Chronicle33
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I do know I have the 13.9 inch rotors because I just did the brakes.
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Rotors are the same between PP and regular.I do know I have the 13.9 inch rotors because I just did the brakes.
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On the sticker in the driver's door jamb. Under Axle.
Also, what does your steering wheel look like and do you have adaptive cruise control?
Check the username on that one my friend. I posted mine as an example.You also showed us your car as black. Why is the jamb red?
Crap! I spaced right over who posted it. My bad.Check the username on that one my friend. I posted mine as an example.
Burgundy velvet metallic.
The only possible options for the SHO are 1A and 2A. The other codes are for other Taurus models. I believe the A is for AWD but, it is not specified anywhere that I can find.OK, I get my destination. I’m gonna check… I know I have the 339 gear ratio. My AI told me that and I have the 20 inch wheels but I think you can option those. You would know better than me, I’ve only had the car for four weeks. Is this below correct?
For the 2015 Ford Taurus SHO:
• 1A → 3.39 final drive ratio, AWD
• BB → 3.16 final drive ratio, AWD
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The only possible options for the SHO are 1A and 2A. The other codes are for other Taurus models. I believe the A is for AWD but, it is not specified anywhere that I can find.
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The PP was never much faster, if any, and is actually slower when tuned. The rotors are the same on both PP and regular SHO.You are correct. 1a is what I have. Although it seems pretty damn fast and I put the larger size rotors on it because I thought it was a pp. That seems odd. But thanks for helping me clear that up.
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The PP was never much faster, if any, and is actually slower when tuned. The rotors are the same on both PP and regular SHO.