2013-2019 Focus ST EcoBoost Performance Parts

Ford Focus ST: More Power, More Fun

Some of you may find our decision to throw Focus ST performance parts up here on Stage 3 a bit out of character. Yes, it has about four cylinders less than we're used to. Yes, the drive wheels are up front. Yes, it's a hatchback with at least three more doors than we're really comfortable with. But in the end, we're throwing our hat into the ring because the Focus ST is a flat-out fun car. It's got a nice zip, great handling, decent looks, and the aftermarket has climbed all over it to make it look, sound, and feel even better. We've jumped on the bandwagon, and maybe the shark a little, to bring you some awesome gear that will make your 2013 to 2019 Focus ST really come alive and become a car that you can be proud to call your own.

Like every single turbocharged car since the turbocharger made its way from planes to cars, the 2013 to 2019 Focus STs come from the factory undertuned to help extend the life of the turbo and keep that EcoBoost 2.0L from working too hard. Fortunately with the right cooling upgrades, a PCM tuner can be a safe way to increase power without doing any irreparable damage to your 2.0L Ecoboost.

PCM Tuning with COBB

You really can't go wrong with COBB when it comes to tuning your ST. They have a stellar reputation for quality and results, and their golden child, the Accessport V3, gets absolutely rave reviews from just about everyone who owns one. The versatile and intuitive tuner effortlessly mounts onto your center console next to your steering wheel so as not to distract you while driving.

Underlying its relatively simple exterior appearance is a high-powered device loaded with software and features that make tuning, driving, and caring for your aggressive 2.0L EcoBoost Focus ST that much easier. The Accessport V3 features octane-based performance tunes that can increase horsepower by up to a maximum of 15% and torque output by 31% all without the need for any "hard" performance parts at all.

Powerful Bolt-On Mods

Remember how I mentioned "the right cooling upgrades" in regards to accommodating the increased power demand you get with aftermarket tuning? This is a crucial step in ensuring that your ST doesn't poop out on the track and a cold air intake is also a great companion to a PCM tuner. If you want to keep engine temps down and horsepower up, check out our selection of Focus ST Cold Air Intakes.

It's hard to beat a good tuner/CAI combination, and once you've got your own setup you'll be well on your way to being king of the tracks and the street. Also check out our selection of Focus ST Exhaust Systems if you're looking for an exhaust sound that does your ST justice. We threw on Borla's Touring Exhaust Kit which gave our 2016 ST project car a louder, more crackly exhaust note and improved exhaust flow.

Lowering Springs for Improved Handling and Stance

Lowering springs are essential to remedying your ST's factory stance, which isn't ideal for handling and cornering. Plus, a nice one-inch drop all around provides a performance-ready aesthetic that looks awesome on the ST. That's why we installed H&R's Sport Springs, which turned out to be a critical move in tuning our ST's handling for nimble, sturdy handling.