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ImpressiveJust Hit 300k miles in my 2010 SHO yesterday.
Very nice. I'm at 193k and will probably have it for quite awhile. As far as I know, I got it at 100k , and only timing chains and wp had been done.No performance mods, I've done timing chains (twice, and it needs them again), both turbos once and the front turbo 2 more times (1 was a bad ford rebuild, then the Dorman I replaced it with started leaking almost immediately), Fuel injectors, coils, Transmission was rebuilt around 250k, almost the entire suspension has been replaced, and then the normal wear items (brakes, tires, plugs, etc). I think that pretty much sums it up.
Definitely not a 'trouble free' vehicle. I have not changed the PTU, and it is not in the maintenance records I got with the car when I bought it. I have tried to change the PTU oil out regularly, about every 30k or so using Red Line Lightweight Shockproof. Same with the rear diff. I did notice the PTU seems to be leaking now though.Tremendous number!
Lot's of maintenance too but are you still on the OEM PTU?
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No, all stock performance wise. I did do the VTA mod and noise maker delete, but not tuned.@Shadow351 by any chance are you tuned?
Wow! My 2011 is at 193k, hopefully I'll hit that number too.Just Hit 300k miles in my 2010 SHO yesterday.
The front right CV I ordered said that it required I replace the Intermediate shaft, so I ordered that too. They are from different manufacturers, but they are both 27 spline so hopefully they are compatible. I have replaced both the inner and out tie rods, and the ones I removed were Moog brand, so the previous owner replaced them at least once. I actually have replaced the lug nuts, as the 'tin cap' OEM ones were swelling and wouldn't fit the socket correctly anymore.Thanks for the follow-up! I saw you said no performance mods but I was thinking bolt-ons when I asked.
Hopefully you get sent the correct passenger front CV axle as I had to wait about a week for the correct order to arrive after I had it all apart. If you're already doing work in there, consider doing tie rods (and suspension). I replaced nearly everything but calipers and lugnuts (they were already changed) when I went in.
Great job keeping it on the road this long!