly that a properly setup oil catch can setup can help minimize the problem. Until recently, I hadn't heard about valve cover breathers. Thanks to BoostBumps and a few other members they discovered that this part originally made for the FoST does indeed fit our cars. It makes a lot of sense to me that reducing valve cover pressure will help minimize oil getting back into the intake track. As this is my first DI car, don't take any of this info to heart as there could likely be misinformation. Still trying to research and learn about this common issue and what I can do, so I don't have to walnut blast the valves at 30k
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