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Hello everyone!

Just bought a 2015 Fiesta ST this weekend. It has a few mods that I can spot, but figured it would be best to join a forum to get to know the car a little better and have a good knowledge base for any questions that I may have. From what I can see it has a Cobb intake, MBRP exhaust and a cat delete, some intercooler piping and possible intercooler, a very noticeable BOV (don't know the exact one), and it came with an SCT tuner. Look forward to meeting some people and hope you all don't mind a Ford pleb asking around!
 


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Welcome!

You can check the intercooler pretty easily by examining the end tanks. Stock had plastic, aftermarket will be metal.
 


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Welcome!

You can check the intercooler pretty easily by examining the end tanks. Stock had plastic, aftermarket will be metal.
Ohh. Good to know. They're metal so definitely aftermarket. All of the couplers have and M on them so I assume Mountune?
 


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Ohh. Good to know. They're metal so definitely aftermarket. All of the couplers have and M on them so I assume Mountune?
More than likely. Especially if they are black with an inner yellow lining.
 


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welcome.
 


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Welcome! Take some pics. Our eagle-eyed FiST enthusiasts can identify any aftermarket part.
 


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Welcome! Take some pics. Our eagle-eyed FiST enthusiasts can identify any aftermarket part.
I can definitely snag some photos and see what you all thing. Would it be best to post it here or another thread? Still learning my way 'round hah
 


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I can definitely snag some photos and see what you all thing. Would it be best to post it here or another thread? Still learning my way 'round hah
Either or really! Might be easier if you post it here since people are already familiar with the question.

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Not the best photos, but best I could do quickly with the car on the ground and with my phone hah. I wish I could get a better shot of the turbo, but I assume it's a stock Borg Warner unit. I assume the suspension is factory as well? Looks pretty standard and it doesn't look like the car is lowered. Also have a bonus cameo from my S12.
 


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Also, if there's any good knowledge bases for the SCT X4, it'd be much appreciated. I've poked at it a few times, but not 100% sure how to just check what the current tune it. My Google-Fu has failed me this day
 


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Also, if there's any good knowledge bases for the SCT X4, it'd be much appreciated. I've poked at it a few times, but not 100% sure how to just check what the current tune it. My Google-Fu has failed me this day
I'd say 99.99% of people here use a Cobb Accessport for their tuning needs. Not sure how an SCT works but I would highly recommended picking up an AP and getting a tune of your choice.
 


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Stock springs, some Mountune intercooler pipes, MBRP, Cobb intake, Symposer is intact, crossover wrapped up pretty good. Can’t see much else.
 


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I'd say 99.99% of people here use a Cobb Accessport for their tuning needs. Not sure how an SCT works but I would highly recommended picking up an AP and getting a tune of your choice.
Yeah. What I've seen of my brother-in-laws AP, I like it more. The SCT isn't as intuitive as I'd like. Granted I'm used to 80s tech so even this is a big jump.
 


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Stock springs, some Mountune intercooler pipes, MBRP, Cobb intake, Symposer is intact, crossover wrapped up pretty good. Can’t see much else.
Good to know. It's has a BOV of some sort I assume. Just assuming since it's louder than the HKS on my S12. Not sure where it is to check and I haven't taken a deep dive into it just yet.
 


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Good to know. It's has a BOV of some sort I assume. Just assuming since it's louder than the HKS on my S12. Not sure where it is to check and I haven't taken a deep dive into it just yet.
The location of the BOV varies. With some you can remove the passenger front wheel and take a look, some are on the turbo, and some are where the symposer is located
 


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The location of the BOV varies. With some you can remove the passenger front wheel and take a look, some are on the turbo, and some are where the symposer is located
Alrighty. I'll have to look around later on. The driver fog doesn't have any fasteners and was bouncing around in the bumper and the AC blend door was clicking if you try and change it. Once I get all the replacement parts I'll get it in the air and dig around.
 


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Good to know. It's has a BOV of some sort I assume. Just assuming since it's louder than the HKS on my S12. Not sure where it is to check and I haven't taken a deep dive into it just yet.
Since the turbo is stock I will assume it might just be a Boomba BOV spacer if it’s that loud. Would be in stock location.
 


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