Hello from Florida

[Sloyota]

Picked up this fairly mint 2015 a few weeks ago with just over 50k miles. It's already doing the typical Ford thing sitting on a lift. (Just taking care of some small issues like PTU leak, tranny and coolant flush, etc). Already have a few upgrades planned after I get everything sorted. Luckily I already have colder plugs, 3bar, and SCT x4 in my parts stock pile I can use. Looking forward to running this boat at Bradenton

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[zoomlater]

Welcome!

 

[SM105K]

Looks like you are on your way. Take care of that PTU asap.

 

[FiveLeeter918]

congrats on the purchase! We have several SHO customers in the Tampa area. There's a Central Florida SHO Owners group on Facebook, look them up and go have fun!

 

[Sloyota]

Looks like you are on your way. Take care of that PTU asap.

Taking care of it tomorrow, just got all the seals and hardware in

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[Sloyota]

congrats on the purchase! We have several SHO customers in the Tampa area. There's a Central Florida SHO Owners group on Facebook, look them up and go have fun!

Thanks! I'll be sure to check them out.

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[luigisho]

Welcome. There is a SHO convention outside of Pittsburgh this summer if you feel like a roadtrip. There are details in a few of the sections here. Track days and whatever else they have mapped out. Welcome aboard.

 

[Zpak]

Welcome

 

[skyshadow07]

What is that deadly looking contraption attached to your wheel?

 

[DJSHO91]

Welcome to the SHOsanity!

 

[luigisho]

What is that deadly looking contraption attached to your wheel?

Cyberdyne Systems Model 101

 

[Sloyota]

What is that deadly looking contraption attached to your wheel?

That would be an on car brake lathe. Saves time and also machines rotor to the centerline of the hub which helps reduce NVH (noise,vibration, harshness)

 

[skyshadow07]

Lathing on the car?! interesting

 

[Sloyota]

Lathing on the car?! interesting

Yes makes things lot quicker. Very beneficial when you work on Super Dutys and RVs all the time. They have a floating rear axle setup that you have to pull axles out and separate rotor from hub if you want to use a bench lathe. Not only is it time consuming but there's a bunch of one time use hardware and axle seals that could possibly get damaged.

With the on car it basically cuts down time in half which makes our customers very happy since they aren't making money with their vehicle sitting in our shop.

 

[skyshadow07]

How freaking cool is that. Adapt and overcome