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Old 08-24-2009, 01:04 AM
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Looking good. A pic from the back would show the new stance. Again thanks for doing the leg work on this and posting. Ordering my bolts as I post this.
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Looking good. A pic from the back would show the new stance. Again thanks for doing the leg work on this and posting. Ordering my bolts as I post this.
Here's a rear stance shot. More to come once the front spacers have been added..

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Looking good. A pic from the back would show the new stance. Again thanks for doing the leg work on this and posting. Ordering my bolts as I post this.
I installed the 10mm spacers on the front last week but decided to take them off because I felt too much vibration. The X5 looks great with just the 25mm spacers on the rear IMHO.

I have 10mm spacers w/longer 43mm bolt for sales (PM if anyone is interested).
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