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Old 01-17-2008, 12:40 PM
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Lowered or Not Lowered

I recently got an '04 CPO Silver and upgraded to 20" staggered style 168s. I can definitely see a huge space between tire and lip of the X5 on both the front and back. The front especially but not too noticeable on the back.

I used to have an '03 Black and that one I lowered but even with the black color and the color of the tires, I couldn't see much difference but I followed the advice of a few members here and lowered it. But now that I have silver I can see how high it is now.

I just wanted to see if any of you guys who upgraded to 20's lowered your ride or kept it stock.

Pics would be nice to see as well...
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