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If someone can confirm the Boss OE front pads were also offered as Performance Friction, does someone know that service part number or what this cross references to from PF? Couldn't post a photo here of the Ferodo pad, for some reason, couldn't upload a photo.
The front OE pads (at least on my 12) are made by Ferodo as p/n 4448 which is Ford service p/n 7R3Z-2001-A. Ferodo is a division of Federal-Mogul. I tried to get these via the aftermarket but are not available, as of yet. The rear pads are by Performance Friction. Doesn't change what you guys...
The purpose of the sound tube, that we're in the process of deleting, was as someone pointed out, to direct induction sound to the driver when the windows are up. The device in the tube is called a Symposer made by the company Mann+Hummel, a major supplier for intake systems and filters, known...
Wow, it's really great to see what people have devised here. I'll have to decide if this is better than what I use. Really old school, but I've just used a set of strings for years and years on multiple cars, including track cars. It's cheap, just two pieces of 1/2 electrical conduit, 4...
If the replacement engine was built after Feb. 2012, you will get the updated ring set to improve high rpm oil consumption. There was also a slight change in the piston ring groove machining to work with the new rings. Good luck. I also have a small tick in my engine, so I'm probably going to...
I bought the Steeda Boss springs but only installed the rears, the advertised spring rate is almost the same as stock, but with the lowered ride height. Looks better for the street, but I have not tracked the car with them, for this I reinstalled the stock springs. I felt it was better to stick...
I've used the Hoosier R6 265/35 and 295/30 on the 19x9 and 19x10 Motorsports wheels for track events. It is important to maintain the 30mm tire width stagger front to rear to work with the suspension set up for the Boss, i.e. to maintain cornering balance. The Hoosiers have great stick but the...
[Model Year] = 2012
[VIN - full vin or last six digits only] = 247148
[Boss or LS number] = 1784
[Paint sequence number - from Boss owner's kit] = 337
[Build Date - from window sticker or door tag] = 2011/08/19
[Build Date - from Boss owner's kit] = 2011/08/19
[Blend Number - from window sticker...
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