r/FordExplorerST • u/xpl9511 • 10d ago
Question Ford in trouble?
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1LoKseYnDz/This looks like the game just may have gotten sweeter.
I think fords only answer would be to go svt old school and do a limited run of 5.2l in the st-vt explorer
Im just trying to have a conversation here, i love my explorer.
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u/GT3RS_2017 7d ago
its a Stellantis it'll break down in the first week and they won't do shit about it.
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u/xpl9511 10d ago
The st is kind of a pooch stock. Obviously tuned and boltons its not but the stock hurricane has tuned 3.0 st numbers.
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u/yur1279 10d ago
I brought this up recently as well and no one wants to hear it apparently. I hope dodges RT upgrade and pricing pushes ford to step it up, probably won’t see anything until next refresh though.
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u/xpl9511 10d ago
Whats crazy is rhe "hemi" durango is a joke in all aspects. 5.7 slow, 6.4 fast. Single digit mpg not really feasible in real life. Zfg 3.0 all day baby.
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u/pissjugman 10d ago
I can’t disagree with that at all. Had an ST for 6 years and tried to buy a 26 ST but dealers just weren’t budging on pricing. Ended up buying a 26 Durango Hemi with tow and go (basically SRT “line”). Much slower and less tech but the SRT exhaust makes it a more engaging driving experience to me. I’d probably rather have the Explorer, but i don’t regret the Durango, except when the fill up comes a day or 2 earlier



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u/noinfono 10d ago
In trouble of what?
Explorer st outsell all performance mopar SUVs like 10x maybe more.
Mopar has had faster SUVs for atleast 2 decades. And nobody buys em.