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Old 10-15-2007, 02:45 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Cheyenne, WY/Ft. Collins, CO
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First time, first gen., X5 Quesion

good afternoon everyone!


As you can see I have just joined and have a question or two about the first gen X5. I have just moved to Cheyenne, WY and am contemplating a move down to Fort Collins, CO. I have been toying with the idea of getting an SUV (or i guess SAV in this case) or a truck because of the lack of ground clearance in my e36 compact and e30 M3 (which I am still looking for). I like the idea of getting an X5 but there are a few necessary options, or lack there of, that I am looking for. The most important being a manual transmission, and consequently a 6 cyl.

Anyhow, now for my #1 question:

I know I am in the severe minority here but: What are my options for raising the suspension/ground clearance in a 1st gen X5?


I know most people buy these to lower them and turn them into beefy looking station wagons but I would like to go in the other direction. I don't necessarily want the articulation but would love the added ground clearance.


thanks,
Chris
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