Gen 4 Tech Data (quick ref)

[N8rfastback]

I wanna make this thread for a compilation of tech data for quick reference for us SHO owners (GEN 4).

Ill start a list and we can add to it as we go if we find more stuff:

Oil: 6 quarts (2010: 5W20) (2011: 5W30)
Motorcraft semi synthetic from factory.
Oil drain plug: 20 lb-ft

Oil Filter part numbers:
Fram: PH10575 , TG3600 , HM3600 , XG3600
K&N: HP-2011
Hastings: LF134
Motorcraft: FL500S
AC Delco: PFL400ACL
STP: S10590

Cabin Air Filter part numbers:
Motorcraft FP68

Heated/Cooled Seat Filter Part number:
Motorcraft FS104

Engine Air Filter Part numbers:
STP: SA10242
Fram: CA10242
K&N: 33-2395

Replacement Filters for Airaid Cold Air Intake:
Oiled Filter: 720-479
SynthaMax Filter: 721-479

Wheel Lug Nut Bolt size and torque:
19mm , or 3/4"
Wheel lug nut torque
100 ft-lb / 135 N•m

Stock spark plug part numbers:
Motorcraft: CYFS-12F
E3: E3.66
Champion: E7437
Champion CHA9901 (Iridium)
CHA7437 (Double Platinum)
Autolite APP5364 (Double Platinum)
XP5364 (Iridium)
Denso 5339, 5340, ITV20, ITV22


Stock tire sizes:
255/45-19
245/45-20 35 psi cold

Sony audio system troubleshooting
http://www.shoforum.com/showthread.php?t=117457

Light bulb replacements:

Low series headlamps
(high/low beam) HB3

*High series headlamps
(high/low beam) (HID) not given

Front park/turn lamp 3457NAK (amber)

Sidemarker lamp (front) 168 (amber)

Tail/sidemarker lamp (rear) 916

Tail/brake lamp 3057K

Backup lamp 16W

License plate lamp 168

High-mount brake lamp LED
Supplemental park lamp LED

Map lamp W5WL

Dome/reading lamps W5WL

Turn lamp T20 (amber)




Thats what I have gathered so far, We'll add to it as we see fit for quick reference stuff. Great things would be spark plug numbers, stock tire sizes and cold PSI, etc.

Pretty much a quick reference for the periodic maintenance stuff for the DIY guys on the forum. I usually make a spread sheet for myself and save it on my phone, and figured it would be helpful here as well.

-Nate

 

[SHOrod]

Per the owner's manual:
Retighten the lug nuts to the specified torque at 100 miles (160 km) after any wheel disturbance (tire rotation, changing a flat tire, wheel removal, etc.).

Wheel Lug Nut Bolt size
1/2-20 UNF
Wheel lug nut torque
100 ft-lb / 135 N•m

-Rod

 

[N8rfastback]

Lets see if we can make this a sticky and Ill just edit the first post whenever we get new stuff.

-Nate

 

[mjhpadi]

Replacement Filters for Airaid Cold Air Intake:
Oiled Filter: 720-479
SynthaMax Filter: 721-479

 

[N8rfastback]

Thanks for the additions guys. Ill have to look up stock tire sizes and the cold psi as well.

 

[mjhpadi]

Just discovered that the socket size needed for the lug nuts is a 19mm seems to fit a bit better then 3/4" which also fits.

 

[N8rfastback]

Well Ive added a bunch just in the last few hours... I gotta get the PSI off my doors for the 19" and 20"s and add it into here still

 

[PonySHO]

Well Ive added a bunch just in the last few hours... I gotta get the PSI off my doors for the 19" and 20"s and add it into here still

I believe 20" wheels are at 35 psi.

 

[shaker281]

I believe 20" wheels are at 35 psi.

That is what the door sticker on mine says.

 

[shone]

What's the torque for the oil drain plug?

 

[Showgun]

Just discovered that the socket size needed for the lug nuts is a 19mm seems to fit a bit better then 3/4" which also fits.

Mark -- the 3/4" is fractionally larger (5/100ths mm.) than the 19mm

 

[zeus268]

Great idea for a sticky and great information.

Thx Nate

 

[PonySHO]

Great idea for a sticky and great information.

Thx Nate

Ditto! This should be a sticky. Also the torque spec thread that lowc is in the process of building. to you guys for the effort.

 

[mjhpadi]

Mark -- the 3/4" is fractionally larger (5/100ths mm.) than the 19mm

Told you I wasn't very familiar with the metric system! Or maybe it's the inexpensive lug nut socket set I bought at Harbor Freight! Will check them again. :banghd:

 

[Showgun]

Told you I wasn't very familiar with the metric system! Or maybe it's the inexpensive lug nut socket set I bought at Harbor Freight! Will check them again. :banghd:

No worries Mark, They'll both fit because they're so close in size but the 19mm will fit just that little bit snugger.

 

[SHOrod]

Stock tire sizes:
255/45-19
245/45-20 35 psi cold

Given the performance orientation of this car I think it's prudent to add that the factory tires are ZR-rated tires (at least that's the case with the PP) but based on what I understand the factory speed limiter to be set at, V-rated (and realistically probably H-rated) would be safe if the speed limiter is still in tact.

-Rod

 

[Showgun]

I forget where I read it exactly, could have been Motor Trend's writeup on the SHO, but I believe the factory top speed of the SHO is about 150 mph. If so, a rating above H would be appropriate.
Can someone verify please?

 

[SHOrod]

Ahh, okay. I thought I read on this forum that the top speed is limited in the factory tune to 133 mph. There seems to be a lot of questions about this with no real confirmation.

-Rod

 

[Showgun]

Ahh, okay. I thought I read on this forum that the top speed is limited in the factory tune to 133 mph. There seems to be a lot of questions about this with no real confirmation.

-Rod

Yeah, info seems to vary a lot -- would be nice to know to what extent Ford limits these car's top speed.

Our SHO's up here come with V rated tires which are good for up to 149 mph.
That doesn't mean the car will do it, just that the tires could do it safely.
It does seem that some of our members have tested the SHO's limits if one can believe the speedometers.

The trouble with talking about this is that sooner or later someone will go out and test the car again which really isn't what we want here.

All we need to know really is that the tires will cover our butts if and when the car goes at an excessive speed.

Speaking of which: those of you who have tunes which eliminate the factory top speed may be able to exceed the factory speed ratings on the original tires.
Don't forget that if you're going for top speed, you best have tires that are rated correctly.

Happy motoring.

 

[darreli]

I wanna make this thread for a compilation of tech data for quick reference for us SHO owners (GEN 4).

Ill start a list and we can add to it as we go if we find more stuff:

Oil: 6 quarts (2010: 5W20) (2011: 5W30)
Motorcraft semi synthetic from factory.

Oil Filter part numbers:
Fram: PH10575 , TG3600 , HM3600 , XG3600
K&N: HP-2011
Hastings: LF134
Motorcraft: FL500S
AC Delco: PFL400ACL
STP: S10590

Cabin Air Filter part numbers:
Motorcraft FP68

Heated/Cooled Seat Filter Part number:
Motorcraft FS104

Engine Air Filter Part numbers:
STP: SA10242
Fram: CA10242
K&N: 33-2395

Replacement Filters for Airaid Cold Air Intake:
Oiled Filter: 720-479
SynthaMax Filter: 721-479

Wheel Lug Nut Bolt size and torque:
19mm , or 3/4"
Wheel lug nut torque
100 ft-lb / 135 N•m

Stock spark plug part numbers:
Motorcraft: CYFS-12F
Denso: 5339 , ITV20
E3: E3.66
Champion: E7437

Stock tire sizes:
255/45-19
245/45-20 35 psi cold





Thats what I have gathered so far, We'll add to it as we see fit for quick reference stuff. Great things would be spark plug numbers, stock tire sizes and cold PSI, etc.

Pretty much a quick reference for the periodic maintenance stuff for the DIY guys on the forum. I usually make a spread sheet for myself and save it on my phone, and figured it would be helpful here as well.

-Nate

You can add:

Spark plugs

Champion CHA9901 (Iridium)
CHA7437 (Double Platinum)
Autolite APP5364 (Double Platinum)
XP5364 (Iridium)
Denso 5340 ITV22