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Old 01-21-2009, 03:05 PM
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TowX is on a distinguished road
Hey tetice- any pics of the new trailer?

I've now got the bug to get an enclosed trailer for the 911 but I'm still seriously concerned about the X5's ability to manage all that mass back there. I know it'll have sufficient power to tow it (though barely), but I'm more concerned with the giant parachute back there, and the ability to tow into a headwind, or manage the stability in cross winds. X5 isn't very big, and has a pretty short wheelbase. Serioulsy looking at Yukon Denalis to replace the X5 if the dealer can't fix the electrical problems in mine but I still love driving the X5. How was yours on the tow home?
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