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Lifting an X3?
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I highly doubt there are any bolt on solutions. I'm sure you can find someone to do a custom setup though for an astronomical price.
Personally.... If that is your need.... you bought the wrong SAV. |
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Just get $1000 used Wrangler or 4runner for camping. It'd be cheaper and more effective.
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Hartge has a offroad program where they lift the X's 40mm (1,6") and fit larger tires.
They might be willing to ship the parts. http://hartge.de/ |
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^^ Very cool, I hadn't seen that. Looks better than I imagined.
![]() ![]() That said, I certainly wouldn't do that to mine. Fortunately I got all of the off-roading out of my system years ago in a much cheaper CJ7. |
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That off-road package is cool. Mechanically it's not designed for rugged off-roading but for lighter, unpaved roads, it has to be one of the best solutions for on/off road vehicles.
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