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tiaquessa

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  1. Hi Brittany,

     

    1) I can't justify getting the Nav system when you can get a top notch Garmin for $600.00.

    2) I have the Vista Roof, and so far with 1600 miles its very quiet, even when its been very cold out.

    3) I think the 20" chrome clads are great. I know they're chromed plastic, but if you take care of them, I think they'll last a long time.

  2. OK- one more problem. I keep my lights in the auto position with the fog light switch pulled out. I also have a remote starter. When I start the Edge with the starter, the HID's turn on, and then turn off when the engine turns over. Once your in the vehicle, the only way to get the headlights back on is to turn the light switch to the off position, then back to the auto position.

  3. Lex,

     

    I was thinking about doing the same thing in the 4 doors. Not wanting to spend a bundle (its a leased vehicle), I was going to go with the 5x7 JL Audio 2-ways in all 4 doors. I think Crutchfield has them for $139.00/pr. I'll see if I can get the link.

     

    http://www.crutchfield.com/App/Product/Ite...Audio&tp=93

     

    These are made to fit into the doors with no mods.

  4. Well, here are a couple of things I would change if I were designing the Edge.

    1) Use projector lamps, and at least offer HID as an option. ( come on now, this is the 21st. century!!)

    2) Some sort of signal on the exterior mirrors

    3) Standard pad on the rear bumper, and the rear door sills

     

    These are in addition to the ones Williston listed

  5. OK- I just got done installing the HID kit from retro solutions. Two things- First, is there supposed to be 2 spade type terminals that go into the cars light harness? My kit has them, but they don't seem very water resistant. Second- My light beams seem more jagged than the halogen bulbs were. With the halogens, I had a definite line of light, and with the HID, that line is gone, and the light beam seems scattered all over.

  6. Hah!! Finally some snow!! We've got about 4" (and still snowing). Took the Edge out for some "coffee". This thing is 100% better in the snow than my Expedition. I did a couple of tests of the ABS. I know ABS prevents your wheels from locking up, but on the Edge, you can actually feel it keeping you straight as an arrow. Also, the AWD is awesome. My driveway is a 20-25 degree +- incline, and from a dead stop, it went right up without even one slip of the tires. Not that the Pirelli's are that great in the snow, but I see no need for dedicated snow tires.

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