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In the past I've always bought one of those small tubes from Ford. I did a little research and found this place: Automotive Touchup: Touch Up Paint and Accessories The paint matches really well.

This would be my choice! :-)

2016 Fusion...

You say you got the Sport Package! I don't see a Sport Package listed for SE. All that are listed" Appearance Package Luxury Package SE Luxury Driver Assist Package SE MyFord Touch Tech Package Terracotta Package Which engine do you have? At $17,888 you did get a smoking price!

In Idaho front side it's 35%, rear side 20%. I haven't had my Fusion's windows tinted and haven't checked into it yet! I did have my previous vehicles done, the last a Sport Trac which had privacy glass from Ford on the rear, and rear side windows so I had the front side done to match the rear side, which was 20%. Not legal, but it looked great. In the 8 years I had the Sport Trac I was never stopped for tint (or anything else) That said, I have noticed that as I've gotten older the tint definitely had an affect on how well I could see out the side windows. If you do have 20% or darker tint, don't be surprised if you get stopped and the cop has his hand on his weapon! You would be smart to open your window and keep your hands on the wheel. Just my 2¢ worth!

Gloves? Who wears gloves! ;-)

2015 FUSION SE...

No not always, this "one instance" helped to explain my thinking compared to one one elses.! That's where a little extra comes in handy, at WOT. The larger surface area of a cone filter allows quite a bit more airflow which is what I'm after.

I'm not concerned about getting cold air to the engine, since with the turbo the air will be heated anyway, but with air flow & filtration. On my Harley, just opening up the very restricted airbox & mufflers there was a significant increase in power. Once I went farther, (also increased it from 88CI to 95CI and more) with full true dual exhaust with low restriction mufflers, a complete new intake with a smooth bore and very little restriction from the air cleaner, cams, etc., the power increase was very noticeable. All the increases in engine volume, cams, etc. would have be pointless without a very low restricted intake and exhaust. The CAI intake systems come equipped with a high-flow filter design of some kind. This alone can increase the power potential of your car’s engine quite a bit, sometimes up to 5 percent. The stock air filter is often one of the biggest obstructions of the intake path; it drastically limits airflow and reduces fresh air infiltration. Cold air and short ram intake designs replace the stock air filtration system with a high flow cone filter, which usually has an increased surface area over stock designs. Also, high flow filters generally use an oiled cotton or similar filter element to replace the stock design’s paper filter. The way cold air and short ram intake systems function is by removing restriction from the intake path. The more air your car can draw in and mix with fuel, the more power it is able to make. This allows the engine to maintain a high-velocity and low-turbulence flow of air. I'm not looking for huge bump in power and won't be tearing into the engine, just want a less restricted air intake path.

Thanks!

What brands/models of CAI are you all using for the 2.0 EcoBoost? Any pictures and info re: installation & performance?

Does anyone know the actual width of the 18" Rims used on the Fusion? (8" or 8 1/2") I think 265/40 R x 18 tires would look pretty good, almost 1 1/4" wider. This size wouldn't affect the speedometer reading at all. But I'm thinking you would need a rim in the 9 1/2" range.

Posted 10 May 2014 - 09:10 PM Fordfan82, on 10 May 2014 - 01:09 AM, said: Check the sticker on your car door or check ETIS using your VIN http://www.etis.ford...eRegSelector.do I looked up my VIN an this is what came up: Transit Connect 2002-, 2.0L EcoBoost (250PS), Ruby Red TC That was a surprise, considering the picture below is what I drive!

2015 Chevrolet Impala and 2015 Ford Fusion Specifications Some good specs on this page.

I was think something along those lines. 2 - Tweeters front doors up high 8 - 2-way speakers in the doors 1 - Sub 1 - Somewhere! ;-)