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I added an HCM to a 22 F150 and there was some programming that had to be done to it before I was able to program it. I believe it needs to be initialized to the vehicle. Don't ask me how to do that though because I didn't do it😅

Ooof, good luck, I am still following this project

On the F150 forums several people added these after they were built and apparently the only thing needed is a large open parking lot as the straight lines are used for calibration. I’ll see if I can find a post/thread about it

BOOOOO... thanks for the info though 😀 Honestly I'm a bit underwhelmed by the 93 tune from Livernois. My stock Explorer ST is still faster (or at least it still feels faster 🤷‍♂️)

I searched for "glare free" but I guess I didn't look far enough back in time, Thanks @Haz

Did anyone get glare free lighting to work? I loved it on my F150 and really want to activate it on my 22 ST if possible

Does anyone know if the Edge models with adaptive headlamps also have glare free lighting? With the F-150's, Canadian trucks from 22-23 were delivered to customers with this enabled. I am hoping Ford did the same with the Edge. I have s 22 ST that I would enable this on if it is possible.

Does LMS allow you to datalog for revisions/fine tuning?

Holy crap @Wubster100 , I love this thread. This, IMO, is a major oversight by Ford on the Edge, not having the 360 cams even as an option. WHEN you are successful, I will almost certainly be doing exactly this same project. I am no stranger to OEM upgrades on Ford vehicles.

Ooooo I'm subbing, I wanna see this

Thank you @Wubster100 this was the exact thread I used as a template when I swapped mine. Good find

Also, here is a thread from 2018, the forum member that started the thread was a long standing member at the time with a heavily modded edge. I have not read through the entire thread though, but could be a good place to start

I believe the main thing that needs to be changed for E85 (and there could certainly be other things) is the HPFP. In the 2.7's it is in the engine compartment driven by one of the camshafts. I have linked one below, but it is listed as being used for the 2.7 in the F-150. I do not know if this is compatible, just trying to show an example https://morepowertuning.com/products/xdi-a007-27

popping comes from excess fuel in the exhaust, AKA running rich. I suppose changing timing could do that but I wouldn't rely on that as a way of forcing it because I am not sure it would work. I would think removing the cats is more likely to cause popping than removing mufflers, because the cats cannot burn off the combustion components if they are not installed. Also, you could cut the exhaust at a point that is straight for 6"+ and then use clamps to put the mufflers back on as needed

I'd have to agree with @dabangsta in that drilled/slotted isn't really the way to go. It could easily be the source of the noise, OR if you went with aggressive brake pads, those are notorious for squeaking. Frankly, unless you're racing the vehicle, hard, at a track, I would avoid drilled and/or slotted rotors altogether. Too many issues and too much wear